Our parks are evolving to becoming leisure attractions that provide an experiential learning experience for our guests. Through these visits, you will gain a deeper understanding of animals, birds, plants and the environment through sight and sound, and learn more about the need for wildlife conservation.
Jurong Bird Park is permanently closed. A new bird park will open at Mandai Wildlife Reserve. Stay tuned for more details.
The world’s first safari park for nocturnal animals which spans 35 hectares of secondary forest and is home to over 2,500 animals across 130 species, of which 38 per cent are threatened.
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Asia’s first and only river-themed wildlife park is home to 400 plant species and over 6000 animal specimens representing 200 species, of which 40 per cent are threatened.
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Covering 26 hectares, here’s where over 2800 animals of more than 300 species roam freely in open and natural habitats.
Find out moreLooking into the future, plans are underway to transform Mandai into an integrated wildlife and nature precinct, which continues to be rooted in our core mission of wildlife conservation. Two new parks — a Bird Park and Rainforest Park — will join our existing parks at Mandai. We will also welcome an eco-friendly resort, as well as a nature-themed indoor attraction and green public spaces.
Designed to provide conducive wildlife habitats, the new precinct will be a place where native wildlife thrive. More memorable experiences await at the future Mandai, where you can enjoy, appreciate and feel more connected to our natural heritage. For more information about the Mandai development project, please visit Mandai Rejuvenation Project.
