Singapore Wildlife Packages

Wildlife Sanctuaries in Singapore

• Jurong Bird Park- It is recognized as the largest bird park in the world serving as home to 600 species of birds. Besides bird watching, there are also other attraction like the Lory Loft which has more than 1000 free flying birds on display. Speaking of elating Jungle Jewels flight aviary, it gives one a glance of South American rainforest with its specialty- yellow hooded blackbirds. There are also Penguin coast to enchant tourist and places like parrot paradise, swan lake and royal rumble which are mainly for endangered species.
• Singapore Night Safari- A matchless attraction, this night safari tour provides entertainment and astonish the tourists. With trams and walking paths, this safari provides a nightly journey of the wildlife in the dark. Connecting animal species from eight geographical zones, the tram rides takes the visitors on a trip around the world. Casketed with both exotic and endangered animal species like Himalayan tahr and griffon vulture, the gaur of Burma and gazelle. One can start the experience with a 20 min overview of ‘Creatures of the Night’ and can commence the adventure to Himalayan foothills zone to watch mouflons, tahrs etc., Indo-Malayan region to witness the Malayan tigers in their natural habitat and many more.
• Singapore Zoo- Home to 300 species of mammals, birds and reptiles, this 26-hectare park has 11 distinct zones each constituting some of the major wildlife habitats across the globe. From white tigers to grey kangaroos, get up close with reptiles and endangered tortoises also.Catch the naughty Californian lions showcasing their moves during the Splash Safari show and visit the animal wonderland named the Rainforest Kidzworld and have an amusing time.
• Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve- As the peak location for catching a glimpse of migratory birds with some coming from faraway land like Siberia, these wetlands are a paradise for nature lovers. Mud lobsters and crabs can be viewed in their natural habitat from posts. The boardwalk visitor centre, the Prawn watch and Art in Wetland are places of attraction in park.

Reaching Singapore

Located in Malay Peninsula between South China Sea and Indian ocean, it takes around four hours to reach Singapore by air from India. One can board an international flight from any metro airport in India and reach Changi Airport, Singapore which hosts only international flights.