Singapore Night Safari

With this combo Singapore Zoo Night Safari tour, you can discover the zoo's hidden gems at night. You may witness over 2000 animal species in their native habitats while riding a tram and spend an amazing evening amidst lush woodlands with your loved ones through Singapore Zoo & Night Safari tickets. These Singapore Zoo Night Safari admission tickets also give you the opportunities to feed the animals, watch performances by Thumbuakar, a fire eater, or an animal show at the Creatures of the Night Show, and have some unforgettable moments.

For two incredible experiences in one day, purchase combo tickets for the Singapore Night Safari and River Safari. You may wander alongside freshwater aquariums, pass by displays, and meet one of the prettiest animals, the panda at River Safari, Asia's first and only river-themed wildlife park in Singapore. You have the opportunity to watch and interact with nocturnal animals during the Night Safari after your River Safari. Additionally, you'll get to see some animal exhibitions and feed some animals. To have some memorable moments, book this combo package with us.

The Night Safari is a zoo that is open at night. It is home to over 2,800 animals, including lions, tigers, elephants, and rhinos. You can see the animals in their natural habitats, as they roam around the park after dark. The Bird Paradise is a bird park that is home to over 3,500 birds from over 300 species. You can see the birds up close, as they fly around the park in their free-flight enclosures. The Night Safari and Bird Paradise combo is a great way to see two of Singapore's most popular attractions in one day. It is also a great way to experience Singapore's unique culture and wildlife.

Embark on a wild adventure in Singapore's fantastic wildlife parks! The Singapore Zoo hosts a diverse family of over 2,800 animals, showcasing more than 300 species. From graceful white tigers to curious tapirs, you'll be in awe. Glide through the Amazon River at the River Safari, where over 6,000 animals and 2,000 species reside. Discover the rainforest's mysteries as you cruise along. As the sun sets, the Night Safari springs to life with over 2,500 nocturnal animals from 70 species. Board the tram for a journey into the realms of lions, tigers, and elephants. Don't miss the Bird Paradise, where over 400 bird species from 60 countries enchant in their free-flight enclosures. A quartet of wildlife wonders awaits, promising an exceptional and unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages.

If you want to have one of the most spectacular Singapore zoo experiences, consider this package, which includes a river safari as well as a night safari. Book your Zoo and River Safari tickets today for up-close encounters with wild creatures of various sorts on foot, tram, or cruise. You will view both land and marine species with our Singapore Zoo and River Safari package. Choose Zoo River Safari and Night Safari to have two incredible experiences of watching aquatic and nocturnal animals with a single ticket.

The Indian Rhinoceros Feeding experience happens as a part of the East Lodge Trail in Singapore Night Safari every evening from 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm. During this feeding activity, you can witness these majestic one-horned giants up close as they delicately feed from your hand under the supervision of the park supervisors. The activity also includes photography service. Please note that participants must be at least 1.2 meters tall for safety reasons.

You can embark on an exciting wildlife adventure with the Safari Adventure Tour at the Mandai night safari Singapore. The friendly guide will take you on a buggy-and-walking tour, sharing stories and insights about the nocturnal animals. The safari also includes a special feeding session with Indian rhinos and Asian elephants. To top it off, you'll enjoy reserved seating at the famous Creatures of the Night show.

The Creatures of the Night show is a popular thing to do at Mandai Night Safari. During the show, you can witness animals like the Asian small-clawed otters and fennec foxes, show off their natural talents. In addition, there will also be performances by raccoon dogs and bearded pigs. The show also discusses animal conservation and sustainability at the park. The show happens at the Night Safari Amphitheatre from 7.30 PM to 9:00 PM and 10:00 PM on friday, saturday & public holidays.

Clouded leopards, known for their striking beauty and remarkable adaptations, are mysterious wild cats found in the forests of Southeast Asia. These animals are nature's acrobats that can descend headfirst from trees like squirrels with the help of their strong paws and claws. These cats even hang from branches using only their hind feet. They have the longest canines relative to their body size among wild cats. Their jaws open wide at 100 degrees, just like the ancient sabre-toothed cats. These creatures are one of the most spotted ones in night safari Singapore.

The Common Palm Civets are native to South and SouthEast Asia and live in the mangroves, plantations, villages and cities. These creatures have a distinctive look with a long body, short legs, and a pointed snout. This species is also called as Singapore Toddy Cat as it is found extremely fond of the fermented palm fruit. The Civet-Processed Coffee is actually made from the undigested coffee bean excreted in the civet peep. No wonder, the common Palm Civets are the most popular creatures at Singapore Night Safari.

Asian elephants are majestic and highly intelligent creatures native to various parts of Asia, including India, Southeast Asia, and some regions of Sri Lanka and China. Asian elephants are highly adaptable and can inhabit a range of ecosystems, from dense forests to grasslands. They have a lifespan of about 60 to 70 years in the wild and upto 80 years under human care and supervision. Only the male Asian elephants have tusks unlike their African counterparts where both male and female elephants have tusks. Elephants spend about 19 hours a day eating!

Sunda pangolins are small mammals covered in protective, overlapping scales made of keratin. Native to Southeast Asia, including countries like Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand, these creatures mainly feed on insects and worms, and have a pointed snout to extract them from nests. The interesting part about sunda pangolins is that When threatened, pangolins curl into a ball, making it difficult for predators to harm them. These creatures live for a maximum of 7 years in the world.

Woylies have a black brush at the end of their long tail and hence are also called brush-tailed rat-kangaroos. These little creatures are native to Australia and make forests and grasslands their home. They feed on fungi, tubers, and seeds and have a lifespan of about 6-8 years. However under human care, they can live up to 18 years.