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Thursday, 18 July 2013

Singapore Zoological Gardens

Introduction:

Since 1973, Singapore Zoo has been known for having among the most beautiful wildlife park settings in the world, where animals roam freely in open and naturalistic habitats.

Nine-time winner of the coveted Best Leisure Attraction Experience award by the Singapore Tourism Board, our 26-hectare wildlife park is nestled within the lush Mandai rainforest that stretches into the magnificent Upper Seletar Reservoir. More than 2,800 animals representing over 300 species of mammals, birds and reptiles call Singapore Zoo home

Since then, the Zoo has established herself as one of the world’s finest, not only for her unique collection of animals and immersive exhibits, but also for her leadership in conservation, education and recreation. Some of her fondest memories include the first orang utan birth in 1975, the opening of the Children’s Zoo and Adventureland in 1980, and the release of the first free-ranging animals – the squirrel monkeys, cotton-top tamarins and cotton-eared marmosets – in the zoo in 1992. Today, she has a collection of over 2,800 animals of over 300 species, 26 per cent of which are threatened.


How To Around Get There And Rates: 

Map Of The Park:


Where?:
Singapore Zoo, 80 Mandai Lake Rd, 729826 ‎
6269 3411

Normal operation hours 
Opening Time: 8.30am
Closing Time: 6.00pm
(Last ticket sale at 5.30pm)

Rainforest Kidzworld opening hours:
Opening Time: 9.00am
Closing Time: 6.00pm
(Wet Play Area closes at 5.30pm)

Normal Rates:
Type Of Ticket
(SGD)
Zoo Admission Ticket Only (Adult) 
22.00
Zoo Admission Ticket Only (Child)
14.00
Zoo Admission with Tram (Adult)
27.00

Zoo Admission with Tram (Child)
17.00

River Safari Admission (Adult)     
25.00

River Safari Admission (Child)    
16.00

You can do all your tickets booking and get more info on the prices here: http://eticketing.zoo.com.sg:81/Booking.aspx




Current Events:


YAY!! SINGAPORE ZOO TURNS 40 WITH WILD BIRTHDAY BASH CELEBRATIONS CONTINUE WITH YEAR-ROUND ACTIVITIES. ZOO THANKS NATION WITH SPECIAL 40% OFF ADMISSION PRICE FOR SINGAPOREANS IN JULY.




Singapore, 27 June 2013 – Singapore Zoo turned 40 today and a party was thrown in her honour to mark the momentous occasion. Mr S.R. Nathan, Sixth President of Singapore, was present for the celebrations alongside those who have helped in her growth as a world-renowned zoo, including popular animal stars such as the orang utans. 


Guest of Honour Mr S R Nathan at Elephant garlanding

Mr S R Nathan signing on the Singapore Zoo 40th Birthday Card
As a gesture of thanks to the local community, 40th birthday surprises will continue all year round, starting with a 40% discount on admission throughout July for all Singaporeans and permanent residents to join in the merriment and celebrate the park’s milestone birthday.

In addition, guests can take part in the 40 Wild Years Trail, and redeem retail and F&B offers upon completion. The trail will run from 27 June – 31 July 2013 and consists of five questions that will take visitors to some iconic sites within Singapore Zoo. Activity sheets will be available at all Singapore Zoo ticket counters.
Read More...
http://zoo40.zoo.com.sg/




POLAR BEAR INUKA MOVES INTO NEW FROZEN TUNDRA EXHIBIT AT SINGAPORE ZOO



First polar bear born in the tropics back with new neighbours, the raccoon dogs and wolverines.
Frozen Tundra opens daily to the public from 29 May 2013. Visiting hours are from 8.30am to 6pm.
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NEW FROZEN TUNDRA!!

Acctivities:

Frozen Tundra token feeding session and guided walkthrough
Learn fascinating facts about this themed exhibit while taking in the icy cool ambience of Frozen Tundra. Find out all you need to know about Inuka, the only polar bear in the world to have been born in the tropics, and see if you can spot the elusive raccoon dogs and gorgeous wolverines as you walk through the complex.
Dates: All weekends in June (1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, 23, 29 and 30 June)
Time: 10am, 1pm and 4 pm
Venue: Frozen Tundra outdoor viewing gallery, followed by walkthrough in air-conditioned area


Photography session with polar bear mascot
You might only be able to rub noses with Inuka, but this polar bear mascot will allow you to cuddle up for a cozy photograph, as a memento of your visit to Frozen Tundra.
Dates: All weekends in June (1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, 23, 29 and 30 June)
Time and venue:
At Frozen Tundra: 10.30am, 12.30pm, 2.30pm
At Singapore Zoo entrance: 11.30am, 1.30pm, 3.30pm

Polar bear ice sculpting demo
Watch a talented ice sculptor at work as he transforms a 140kg block of ice into a polar bear.
Dates: All weekends in June (1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, 23, 29 and 30 June)
Time: 1.30pm
Venue: Frozen Tundra outdoor viewing gallery

Glitter Tattoo
Get sparkly with a colourful glitter tattoo in celebration of Inuka’s comeback. Although free of
charge, we do welcome donations, which will be channeled to the Wildlife Reserves Singapore
Conservation Fund.
Dates: All weekends in June (1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, 23, 29 and 30 June)
Time: 10am – 1pm
Venue: Frozen Tundra viewing gallery

NOT TO MISS OUT-


Shows!!  
Splash Safari Show
  
Rainforest Fights Back Show 




All shows are weather permitting.

Showtime Tips:

  • Arrive at least 15 minutes before each show begins to get yourself a good seat.
  • For certain shows like the Splash Safari Show, and Elephants at Work and Play Show, there are designated splash zones. Please avoid occupying these seats if you do not wish to get wet.
  • Kindly refrain from using flash photography during shows as it may distract the animals.


There is also a token feeding time!!


Learn more fascinating facts about many of our animals at their most active – feeding time! Our keepers will provide an informative and entertaining live commentary as you enjoy front and centre views of the chowtime frenzy. For selected exhibits, you will also get a chance to feed the animals yourself
Check out the timing here!! http://www.zoo.com.sg/shows-feedings/token-feeding-times.html

Special Notes:

  • Come early if you want a chance to feed the animals as we limit their food supply to avoid  overfeeding.
  • Schedules are subject to change. Please look out for changes at the entrance or on notices  close to the exhibits.

All token feeding session are weather permitting.

* Sessions where you can purchase food on-site to feed the animals yourself. All proceeds from our token feeding session go to the upkeep of our animals.

A-MUST-GO!!


Jungle breakfast with wildlife
Begin your day in the lush tranquility of one of the most beautiful zoos in the world - the Singapore Zoo - currently the only zoo in the world which offers a dine-with-wildlife experience. 

For early risers, this exclusive Breakfast in the Wild programme will surely be a treat! Extremely popular with local and overseas guests, the morning programme can be customized to suit the needs and requirements of each party. It offers special animal appearances with our favourite stars such as the orang utan, Asian elephants and snakes.

Adult 31.05
Child (6 to 12 years old) 20.35
Child (Below 6 years old) FREE
There are many more activities check them out onhttp://www.zoo.com.sg in the

1 comment:

  1. WOW, it was so descriptive I feel that I've just toured around the whole zoo. Which makes me so hungry. So guys, here are some ideas on what to eat after visiting the zoo or leaving your house:
    http://tastyntastier.blogspot.sg/

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