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Step into the enchanting world of the new Bird Paradise in Singapore, nestled within the lush expanse of Mandai Wildlife Reserve. Spanning 17 hectares, this avian haven is a sanctuary to 3,500 beautiful birds representing 400 diverse species, with a staggering 24% categorized as threatened.
Explore eight expansive walk-through aviaries and elevated canopies that authentically replicate distinct biomes and natural habitats from around the globe. Wander through dense African rainforests, South American wetlands, Southeast Asian jungles, and the arid landscapes of Australian eucalypt groves, fostering an environment that encourages discovery at every turn.
This avian sanctuary also features the Ocean Network Express Penguin Cove, a cutting-edge habitat dedicated to these charming creatures, and captivating animal presentations and bird shows at the 2,000-seater Sky Amphitheatre. Don't forget to check out the Lory Loft, where you can join a feeding session for an incredible collection of lories.
Beyond its role as an attraction for birds, the Bird Paradise park is committed to avian care, research, and conservation. The Winged Sanctuary in the park spotlights rare and threatened species, including Asian songbirds and over 20 hornbill species. Bird Paradise holds the esteemed title of being the world's largest genetic reserve of hornbills in human care.
The park actively engages in over 75 globally managed breeding programs of birds, contributing significantly to sustaining populations of threatened bird species in human care, with many species directly linked to regional field conservation efforts.
Explore eight expansive walk-through aviaries and elevated canopies that authentically replicate distinct biomes and natural habitats from around the globe. Wander through dense African rainforests, South American wetlands, Southeast Asian jungles, and the arid landscapes of Australian eucalypt groves, fostering an environment that encourages discovery at every turn.
This avian sanctuary also features the Ocean Network Express Penguin Cove, a cutting-edge habitat dedicated to these charming creatures, and captivating animal presentations and bird shows at the 2,000-seater Sky Amphitheatre. Don't forget to check out the Lory Loft, where you can join a feeding session for an incredible collection of lories.
Beyond its role as an attraction for birds, the Bird Paradise park is committed to avian care, research, and conservation. The Winged Sanctuary in the park spotlights rare and threatened species, including Asian songbirds and over 20 hornbill species. Bird Paradise holds the esteemed title of being the world's largest genetic reserve of hornbills in human care.
The park actively engages in over 75 globally managed breeding programs of birds, contributing significantly to sustaining populations of threatened bird species in human care, with many species directly linked to regional field conservation efforts.
A time slot booking reservation is required before your visit to Bird Paradise.
Discover the wonders of Bird Paradise, where you can see brilliantly coloured birds of all shapes and sizes
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Review summary
Powered by AIBird Paradise in Singapore is highly praised for its family-friendly attractions, including world-class bird shows, Penguin Cove, and educational experiences. Visitors appreciate the seamless booking process, helpful staff, and well-maintained facilities. The park's diverse bird species and immersive environments offer a delightful and educational outing for all ages.
Additional information
Important note
Before you visit the park, you must book a date through the link found located in your PDF confirmation voucher of your admission ticket. Admission to Bird Paradise does not require the booking of timeslots. Guests and members will only need to select their preferred date of visit in advance.
Operating Hours
Monday to Sunday: 9am to 6pm (including public holidays)
Last entry: 5pm
Last entry: 5pm
Good to Know
Egg Splash Wet play is closed for maintenance until 30 June 2024.
From 15 – 17 June, due to limited parking availability at Mandai Wildlife Reserve, we strongly recommend using alternative travel options.
Penguin Cove Restaurant will be closed on 28 Jun 2024 for a private event.
Crimson Restaurant will be closed on 23 Aug 2024 for a private event.
Check out the Bird Paradise Park Map to plan your visit.
Don’t miss out on your favourite animal presentation! Simply download the Mandai app to select your preferred date and timeslot within the week and get reminded 20 minutes before the presentation begins.
Booking Confirmation
Your booking will be confirmed by the provider instantly.
Refund/Cancellation Policy
No cancellations and refunds are allowed for this activity.
Advanced Booking
Please book at least 24 hours prior to your date of selection to guarantee your booking.
Redemption Notes
You can present either a printed or a mobile voucher of your admission ticket for this activity.
Ticket Validity
Upon booking confirmation, this admission ticket is valid on the date of selection only.
Location
Address
20 Mandai Lake Road Singapore 729825
Provider
Bird Paradise
Frequently asked questions
What are the opening hours of Bird Paradise?
Bird Paradise is open from 9am to 6pm daily, and the last entry time is 5pm at the park.
Is there a specific age restriction for visitors?
No, there is no specific age restriction. Visitors of all ages are welcome to the park.
What time is the bird presentation at Bird Paradise?
There are two animal presentations, Wings of the World and Predators on Wings. No seat bookings are required for the bird shows. Please check the daily schedules on the Mandai mobile app or official website for timings.
Is photography allowed inside Bird Paradise?
