Hong Leong Foundation Crimson Wetlands

Crimson Wetlands replicates the coastal wetland habitats of Latin America where scarlet ibises, roseate spoonbills and American flamingos call home.

Flocks of these crimson feathered jewels dot Crimson Wetlands’ landscape of reeds, waterlilies, sedges, and trees in crimson blooms. Not just pretty sights. Here, you also get to learn about the treasured ecosystem services provided by wetlands.

Crimson Wetlands boosts an architectural wonder that allows for unobstructed flight paths for its feathered inhabitants. This is the only aviary in Bird Paradise that is entirely beamless within.

Extremely robust beams at the periphery hold the huge aviary in place. In this vast space, the birds fly free while guests enjoy unimpaired views and a truly unique immersive experience.

In the wild, macaws and other parrots flock to clay licks along riverbanks to feast on the mineral-rich clay, which is a good source of sodium for the birds. At Crimson Wetlands, a clay lick wall invites the gathering of macaws and other birds, presenting a visual treat energized by squawks and screeches.

Crimson Restaurant opens to a tranquil vista of the wetland habitat. A perfect retreat to rest your tired feet, enjoy a sumptuous meal and enjoy the awesome sights of colourful macaws and ibises in flight.