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Jurong Bird Park, nestled on Jurong Hill, is hailed as Southeast Asia's most spectacular "bird paradise" and the world's largest bird park. A 40-meter-long skywalk allows visitors to observe birds of paradise up close, earning it the nickname "Window to Birds of Paradise." Surrounding the park are numerous family-friendly cultural centers, including the Bird Knowledge Center, the African Falls Aviary, the Lory Valley, the Southeast Asian Aviary, and the acclaimed African Wetlands. The highlight is the Southeast Asian Rare Bird House, which simulates a tropical rainforest environment and is accompanied by daily thunderstorms at noon. Here, visitors can see nearly every rare and endangered bird species in Southeast Asia.
All seasons are possible;
November to March is the rainy season, with occasional light rain;
June to September is the dry season and is relatively hot.
1 day;
Skywalk, Southeast Asian Rare Bird House, African Wetlands.
SGD 32/adult, SGD 21/child (free admission for visitors on their birthdays);
Park Monorail: S$5/adult, S$3/child.
08:30-18:00;
Ticket sales stop at 17:30 (Monday to Sunday)
Opened in 1971, Jurong Bird Park is one of the largest bird parks in the world. It houses over 5,000 birds from more than 400 species, making it a premier conservation facility. The park is famous for its unique aviaries, breeding programs, and educational efforts aimed at preserving bird species and promoting awareness about wildlife conservation.
Jurong Bird Park is located at 2 Jurong Hill, Singapore. You can reach it by taking the MRT to Boon Lay Station (EW27) and then catching Bus 194 or 251. Alternatively, a taxi or private car is also a convenient option.
Jurong Bird Park is open daily from 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM. The best times to visit are in the morning when the birds are most active and the weather is cooler.
The entrance fee is approximately SGD 30 for adults and SGD 20 for children. Tickets can be purchased online through the park’s website or at the entrance gates.
Booking tickets in advance is not necessary, but it is recommended during peak periods or school holidays to avoid long lines. Tickets can be booked online up to a few days in advance.
It typically takes around 2 to 3 hours to explore the entire park, depending on the number of bird shows you attend and how long you spend at each aviary.
Guided tours are available upon request. Audio guides in English are available for rent, providing detailed information on the birds and exhibits.
Start with the bird shows to catch the daily highlights. Then explore the themed aviaries, including the African Waterfall Aviary, Lory Loft, and Flamingo Lake. Finish your visit with the tram tour if you want a quick overview of the entire park.
Jurong Bird Park does not offer night visits or light shows, but they do have special events during peak seasons, such as bird feeding sessions and behind-the-scenes tours that can be booked in advance.
The park can be crowded, especially during weekends and public holidays. The least crowded times are typically on weekdays, particularly in the early mornings right when the park opens.
Jurong Bird Park is accessible for elderly visitors and families with children. There are wheelchair rentals available for disabled visitors, and the park’s paths are stroller-friendly.
Most facilities inside the park accept credit cards and mobile payments, but it’s advisable to carry some cash for smaller purchases, especially at kiosks or food stands.
Yes, there are vegetarian, vegan, and halal options available at the park’s cafes and restaurants.
Yes, there are souvenir shops selling bird-themed items such as plush toys, T-shirts, and bird-related educational materials.
