Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Mandai Wildlife Reserve is Singapore’s premier nature and wildlife destination, home to Singapore Zoo, Night Safari, River Wonders, Bird Paradise, and Rainforest Wild Asia. Set within lush rainforest surroundings, it offers visitors the chance to encounter thousands of animals from around the world.

Operating Hours: 08:30 - 23:59 Daily Address: 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826

Mandai Wildlife Reserve Reviews

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    Zhang Xiaoqiu

    You can learn a lot about plants and animals. It is very creative and attracts many children to visit and learn.

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    Anonymous User

    A very well organised place, clean and many unique animals which we never seen in other countries. The tram service is good, easy to get on in every 10-15 mins. There are many F&B outlets including a Food Republic food court near the entrance.

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    Andrew

    The zoo is nice. With alot of nice experiences and shows. I went with my gf and we really enjoyed the shows and exhibits.

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Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Managed by Mandai Wildlife Group, Mandai Wildlife Reserve is Singapore's premier nature and wildlife attraction site. 

Located within a lush rainforest setting in the northern part of Singapore, the reserve is home to five world-class wildlife parks including Singapore Zoo, Night Safari, River Wonders, Bird Paradise, and Rainforest Wild Asia.

Together, these attractions welcome millions of visitors each year and house thousands of animals from around the world. 

Providing more than just an awesome wildlife experience, Mandai Wildlife Reserve focuses on conservation, education, and sustainable tourism and thus has become one of the most popular landmarks in Singapore.

Mandai Wildlife Reserve Opening Hours

Singapore Zoo

Opening hours vary by attraction:

Attraction

Opening Hours

Singapore Zoo

8:30am – 6:00pm

River Wonders

10:00am – 7:00pm

Bird Paradise

9:00am – 6:00pm

Rainforest Wild Asia

9:00am – 6:00pm

Night Safari

6:30pm – 12:00am

👀 Note: Operating hours may change during public holidays, special events, or adverse weather conditions. Always check the latest schedule before your visit.

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Mandai Wildlife Reserve Map

Mandai Wildlife Reserve Map

Mandai Wildlife Reserve covers a vast area and has several attractions, such as Singapore Zoo, Bird Paradise, River Wonders, Night Safari, and Rainforest Wild Asia. You will definitely benefit from having the map handy to plot your itinerary for the trip and enjoy the visit to the fullest.

The reserve offers connected walkways, shuttle rides, eating venues, and attractions that can easily be explored in one's own time. Make sure you download the latest park map prior to visiting, or grab a physical copy at the entrance.

🚋 Getting Around Mandai Wildlife Reserve

With several parks and attractions spread across the reserve, getting around is easier than ever thanks to Mandai's convenient transport options.

Highlights:

  • Complimentary tram rides are available at selected parks such as Singapore Zoo.
  • Explore larger attractions comfortably without excessive walking.
  • Enjoy onboard audio commentary and interesting wildlife facts during your journey.
  • Clearly marked walking paths connect major attractions and facilities.
  • Free shuttle services operate between key areas within the Mandai precinct.
💡 Visitor Tip: If you're planning to visit multiple parks in a day, start early and use the internal shuttle services to save time and energy between attractions.

How to Get to Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Mandai Wildlife Reserve is located at:

📍 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826

The reserve is approximately 30 minutes from Singapore's city centre and is easily accessible by car, taxi, MRT, and dedicated Mandai shuttle services.

🚗 By Car or Taxi

Driving is one of the easiest ways to reach Mandai Wildlife Reserve.

From the city centre:

Via CTE & SLE

  • Take the Central Expressway (CTE)
  • Continue onto Seletar Expressway (SLE)
  • Exit toward Mandai Road
  • Turn onto Mandai Lake Road

Via PIE & BKE

  • Take Pan Island Expressway (PIE)
  • Continue onto Bukit Timah Expressway (BKE)
  • Exit at Mandai Road
  • Follow signs to Mandai Lake Road

Taxi and ride-hailing services can drop visitors directly at the park entrance.

🚇 By MRT and Bus

There is currently no MRT station directly inside Mandai Wildlife Reserve.

