Watering Hole

Overlooking the Tapir pool, the Watering Hole Cafe offers a welcoming respite from adventure.

Savour a variety of family-friendly, all-day dining options in a rustic, monochrome setting featuring mellow timber themed interiors.

Find joy and wonderment as you bounce high in an open-sky play zone, 3-7 metres above ground, where you can move freely between three different zones.

Enveloped within the lush canopy, this is the ultimate experience to becoming a true treetop adventurer!

Standing at just over a metre, Malayan tapirs grow up to 540kg and 2.5m in length, and sport a striking colour pattern — a black front half, white sides, and black hind legs.

Despite their size and shape, Malayan tapirs are surprisingly agile, capable of running fast and climbing over obstacles. They are also excellent swimmers, able to walk along riverbeds while holding their breath for up to 90 seconds.

Agile and quick, the sun bear is as formidable as it is resourceful. Despite being the smallest bear species, the sun bear is among the fiercest creatures in Southeast Asia’s forests.

Known to take on tigers and large pythons when threatened, it has a dense, dark-brown coat and loose skin that lets it twist and bite back during a struggle.

Sun bears also climb treetops in search of insects and sap. Strong jaw muscles, sharp canines, and curved claws help them burrow for insects or access stingless bee nests, while long tongues are perfect for extracting honey and insects from tiny crevices.