Night Safari - Singapore

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Singapore, the world's exclusive island city-state, has earned a reputation as an exceptionally traveler-friendly nation, boasting a wealth of captivating attractions. It consistently ranks among the most visited travel destinations globally. In this article, we'll delve into a unique travel experience - the Night Safari at Singapore Zoo.

Established in 1973 CE, Singapore Zoo stands as one of the world's most picturesque wildlife parks, spanning approximately 26 hectares. In 1994 CE, the zoo expanded its footprint to introduce the groundbreaking Night Safari, marking it as the world's inaugural safari park dedicated to nocturnal animals.

Within this park, around 2,500 animals thrive within their naturalistic nighttime habitats, drawing visitors from around the globe in search of a one-of-a-kind experience. Annually, approximately 1.1 million visitors are captivated by its allure.

Embarking on a guided tram ride that traverses seven distinct geographical zones under the shroud of night proves to be a mesmerizing adventure. For those seeking a more immersive encounter with the nocturnal denizens, private tours are available for a premium experience. Adventurous souls can opt for walking trails that offer an even closer and more intimate view of these animals in their element.

Before entering the park, don't miss the tribal performances at the entrance, a popular and captivating introduction to this unique nocturnal world.

 Happy travelling.

Location: 80 Mandai Lake Rd, Night Safari, Singapore 729826

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