If you see these monkeys, they are the long-tailed macaques. These macaques are wild, they are not part of the animals under our care. Please do not approach and keep a safe distance. If you get too near, they may get scared and attack out of fear.
The macaques have learnt to associate baby prams and plastic bags with food. They may approach you in search of food. If you encounter them, please keep all food out of sight. Remain calm and walk away.
Should there be a need of immediate assistance in public areas regarding snakes, monitor lizards, macaques and other native wildlife that may pose a danger to the public, you may call Singapore Police Force at 999.
Other useful numbers are:
You can approach any uniformed staff for assistance or call +65 6100 0767 in case of any emergency.
We regret that balloons are not allowed in the parks as they may disturb or annoy the animals, should they burst. For more information, refer to the Parks Rules and Conditions.
While food options are available at our restaurants, we do understand that some guests may need to bring their own food into the park for various reasons.
Wild macaques in our parks associate baby prams and plastic bags with food. These macaques are not part of the animals under our care. If you encounter them, please keep all food out of sight. They may approach you in search of food. Please remain calm and walk away. If you require assistance, please call +65 6269 3411.
The Malayan tigers are moving to Singapore Zoo and the white tigers are moving to Night Safari, to provide both pairs of tigers with new environments to explore.
This move will contribute to our ongoing efforts to provide enriched environments for our animals, in line with our focus on the welfare and well being of the wildlife under our care.
You may also find Malayan Tigers at Rainforest Wild ASIA from 12th March 202.
The white tiger is now residing in their its home at Night Safari.
You can visit it at the East Lodge Trail in our nocturnal park.
The Malayan tigers will be moved to Singapore Zoo.
You can also spot more Malayan tigers exploring their new environment at Rainforest Wild ASIA from 12 March 2025 onwards.
There may be some changes to our retail merchandise, signage, park maps, and other guest-facing communications.
We will strive to minimise disruptions to your park experience.
Guests can support conservation efforts by continuing to visit the parks and getting involved.
