A sad goodbye to Jurong Bird Park and an enthusiastic hello to Bird Paradise. This new 17-hectare park is a true wonderland for bird lovers – and if you aren't, it just might make one out of you yet. Its biggest selling point? Eight stunning, walk-through aviaries modelled after the different biomes of the world. Think African rainforests, South African wetlands, and Australian dry eucalypt forests. This is where you can walk among free-flying birds, including some of the world's most threatened species and one of the largest populations of Hornbills under human care.
The new park comes with refreshed programmes too. Visitors are in for a treat at new avian shows like Predators on Wings and Wings of the World, as well as behind-the-scenes tours at the Avian Healthcare and Research Centre and the Avian Breeding and Research Centre (with more to come). Otherwise, get up close with bird friends at special feeding sessions; the $8 fee will go to conservation programmes across the region that are supported by Mandai Wildlife Group.
Tickets are priced at $48 for adults, $33 for children (three to 12 years old), and $20 for senior citizens. The park will be open daily from 9am to 6pm, with the last admission into the park at 5pm.
Check out our video for a first look at Bird Paradise in Singapore:
