Bird Paradise

Singapore Zoo is one of the world's famous zoos, established in 1973, covering 30 hectares, next to the Upper Seletar Reservoir, surrounded by water on three sides. It adopts an open mode, using natural barriers such as trees and ditches instead of fences to separate animals from tourists, creating a natural living environment for various animals. The zoo is divided into the zoo, night zoo and river ecological park, and there is also the Singapore Bird Park. 🦁Singapore Zoo: Various endangered animals and wild animals and plants from all over the world, there are performances and interactive photo taking in the park, and there are a lot of scientific knowledge about animals, which is very rich. You can take a battery car to various areas of the park. 🙈Night Zoo: The world's first night zoo, experience the night animals in the wild, very test of eyesight, because in the night by car, will also hear the roar of animals. 🐳River Ecological Park: You can take a boat, very much like playing rapids, you can watch fish, see the giant pandas Kai Kai and Jia Jia and their son Le Le🐼. 🐒Singapore Zoo (Singapore Zoo) ⌚8:30-18:00 Download the zoo APP in advance, there are zoo map guide, performance time and restaurants in each area, payment is also very convenient to support domestic software payment.

Bird Paradise in Singapore isn't just an attraction; it's a sanctuary that offers a unique and immersive experience. Avian Oasis: Embarking on a journey to Singapore's latest attraction, Bird Paradise, was like stepping into a world where birds and humans coexist in harmony. The vibrant plumage and melodic songs of these feathered residents create an unforgettable experience. Feathered Photoshoot: The opportunity to capture photos with these magnificent birds is a highlight. Whether you're an avid photographer or simply a lover of visual beauty, Bird Paradise provides a captivating backdrop for your shots. Optimal Visiting Hours: Planning to visit the indoor conservatory during sunny hours is a smart move. Showtime Extravaganza: Don't miss out on the scheduled shows! These performances showcase the intelligence, beauty, and talents of the avian residents. Planning your visit around showtimes ensures that you get the most value out of your ticket. Strategic Planning: Make the most of your visit by planning ahead. Check the show schedules, map out your route through the conservatory, and allocate time to interact with the birds and enjoy the exhibits. Bird Encounters: Be prepared for up-close and personal encounters with these fascinating creatures. The chance to interact with the birds fosters a deeper appreciation for their diversity and uniqueness. Family-Friendly: Bird Paradise is a fantastic destination for travelers of all ages. It's an educational and interactive experience that can be enjoyed by families, couples, and solo travelers alike. #BirdParkAdventures #NaturePhotography #FeatheredParadise #AvianAdventures #BirdsOfAsia #DiscoverySingapore

#exploresgtogether #urbanexplorer #urbanphotography #attraction #hiking #hikingtrails #hikingadventures The Jurong bird park is an aviary and tourist attraction in Jurong, Singapore. The bird park covers an area of 49 acres on the western slope of Jurong Hill, the highest point in the Jurong region. An urban hike in this bird park will lead you to African Treetops, home to 300 African birds from over 37 species; birds at African Treetops include starlings, turacos, crowned hornbills and more. The suspension bridges made the experience all the more realistic and fun. Jurong Bird Park also boasts one of the world’s tallest man-made waterfalls. The Waterfall Aviary towers is at a height of 35m (equivalent to 13 storeys)! The bird park is scheduled to move to Mandai Lake road in 2022, so take some time to visit it at its existing home ground while you can!

Singapore niche bird park guide · Singapore Bird Park 🎈Address: 20 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore 729825 🈺️Opening hours: 9 am--6 pm Suggested play time: 2-3 hours Cost: Adult ticket 48 SGD, children aged 3 to 12 33 SGD, local residents aged 60 and above 20 SGD, bird feeding 8 SGD (limited to 4 types of birds) Opening hours: 9:00 to 16:00 Transportation: Khatib MRT station (NS14)—Khatib shuttle bus AngMoKio MRT station(NS16)——Bus No. 138 ChoaChuKang MRT station (NS4) ——Bus No. 927 Ps: Experience talk! It is recommended to take a taxi for children and the elderly, which is more convenient✔ · Performance time: Beast performance: 10:30 am --2:30 pm Wings of flight performance time: 12:30 pm--5:00 pm · Scenic spot check-in points: The big waterfall before entering the park Very spectacular, there is also a beautifully decorated Starbucks next to it, don't miss the photo~ Penguin Bay The museum has designed a simulated Antarctic day and night cycle of the Aurora, which is very immersive Heart of Africa (African Wing) The largest bird house in the park, containing more than 80 kinds of primitive African birds, can interact at close range! Feeding cost: 5 SGD/person, time: 2 sessions every day, 10:30 am and 2:00 pm Wings of Asia (Asian Rare Birds) Here you can check in the famous landscape "Gate of Heaven", a second dream back to Bali Feeding cost: 8 SGD/person, time: 2 sessions every day, 10:00 am and 4:30 pm · Best photo point recommendation: The big waterfall at the entrance, it is recommended to go in the morning, fewer people Bali rice field theme Wings of Asia (there is a gate of heaven and rice fields, a second into Bali) Penguin Cove Penguin Museum, it is recommended to go in when it is hot and take pictures with penguins! · Tips: The new address of the Bird Park is in the Mandai Wildlife Conservation Area, located next to the , , and , you can play in four parks at once!

