Welcome to Singapore Zoo
Experience Asia's leading wildlife destination with over 2,800 animals
Explore Our Parks
Experience Asia's leading wildlife destination with over 2,800 animals
Explore Our ParksHome to four award-winning wildlife parks
Singapore Zoo has been a leader in wildlife conservation and education since 1973. Our open-concept exhibits allow you to observe over 2,800 animals from 300 species in their naturalistic habitats.
From the world-famous Night Safari Singapore to the newly opened Bird Paradise, our wildlife safari parks offer unforgettable encounters with nature's most magnificent creatures.
Four unique experiences under one destination
Explore 26 hectares of lush rainforest with over 2,800 animals. Experience close encounters with orangutans, white tigers, and Asian elephants in our award-winning open exhibits.
The world's first night safari park singapore offers a unique nocturnal adventure. Witness over 900 animals in their natural nighttime habitat across 35 hectares of secondary rainforest.
Asia's largest bird park is home to 3,500 birds from 400 species. Walk through immersive aviaries and witness spectacular bird shows at our newest wildlife attraction.
Journey through the world's rivers and meet giant pandas, manatees, and river giants in Asia's first river-themed wild life park featuring freshwater exhibits.
Get closer to nature with our special programs
Start your day with our famous orangutans at the Singapore Zoo's award-winning breakfast experience.
Explore the singapore night safari on our guided tram ride through seven geographical zones.
Witness spectacular aerial displays at Bird Paradise with eagles, pelicans, and flamingos.
Learn from our passionate keepers about wildlife conservation at our wildlife safari park.
Book your tickets online and save up to 20%
Singapore Zoo and our sister parks are committed to protecting endangered species through breeding programs, research, and education. Join us in safeguarding wildlife for future generations.
Endangered species protected
Conservation projects
Students educated annually
