The following Park Experiences are temporarily suspended due to safe distancing measures: Keeper's Chit Chat
Our shows are operating at limited capacity as part of the necessary Safe Management Measures. We seek your understanding that once full, we will be unable to accept more guests.
The Giant Panda Forest exhibit updates are as follows:
1. Exhibit will open at 11am daily from 28 May to 30 June 2021.
2. Opening of the exhibit will be delayed to 10.30am on 19 July and 5 August 2021 due to scheduled maintenance works.
We have kept some of our key restaurants open to serve take-away food, including KFC and Inuka Café at Zoo Entrance and Starbucks at River Safari Entrance Plaza.
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The red panda's fiery red coat is no doubt why its name in Chinese literally means 'fire fox'.
Journey down the world’s mightiest river that flows through the world’s largest tropical rainforest.
Manatees and their dugong cousins are the only aquatic mammals to feed solely on plants.
Some of the world’s most critically endangered wildlife reside along Asia’s longest river.
The Amazon expands its width from 5 kilometres in the dry months to 50 kilometres during the wet season.
Named after the ancient Kingdom of Kongo, the Congo runs a dramatic and turbulent route.
Springing from the Himalayas, India’s longest river flows through India and Bangladesh.
A home away from home Welcome to the home of Kai Kai and Jia Jia, modeled after their natural habitat in China.
Over 150 species of threatened plants and animals in Queensland, Australia call this river home.
Some 60 million people in Asia depend on the Mekong River for their livelihood.
Measuring 6,650 km, the Nile meanders through 10 African countries, supporting 360 million people.
Fish as well as a bounty of water-dependent species thrive in and beside rivers.
