Singapore Zoological Gardens

The Singapore Zoological Gardens is acclaimed as one of the world's most spectacular zoos. The use of natural barriers like streams, rock walls and vegetation to separate animals from visitors enhances the "open" zoo concept. Spreading over 28 hectares, it is home to over 3,600 mammals, birds and reptiles, including rare and endangered species. The Zoo's orang utan breeding programme has created a large community of these gentle, endangered species. The breeding programme has also witnessed the first tropical birth of a polar bear. Other endangered species like the Malayan tiger, the white rhino, proboscis monkey, komodo dragon and the sealion have also found a haven in the zoo. A highlight is the Fragile Forest - an exciting and educational display of ecosystems and rainforest culture.

The Hamadryas Baboons - The Great Rift Valley : Ethiopia showcases the ecosystem typical of the savanna climatic zone in Ethiopia. The area is landscaped to include a multitude of habitats for a wide range of animals, rock formations and tribal villages. The exhibit is home to the rock hyrax, the banded mongoose, the black backed jackal and 50 hamadryas baboons. A regular tram service that covers the entire Zoo offers an excellent overview of the attractions. The commentary provides useful information. However, to fully appreciate the zoo, the tram introduction should be complemented by a walking tour. Guests can also enjoy breakfast with some of the animals from the zoo such as the Oriental small-clawed otter, the reticulated python and the highly-endangered Orang Utan in close proximity. Termed as Wild Breakfast, this dining-in-the-wild experience promises to be a hit. Make a date with our friends at the zoo over breakfast at 9am or afternoon tea at 4pm. This is priced at SGD 15.60 (adults) and SGD 11.45 (children 3 – 12 years old)

Winner of the Tourism Awards 2001, 1998, 1993, 1992, 1991 - Leisure Attraction of the Year.
Open:
8.30am - 6pm (daily)
Last ticket sale: 5pm
Admission:
SGD 12.10 adults, SGD 5.05 children (3 - 12 years)
Tram rides: SGD 2.50 adults, SGD 1.50 children
Pony rides: SGD 3 adults, SGD 2 children
Elephant rides: SGD 3 adults, SGD 2 children
Miniature horse rides: SGD 2 children

Admission ticket packages:
For admission to Singapore Zoological Gardens, Night Safari and Jurong BirdPark. Tickets are valid for six months from date of purchase:

  • SGD 19.30 adults, SGD 8.10 children for Jurong BirdPark and Singapore Zoological Gardens

  • SGD 22.20 adults, SGD 12.40 children for Jurong BirdPark and Night Safari

  • SGD 22.20 adults, SGD 12.40 children for Singapore Zoological Gardens and Night Safari

  • SGD 30.00 adults, SGD 15.40 children for Jurong BirdPark, Singapore Zoological Gardens and Night Safari

Approximate Touring Time: One day
Location:
80 Mandai Lake Road Singapore 729826
Tel:
(65) 6269 3411
Fax:
(65) 6367 2974
Getting There:
Take the MRT to Choa Chu Kang Station (NS4), then board TIBS bus 927 which takes you all the way to the zoo. Or take the MRT to Ang Mo Kio Station (NS16), then board SBS bus 138. Click here to view MRT route map.

Animal Presentation Times:

  • Spirit Of The Rainforest - 10.30am & 1.30pm (weekends & public holidays)

  • Elephant Show (At Elephant Ride Area) - 11.30am (weekdays), 11.30am & 4pm (weekends & public holidays)

  • Sealion Show (Shaw Foundation Amphitheatre) - 2.30pm (weekdays), 2.30pm, 5pm (weekends & public holidays)

  • Tales & Scales (At Shaw Foundation Amphitheatre) - 3.30pm (daily)

Accessibility for the physically disabled: The following information is obtained from Access Singapore.

  • Entrance - Accessible to wheelchair and ambulant-disabled.

  • Reserved disabled car park lot - Outside entrance. Accessible to wheelchair and ambulant-disabled.

  • Accessibility within the premises - Hilly terrain. Access to wheelchair is limited and assistance may be required. Accessible to ambulant-disabled.

  • Lifts -Nil

  • Public toilets for the disabled at the entrance and Pavilion by the Lake - Accessible to wheelchair and ambulant-disabled.

  • Public toilets for the disabled at the Reptile Garden - Narrow door width. Access to wheelchair is limited and assistance may be required. Accessible to ambulant-disabled.

  • Eating outlets - At the Makan Terrace. Accessible to wheelchair and ambulant-disabled.

  • Public telephone - Accessible to wheelchair and ambulant-disabled.

  • Taxi stand - High kerb. Access to wheelchair is limited and assistance may be required. Accessible to ambulant-disabled

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