The Bird Paradise aviary park in Singapore is a joy to visit. This park just opened last year and features pavilions like the Africa, Asia, and Australia exhibits, covering a vast area and including a wide variety of birds from all over the world. Each pavilion in the park is connected by air-conditioned corridors, so with a bit of planning, you won't have to worry about getting too much sun. The huge indoor space provides the birds with a free and natural living environment. Here, you can see all kinds of birds, and some of the fringe activities for birds are very popular. Of course, the most interesting is the bird feeding, where you can get up close and personal with the birds and feel that sense of natural harmony. I especially love feeding the birds with plump juicy worms. On weekends, there are too many visitors, and the bird feeding activities are incredibly popular, so you definitely need to book in advance. Don't ask me how I know. Next to the central square is a theater where there are 4 shows a day, two each of 'Soaring Wings' and 'Birds of Prey' performances. No booking is required here; just enter early, and it's well worth watching. If you're tired of walking, you can also take a little train ride, which only has 2 stops (Penguin Pavilion - Central Square), but usually, there's a long queue. Also, I want to ask, are penguins considered birds? The venue is fully equipped with food, drinks, and entertainment options. Of course, the prices are not low, but if you're tired, you can also rest in an air-conditioned room. It is said that Bird Paradise is currently the largest bird-themed zoo in the world, and it's really a great place to visit~

The newly opened Jurong Bird Park in Singapore this May has completely redefined my understanding of a bird park. It features eight new aviaries, including the rainforests of Africa, the wetlands of South America, the rice paddies of Southeast Asia, and the eucalyptus forests of the Australian Outback, making the birds feel right at home. They are not at all shy, allowing for 💯 close encounters. If there's a downside, it might be that the birds🐦 are too 'free', which makes the working folks jealous. The new bird park is actually the relocated Jurong Bird Park, and now Mandai's four big zoos are all together, with the other three being the Singapore Zoo, the Night Safari, and the River Safari. To cover them all takes at least two days. Here are some photo spots📷 in the bird park: 1⃣️ The grand waterfall at the drop-off area is spectacular. 2⃣️【Asian Birds Aviary】 The terraces and Balinese gate, where you can feed pelicans. 3⃣️【Scarlet Wetlands】 At the entrance, there's a mosaic wall of macaws, and inside, you can see flamingos by the waterfall and dine at the Crimson restaurant while watching the flamingos stroll. 4⃣️【Heart of Africa】's chain-link suspension bridge, where you can feed African greys and other small birds, especially feels romantic at sunset. 5⃣️【Penguin Cove】 The light filtering down to the lowest level is beautiful. Since the entire park is brand new and designed with a top global concept, there are many more beautiful and fun things to explore slowly. 👉 If you can't find the photo spots, feel free to DM me😊

📍2 Jurong Hill, 628925 Jurong Bird Park is Asia's largest bird park, and is the only one that not near other zoos. Like its name, there are only birds and animals, but there are hundreds of species.🐦 The star in this bird park is undoubtedly the flamingo. There are many flamingo parks in the garden, having different species of flamingos in different colors. They are all very elegant and beautiful.😍 In order to provide a comfortable living environment for the birds, many tall and large sheds were built in the park to restore the natural ecological environment as much as possible. 🌳People can also walk in and get close to the birds. There is even a waterfall in one of the sheds. But the parrots are just kept in cages, looking a bit pitiful.🐥 #momentsmission #exploresgtogether #singaporeattractions

Address: Bird Paradise, 20 Mandai Lake Road Singapore 729825 Price: 💰💰 Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Getting There: Embarking on a journey to Bird Paradise is as delightful as the destination itself. We opted for the convenient and scenic bus ride, choosing Bus 927 from Choa Chu Kang MRT. Alternatively, those from the North can hop on Bus 138 from Ang Mo Kio MRT or catch a free shuttle bus from Khatib MRT. Experience: Total duration for a comprehensive exploration: 2 hours (3 hours for an immersive experience) Our adventure began at 9 am, with a short stroll from the bus stop to the park entrance. Notably, the park tickets are virtual QR codes, streamlining the entry process. Bird Paradise, having opened just last year, stands out with its modernity and cleanliness. Navigating the park was a breeze, thanks to a well-planned route that eliminated the need for backtracking. Guests have the convenience of renting strollers from the Guest Service, located inside the entrance. To enhance visitor experience, there are strategically placed toilets and resting spots in each zone. However, be mindful that eating is restricted in some areas due to free-roaming birds. To fully immerse yourself in the park, the Mandai app proves invaluable. It provides schedules for bird feedings and performances, allowing you to seamlessly plan your exploration. Seeking refuge from the midday sun, we kicked off our adventure with the Winged Sanctuary. This captivating exhibition showcases a variety of birds, including hornbills, eagles, and a host of other large and tiny species. The journey continues into the Australia Outback exhibition, where birds fly freely, creating an immersive and interactive experience. For a refreshing conclusion, we headed to Penguin Cove—the only indoor exhibition equipped with air conditioning. Here, we marveled at the charming penguins, wrapping up our visit on a cool note. Tips for a Memorable Visit: Visit on weekdays to avoid crowds and have a more serene experience. Morning visits are recommended for optimal bird activity. In summary, our experience at Bird Paradise was nothing short of delightful. The park's thoughtful design, interactive exhibitions, and the chance to witness birds in their natural habitats made it a memorable outing. Whether you're a bird enthusiast or simply seeking a unique and refreshing escape, Bird Paradise in Singapore promises a day well spent. #2024wish

