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Wildlife Reserves Singapore Group

Park Visit Advisory

Night Safari is open from Thursdays to Sundays, as well as eve of and on public holidays. Operating hours are from 6.30pm to 12am.
 
Please note that from 25 May to 27 June 2021, Night Safari will be open everyday from 6.30pm to 12am.
 
Our show capacity is operating at limited capacity up to 100 guests per show as part of Safe Management Measures. We seek your understanding that once show is full, we are unable to accept any more guests.
 
The safety and well-being of our guests, staff and animals are our priority and we have put in place the necessary Safe Management Measures, so everyone can enjoy a meaningful wildlife experience in a safe and healthy environment. 
 
Find out what to expect on your next visit to Jurong Bird Park, River Safari, Night Safari and Singapore Zoo.

 

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Animals
Animals
Animals

Asian Elephants

Animals

Asian Elephants

Be greeted by our herd of female elephants and Chawang, our famed bull elephant and park icon for Night Safari.

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Zones
Zones
Zones

Fishing Cat Trail

Zones

Fishing Cat Trail

Uncover native species such fishing cats, small-clawed otters, pangolins and more!

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Guided Tram Ride

Guided Tram Ride

Nestle comfortably aboard the tram for a 30-min guided journey, for rare sights of animals available only on the tram.

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Creatures of the Night Show

Creatures of the Night Show

Be amazed at this interactive show featuring our nighttime superstars, from spotted hyenas to binturongs!

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Beyond Our Park

Explore our conservation, educational and sustainability efforts locally and across the region
Resolving a human-elephant conflict in Sumatra

Resolving a human-elephant conflict in Sumatra

Uncover how response units are rallied to herd wild elephants away from human settlements in Way Kambas National Park.

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Walking the talk to save Malayan tigers

Walking the talk to save Malayan tigers

Discover how volunteers and staff from WRS patrolled the forests of Malaysia to deter poachers from hunting down these endangered cats.

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