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Take a tram ride, walk through forested trails and see a side of these creatures that is often hidden. Take a trip around the world in 45 minutes on our guided trams that will lead you through 8 geographic regions ranging from the habitats of the African Savannah, Himalayan foothills and jungles of South East Asia. Be amazed by the Night Safari's all-star cast of nocturnal animals during the Creatures of the Night Show. Take a walk on the wild side and soak in the sights and the sounds of the night with close encounters of the wild kind on our 4 walking trails – Forest Giant's Trail, Leopard Trail, Fishing Cat Trail and Australasian Trail.

With eight river habitats in one park, visitors can enjoy an immersive experience into the world of rivers and the wildlife they support, and appreciate the importance of freshwater ecosystem conservation.Embark on a journey of discovery at River Safari, Asia's first and only river-themed wildlife park, and meet over 5,000 aquatic and terrestrial animals representing 300 species. At River Safari, you can explore eight river habitats from the mighty Mississippi to the majestic Yangtze, and experience rare encounters with river giants and megafishes such as the giant river otter, giant salamander and Mekong giant catfish. Stroll through freshwater galleries and enter walk-through exhibits to learn about the fascinating flora and fauna of river habitats. Catch giant pandas Kai Kai and Jia Jia at the 1,500 square-metre Giant Panda Forest, the largest panda exhibit in Southeast Asia. Be amazed by the world's largest freshwater aquarium at the Amazon Flooded Forest, which showcases the annual flooding of the Amazon rainforest with over 18 majestic animal species such as the manatees and arapaimas. A whole new wildlife adventure, brimming with incredible experiences, awaits at River Safari. The River is Calling… begin your journey of discovery today!

Conceived as a place of recreation and a natural respite in the West of Singapore, Jurong Bird Park has grown into a globally renowned reserve and the largest park of its kind in the region. Across a 20.2-hectare compound that is sanctuary to 5000 birds comprising 380 species, the park demonstrates a staunch commitment to conservation efforts and exhibiting birds in naturalistic settings. Stroll through habitats that simulate the grasslands of Africa or South American rainforests, and spot their marvellous avian residents. A favourite amongst visitors is the world's largest walk-in flight aviary for lories, which spans 3,000 square metres and over 9 stories in height. Be surrounded by 10 species of these beautiful rainbow-coloured birds, and even feed them their daily nectar mix by hand. Enjoy other interactive feeding sessions or get a glimpse of natural instincts in action. World-class shows such as Kings of the Skies exhibit the predatory prowess of eagles, hawks and other birds of prey. Apart from its winged stars, the park also houses an impressive collection of 108 Heliconia species and cultivars in its Heliconia Repository – one of the largest in the region. Equally awe-inspiring is the African Waterfall Aviary, which houses the world's tallest artificial waterfall. Cool off with the kids at the end of the day at Birdz of Play. The fun land has wet and dry zones for kids of all ages, and even a souvenir shop or two for you to grab a memento of your visit to this bird-lover's paradise.

Be sure to watch the flagship species of the Singapore Zoo - Orang Utan swinging from tree to tree over visitor trails in their naturalistic homeEncounter unique and awe-inspiring species that are as diverse as their habitats from the White Tigers to the Australian Outback, to the Hamadryas Baboons and themed enclosures like the Fragile Forest Be amazed by our star performers where the animals take centre stage! Watch the Splash Safari Show, Rainforest Fights Back Show and Elephants at Work and Play show Enjoy our signature dining programme – Jungle Breakfast with Wildlife and bring your taste buds on a jungle adventure while get up-close with Orang Utans and other animals