There are several free-to-visit areas around Mandai Wildlife Reserve, Mandai Wildlife WEST, Mandai Wildlife EAST and Mandai Boardwalk.
We will be launching the upcoming indoor attractions within Mandai Wildlife Reserve – Stay tuned for more information!
In the meantime, discover our current wildlife parks and attractions.
There are several options to see and do at our free-to-visit public spaces, from chancing upon the “Mother & Child” pangolin sculpture and enjoying scenic walks on the Mandai Boardwalk at Mandai Wildlife EAST to dining or enjoying a quick respite at Mandai Wildlife WEST.
Mandai Boardwalk is a scenic 3.3-kilometer-long boardwalk skirting the perimeter of River Wonders and Singapore Zoo.
It offers visitors unparalleled views across the Upper Seletar Reservoir and an opportunity to immerse themselves in nature while enjoying stunning views of the surrounding wildlife reserves.
At the Mandai Boardwalk, visitors can:
Mandai Boardwalk is open from 7:00am – 7:00pm; last entry at 6:00pm.
A leisurely walk along the 3.3-kilometre boardwalk typically takes around 70 to 85 minutes.
Visitors may want to take more time to enjoy the surroundings and explore various points of interest along the way.
No, the Mandai Boardwalk is free to access. Fees may apply if you visit any of the nearby attractions, such as the Singapore Zoo, River Wonders, or Night Safari.
Yes, you may bring and consume your own food. However, please refrain from feeding the wildlife and ensure the area is left clean after use.
Kindly avoid littering, whether into the reservoir or anywhere along the boardwalk, to help preserve the environment.
For the safety of wildlife and other visitors, pets are not allowed on the Mandai Boardwalk.
Yes, the Mandai Boardwalk is wheelchair accessible with wide, smooth pathways.
Cycling and skating are not allowed on the Mandai Boardwalk for the safety of other visitors.
Visitors are encouraged to walk leisurely and enjoy the surroundings.
For the safety of wildlife and other visitors, fishing is not allowed on the Mandai Boardwalk.
While walking along the Mandai Boardwalk, it's important to:
In case of an emergency, you can contact Mandai Wildlife Reserve at 6100 0694 for immediate assistance