Wildlife Attractions
About the Wildlife Attractions
About the Wildlife Attractions
What attractions are part of Mandai Wildlife Reserve?
Mandai Wildlife Reserve is home to 5 wildlife attractions — Singapore Zoo, River Wonders, Night Safari, Bird Paradise and Rainforest Wild Adventure.
The precinct also features two indoor attractions, Curiosity Cove and Exploria, plus free-to-visit spaces at Mandai Wildlife EAST, Mandai Wildlife WEST, Mandai Boardwalk and Mandai Gallery.
Discover more about our attractions within the Mandai precinct.
Where are the wildlife parks located?
Bird Paradise, and Rainforest Wild Adventure WEST are located at 20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729825. Singapore Zoo, River Wonders, Night Safari, Rainforest Wild Adventure EAST are located at 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826.
The indoor attractions Curiosity Cove and Exploria, are also located at Mandai Wildlife EAST.
What are the opening hours of the wildlife parks?
Opening hours and last admission times vary across our wildlife parks, and each park page carries its current hours.
For the latest opening hours and last admission times, visit Singapore Zoo, River Wonders, Night Safari, Bird Paradise and Rainforest Wild Adventure.
Planning Your Visit
Where can I find maps of the parks?
Maps are displayed along the entrances of each attraction and on each attraction's map page:
- Singapore Zoo Map
- River Wonders Map
- Night Safari Map
- Bird Paradise Map
- Rainforest Wild Adventure Map
Alternatively, download the Mandai App to find your way around our attractions and plan your preferred routes.
Should I download the Mandai App before visiting?
Yes, downloading the Mandai App can help you make the most of your day.
You can use it to navigate the parks, check Adventure+ wait times, and receive updates and alerts that support your park navigation and help you discover special experiences during your visit.
Can I bring my own water bottle?
Yes, and we encourage it.
Staying hydrated is especially important when exploring outdoor environments, and water refill stations are available at multiple locations around each wildlife park.
How do I get to the wildlife parks?
Our wildlife attractions are located across two precincts: Mandai Wildlife WEST, where Bird Paradise and Rainforest Wild Adventure WEST are located, and Mandai Wildlife EAST, where Singapore Zoo, River Wonders, Night Safari, Rainforest Wild Adventure EAST, Curiosity Cove and Exploria are located.
For information on public buses, the M1 and M2 – Khatib Bus, driving directions and parking information, please refer to the Getting To & Around FAQ and Getting Here & Around.
Things to See & Do
What activities are available at the wildlife parks?
There are many activities across Mandai Wildlife Reserve — you can enjoy guided tours, animal feeding programmes and engaging animal presentations.
Check out all the activities to see and do within each wildlife park. You can explore the park through walkways and trails across different forest layers, with a range of Adventure+ experiences allowing for unique wildlife encounters.
What tours can I join at the wildlife parks?
Do tour prices include park admission?
No, tour charges do not include admission to the wildlife park. A separate admission ticket is required and can be purchased online through our official ticketing website. Pre-registration is required for all tours. You can add tours online after selecting your admission tickets.
For tour-related enquiries or reservations, guests may contact [email protected] or refer to the respective tour pages for Signature Tours and Backstage Pass Tours.
What are the Adventure+ experiences at Rainforest Wild Adventure?
How do I choose which Adventure+ activities to try?
The best Adventure+ activity for you depends on the experience you're looking for — some are ideal for gentler thrills, others suit adventure-seekers wanting something more exhilarating. If you need help deciding, check the Thrill-Meter onsite or ask one of our Rangers for recommendations.
Do I need to book a time slot for Adventure+ activities?
Some Adventure+ activities require advance booking, while others are first-come, first-served.
Currently, Canopy Glider requires booking, with time slots opening 2 hours in advance and running every 30 minutes from 9:00am – 5:00pm.
We recommend checking the latest availability before or during your visit.
Are there adventures beyond Adventure+?
Yes — if you're looking for a bigger challenge, explore Black Adventures in the WEST zone: guided, high-element experiences designed for guests seeking a more immersive and physically demanding adventure.
Separate terms, requirements, and charges apply
Are Adventure+ and Black Adventures suitable for everyone?
Not every activity suits every guest — each has its own height, weight, attire and safety requirements. Some are more family-friendly, while others are designed for older children, teens or adults.
We recommend checking individual requirements before joining, especially with young children, seniors, or guests with mobility considerations.
Can I buy animal feeding sessions with my tickets?
Rainforest Wild Adventure
About the Rainforest Wild Adventure
What is Rainforest Wild Adventure?
Rainforest Wild Adventure is Asia's first adventure-focused zoological park, offering a multi-layered Southeast Asian rainforest experience across its EAST and WEST zones, with a total of 8 open-concept habitat areas.
The park is open daily from 9:00am – 6:00pm, with last entry at 5:00pm.
You can explore the park through walkways and trails across different forest layers, with a range of Adventure+ experiences allowing for unique wildlife encounters.
What animals can I see at Rainforest Wild Adventure?
Rainforest Wild Adventure is home to 58 species, with more than 75% threatened in the wild.
Look out for Malayan tigers, sun bears, Malayan tapirs, François' langurs, Philippine spotted deer, and the okapi — an endangered species from the dense forests of the Congo in Central Africa, and the only one of its kind in any zoological park in Southeast Asia.
What’s the best way to plan my route around Rainforest Wild Adventure?
Start with what matters most to you — wildlife sightings, adventure activities, or meal breaks — and plan your route around it.
The Mandai App is a useful companion for navigating the park, and our Rangers are always happy to guide you along the way.
What should I wear and bring to Rainforest Wild Adventure?
We recommend wearing comfortable covered shoes and light, breathable clothing so you can explore with ease. As parts of the experience are outdoors, please bring water, sun protection and rain gear.
For Adventure+ activities, sports attire and sports shoes are recommended, and pants are advisable for ease of movement and protection from scratches. Dresses and skirts are not advisable due to safety and modesty considerations. To plan ahead, head over to the Visitor's Guide.
Will I see all animals during my visit?
Animal activity and visibility vary throughout the day, reflecting the rhythms of a naturalistic environment, and in some habitats different animals are featured at various times.
We encourage you to explore patiently — that sense of surprise is part of what makes the park special.
What should I check before visiting?
Adventure+ experiences, operating hours and availability may change depending on weather, capacity and daily operations.
We recommend checking your ticket details and the latest updates before your visit so you can plan with confidence.
Is Rainforest Wild Adventure suitable for young children?
Yes, there are experiences for different ages and comfort levels, from accessible walkways and scenic trails to family-friendly activities and dining options.
As some adventure experiences have minimum height or safety requirements, you may wish to check those in advance if visiting with little ones.
Is Rainforest Wild Adventure stroller and wheelchair friendly?
Yes, Rainforest Wild Adventure includes universally designed elevated walkways suitable for many guests, including families with strollers and wheelchair users.
Some forest treks and adventure activities are more rugged or physically demanding, so accessibility can vary by route and experience.