| The newly revamped Bird Paradise. Despite its small size, Singapore has many zoos and botanical gardens, and they are incredibly creative! Take for example the wondrous indoor botanical gardens, the very first night safari, and the Bird Paradise that many people overlook. It was originally located on the far west side of the city, close to Malaysia. I didn't visit it last time because it was too far away. Unexpectedly, on this visit, I discovered that it had moved next to the zoo last year. I must go and see! Its most impressive features are the world's second-largest penguin enclosure, second only to one in South America, with over two hundred adorable penguins who are all stars; and the park is entirely enclosed within a massive net, with walkways that lead up to the canopy, allowing visitors to interact closely with rare birds. Children love it; and the netted area includes artificial waterfalls, lakes, and marshes, creating a beautiful environment. My top recommendation is the pink flamingo area, where the theme is red! In addition to flamingos, there are red macaws and other red birds, which are very beautiful. I recommend dining at the canopy restaurant in the park while overlooking the pink birds. Mischievous parrots may come over to greet you. Furthermore, the bird feeding sessions by the keepers are very interesting, and there are also two bird interaction shows daily. Do not miss these if you're bringing children. Another recommendation is the entrance to the Bird Paradise, where there is a waterfall that plunges into a cave. It looks quite ordinary from above ground, but from below, it gives off the vibe of a sinkhole with a water curtain cave.

Singapore Bird Park is home to more than 3,500 birds of over 200 species from around the world, offering visitors a zoo experience with close-up views and interactions! The spacious open viewing area allows a variety of exotic birds to fly and frolic freely under the blue sky. I enjoy strolling along the pondside path, sometimes admiring the cheerful swimming of penguins in the distance, and other times gazing at the majestic eagles soaring high above. The most impressive part is the interactive exhibit area of the park. There, visitors can observe and feed colorful parrots and owls up close, and even take photos with large birds of prey, offering a uniquely fun experience. This bird park, which combines viewing, education, and conservation, gives visitors the chance to get up close and personal with nature's winged creatures, witnessing their innate instinct to fly freely. It truly is a wonderful place to appreciate the spectacle of birds!

Bird Paradise Mandai @20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729825. Bird Paradise is an upcoming aviary located in Mandai, Singapore. There’s a cascading 10m-tall waterfall @main entrance.😊👍🏻✨We had an early preview pass visiting yesterday(1 May). Officially grand opening set on 8 May 2023. ⭐️⭐️⭐️Penguin Cove – had a huge glassy aquarium built in the cave, visitors can close-up shot the penguins. There’s various species of birds, and they are so pretty and colourful.😊👍🏻✨It’s open concept, visitors can closely observe them. There’s 8 walk-through aviaries… • Heart of Africa <checked-in>✔️ • Mysterious Papua <checked-in>✔️ • Australian Outback <checked-in>✔️ • Wings of Asia <checked-in>✔️ • Crimson Wetlands • Amazonian Jewels • Songs of the Forest • Lory Loft Will definitely visit again! for the balance 4 aviaries😄✨✨ #anna29diary #tripmoments #singapore

Mandai Bird Paradise has become a must-visit destination for those seeking to immerse themselves in the ethereal beauty of avian wonders. The sanctuary boasts an extensive collection of birds, ranging from majestic macaws and tropical parrots to elegant peacocks and graceful flamingos. As visitors stroll through the sanctuary's well-designed enclosures and spacious aviaries, they witness the kaleidoscope of colors, intricate plumages, and melodious symphonies of these winged marvels. The opportunity to observe these creatures up close provides a unique perspective into their behavior, habitats, and the delicate ecological balance they inhabit. Furthermore, the sanctuary's well-placed resting areas allow visitors to pause, reflect, and fully absorb the rejuvenating energy that emanates from this serene oasis. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the Mandai Bird Paradise serves as an educational hub, imparting knowledge about avian species and the importance of their conservation. By fostering awareness and appreciation, the sanctuary inspires a sense of responsibility among visitors to actively participate in preserving and protecting these fragile habitats and the avian species that call them home. #tripblazers #singapore #本地遊 #themepark