Yes, photography is allowed for personal use. However, flash photography and professional photography equipment are not permitted.
Are there any dining options available within Bird Paradise?
Yes, there are several cafés and dining establishments located within Bird Paradise that offer a variety of dining options, with vegetarian and halal options available.
Check out the Penguin Cove Restaurant, a superb spot to tuck into family-friendly Western delights while watching adorable penguins dip in the pool.
Head up to level 2 right above the Penguin Cove restaurant to chill out at Penguin Cove Café, a cosy establishment where you can nibble on sugary sweet penguin-themed pastries and drink wildlife-friendly Owa coffee.
More dining options include the Crimson Restaurant, which opens up to an epic view of Scarlet Macaws flying through the Hong Leong Foundation Crimson Wetlands, the popular fast food chain A&W, and the halal-certified Food Central restaurant.
There's also an Old Chang Kee Coffee House at the park entrance of Bird Paradise, perfect for fuelling up with snacks like curry puffs and fried fishballs before your avian adventure!
More dining options include the Crimson Restaurant, which opens up to an epic view of Scarlet Macaws flying through the Hong Leong Foundation Crimson Wetlands, the popular fast food chain A&W, and the halal-certified Food Central restaurant.
There's also an Old Chang Kee Coffee House at the park entrance of Bird Paradise, perfect for fuelling up with snacks like curry puffs and fried fishballs before your avian adventure!
Has Jurong Bird Park moved to Mandai?
Yes, Jurong Bird Park moved to Bird Paradise in May 2023, the latest park opening of Mandai Wildlife Reserve, joining the Singapore Zoo, Night Safari, and River Wonders under its portfolio.
Does Bird Paradise have penguins?
Yes, you can visit Bird Paradise's adorable penguins at the Ocean Network Express Penguin Cove, where you can meet King penguins, Gentoo penguins, Northern Rockhopper penguins and the smaller Humboldt penguins. You can also try the Glamping with the Penguins for a more immersive experience.
How long to spend in Bird Paradise Singapore?
Bird Paradise offers an exciting array of natural habitat-like zones to explore and activities to look out for throughout the day. Visitors can enjoy an entire fun day with animal presentations, feeding programmes, keeper talks, dining experiences, and much more.
What do you wear to Bird Paradise?
Bird Paradise is best explored at a leisurely walking pace, so don't forget your most comfortable walking shoes! Bring along some sunscreen, a sun hat or cap, a raincoat, and an umbrella so you can explore the park no matter the weather. Please also wear insect repellent to avoid any unexpected insect bites.
What to expect at Bird Paradise?
Explore 10 themed zones that each feature unique birds from different parts of the world in aviaries resembling natural habitats, including Amazonian Jewels, Shaw Foundation Australian Outback, Nyungwe Forest Heart of Africa, Hong Leong Foundation Crimson Wetlands, Kuok Group Wings of Asia, Lory Loft, Mysterious Papua, Ocean Network Express Penguin Cove, Songs of the Forest, and Winged Sanctuary.
Can we bring food to Bird Paradise?
Yes, but be sure to keep the park clean. Please do not litter and always bin your trash. Do not feed any animals in the park outside of feeding programmes.
How much is a ticket for Bird Paradise in Singapore?
The ticket prices for Bird Paradise in Singapore start from SGD 49. For tourists opting for Dated Direct Entry tickets, there's instant confirmation and no cancellation. These tickets allow direct entry to Bird Paradise without the need for pre-registration. Child tickets (ages 3 - 12), adult tickets (ages 13 and up), and senior tickets (ages 60 and up) are available.
Alternatively, locals can choose the Standard Admission - Open Dated tickets. With instant confirmation and no cancellation, these tickets require pre-registration and are valid for 30 days from the date of purchase. Do take note that ticket prices may vary seasonally. Please check for updated ticket prices before your visit! Re-entry may be allowed on the day of your visit. Please check with the park's staff at the turnstiles at the point of entry.
Alternatively, locals can choose the Standard Admission - Open Dated tickets. With instant confirmation and no cancellation, these tickets require pre-registration and are valid for 30 days from the date of purchase. Do take note that ticket prices may vary seasonally. Please check for updated ticket prices before your visit! Re-entry may be allowed on the day of your visit. Please check with the park's staff at the turnstiles at the point of entry.
How big is Bird Paradise Singapore vs Jurong Bird Park?
Located within Mandai, Bird Paradise spans 17 hectares and is home to 3,500 birds from 400 species, of which 24 per cent of the species are threatened. And yes, if you're wondering, Bird Paradise is bigger than the old Jurong Bird Park. Bird Paradise covers roughly 17 hectares (42 acres), with larger and double the walk-in aviaries compared to the previous Jurong Bird Park.
Is Bird Paradise worth going?
Bird Paradise features immersive and naturalistic mixed-species habitats in eight large walk-through aviaries that reflect different biomes of the world, from dense African rainforests, South American wetlands, Southeast Asian paddy fields to Australian dry eucalypt landscapes, and more.
Other unique experiences include Ocean Network Express Penguin Cove, a state-of-the-art penguin habitat, and animal presentations at the 2,000-seater Sky Amphitheatre. There are lots to explore and discover for bird lovers of all ages. Definitely not to be missed!
Other unique experiences include Ocean Network Express Penguin Cove, a state-of-the-art penguin habitat, and animal presentations at the 2,000-seater Sky Amphitheatre. There are lots to explore and discover for bird lovers of all ages. Definitely not to be missed!
How do I get to Bird Paradise Singapore?
Getting to Bird Paradise is a breeze, with several quick and convenient ways to reach the park. Located at 20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729825, you can take the train to multiple MRT stations and then hop on a connecting bus that will bring you straight to Mandai Wildlife Reserve.
MRT stations and their connecting buses include Khatib MRT Station (NS14) with the Mandai Khatib Shuttle, Choa Chu Kang MRT Station (NS4) with bus 927, and Ang Mo Kio MRT Station (NS16) with bus 138. Springleaf (TE4) on the Thomson-East Coast Line also connects with bus 138.
For added convenience, the Mandai Khatib Shuttle provides a loop service from Khatib (NS14) to the wildlife parks (including River Wonders, Singapore Zoo, and Night Safari), reaching there in just 20 minutes. This shuttle service runs daily with two drop-off points. The fare from Khatib MRT to Mandai is SGD 3 for adults and children (ages 7 to 12), while the return trip from Mandai to Khatib station is free (subject to changes).
Shuttle stops include the following:
• Exit A Passenger Pick-up Point at Khatib (NS14)
• Bus Stop #48111 for Bird Paradise and Mandai Wildlife WEST
• Bus Stop #48131 for Singapore Zoo, River Wonders, and Night Safari
• Bus Stop #48119 for Bird Paradise and Mandai Wildlife WEST.
Take note that the first bus from Khatib MRT runs from 8:30am, and the last bus departs at 11:40pm. From Mandai Wildlife Reserve, the first bus is at 8:50am, and the last bus departs at midnight.
MRT stations and their connecting buses include Khatib MRT Station (NS14) with the Mandai Khatib Shuttle, Choa Chu Kang MRT Station (NS4) with bus 927, and Ang Mo Kio MRT Station (NS16) with bus 138. Springleaf (TE4) on the Thomson-East Coast Line also connects with bus 138.
For added convenience, the Mandai Khatib Shuttle provides a loop service from Khatib (NS14) to the wildlife parks (including River Wonders, Singapore Zoo, and Night Safari), reaching there in just 20 minutes. This shuttle service runs daily with two drop-off points. The fare from Khatib MRT to Mandai is SGD 3 for adults and children (ages 7 to 12), while the return trip from Mandai to Khatib station is free (subject to changes).
Shuttle stops include the following:
• Exit A Passenger Pick-up Point at Khatib (NS14)
• Bus Stop #48111 for Bird Paradise and Mandai Wildlife WEST
• Bus Stop #48131 for Singapore Zoo, River Wonders, and Night Safari
• Bus Stop #48119 for Bird Paradise and Mandai Wildlife WEST.
Take note that the first bus from Khatib MRT runs from 8:30am, and the last bus departs at 11:40pm. From Mandai Wildlife Reserve, the first bus is at 8:50am, and the last bus departs at midnight.
Does Bird Paradise have water coolers?
Yes, Bird Paradise has water dispensers available for refilling water bottles, but bottled water is not sold at the park.
Does Bird Paradise have air conditioning?
Yes, Bird Paradise has air conditioning, and you'll find the perfect escape from the tropical heat in the air-conditioned transition zones nestled between each of the eight captivating walk-through aviaries. These zones not only keep you cool and refreshed but also offer interactive displays to make your visit even more enjoyable and informative.
What if it rains at Bird Paradise?
If it rains at Bird Paradise, the park team will promptly relocate visitors to the closest shelter for safety. However, it's advisable for guests to come prepared with their own rain gear like umbrellas and ponchos, as the park is primarily outdoors.
How long to spend in Bird Paradise Singapore?
You can expect to spend between 1 to 2 hours at Bird Paradise Singapore.
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It’s easy to spend five hours or more at the Bird Paradise park. The design is superb and the air conditioned interspersed knowledge pods provide knowledge and respite. Highly recommended attraction at Mandai Reserve.
Great place to go! Everyone should go if you like to look at birds! Don't miss the shows too!
Great park, lots of birds to see and very informative.
Fast and easy purchase and bird paradise is probably the best attraction!
Better and larger than we thought.
The Bird Paradise is a fabulous place to visit! Easy to get to via MRT and bus. We were able to see the bird show, and wonder through all the different aviaries to see the amazing colourful birds and had a bite to eat while watching the penguins swim on by. All in all I would highly recommend visiting the Bird Paradise park when you are in Singapore.