Visitors can connect via public buses from:

  • Khatib MRT Station (NS14) → Mandai Khatib Shuttle
  • Choa Chu Kang MRT Station (NS4) → Bus 927
  • Ang Mo Kio MRT Station (NS16) → Bus 138
  • Springleaf MRT Station (TE4) → Bus 138

🚌 Mandai Khatib Shuttle

The Mandai Khatib Shuttle provides direct access between Khatib MRT Station and Mandai Wildlife Reserve.

Service Information

Details

Travel Time

Approximately 15 minutes

Frequency (Weekdays)

Every 20 minutes

Frequency (Weekends & Holidays)

Every 10 minutes

First Departure

8:00am from Khatib MRT

Fare

From S$1 per trip

🅿 Parking

Several parking facilities are available throughout Mandai Wildlife Reserve.

Vehicle Type

Parking Charges

Car

Charges apply

Motorcycle

Charges apply

Coach / Bus

Charges apply

Electronic payment methods are accepted.

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Things to Do at Mandai Wildlife Reserve

🦁 Explore Singapore Zoo

Singapore Zoo

Discover one of the world's most celebrated rainforest zoos and encounter animals in spacious, open-concept habitats designed to mimic their natural environments.

Highlights:

  • Meet over 4,000 animals from around the world
  • Visit Orangutan Island and watch free-ranging orangutans
  • Feed giraffes and elephants during selected sessions
  • Enjoy educational animal presentations and keeper talks
  • Hop on the complimentary tram for an easy tour around the zoo

🦜 Visit Bird Paradise

Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Step into Asia's largest bird park and explore immersive aviaries filled with colourful birds from every continent.

Highlights:

  • Walk through eight themed aviaries inspired by global habitats
  • Spot over 3,500 birds from more than 400 species
  • Watch exciting bird presentations and feeding sessions
  • Experience close encounters with flamingos, macaws, hornbills, and penguins
  • Enjoy family-friendly play areas and interactive exhibits

🐼 Discover River Wonders

Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Journey through some of the world's most iconic river ecosystems and discover fascinating aquatic and land animals.

Highlights:

  • Visit Singapore's beloved giant pandas, Kai Kai and Jia Jia
  • Meet playful manatees in the Amazon Flooded Forest
  • Explore exhibits inspired by the Nile, Yangtze, Mekong, and Amazon rivers
  • Ride the Amazon River Quest boat adventure
  • Learn about freshwater wildlife conservation

🌳 Experience Rainforest Wild Asia

Singapore Zoo

Embark on an immersive rainforest adventure inspired by Southeast Asia's rich biodiversity.

Highlights:

  • Explore forest trails and elevated walkways
  • Encounter wildlife in naturalistic rainforest habitats
  • Discover unique plants, insects, and native species
  • Enjoy interactive nature-based experiences
  • Perfect for visitors seeking a deeper connection with nature

🌙 Go on a Night Safari

Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Experience the world's first nocturnal wildlife park and discover how animals come alive after dark.

Highlights:

  • Spot nocturnal animals from across Asia and Africa
  • Take the famous Night Safari Tram Adventure
  • Explore walking trails through different habitats
  • Watch the popular Creatures of the Night presentation
  • Enjoy a unique wildlife experience unavailable during the day

🚋 Ride the Park Trams

Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Take advantage of the convenient tram services available across selected parks to explore more comfortably.

Highlights:

  • Great for families with young children and seniors
  • Enjoy informative onboard commentary
  • Save time travelling between exhibits
  • Convenient way to cover larger areas of the parks
  • Included with admission at selected attractions
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Best Time to Visit Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Mandai Wildlife Reserve

The best time to visit is in the morning when temperatures are cooler and animals are generally more active.

Recommended timings:

  • 8:30am – 11:00am for Singapore Zoo
  • Morning for Bird Paradise
  • Late afternoon for River Wonders
  • Evening for Night Safari

Avoid the midday heat whenever possible, especially during Singapore's warmer months.

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Dining at Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Ah Meng Restaurant

Whether you're visiting Singapore Zoo, Bird Paradise, Night Safari, or Rainforest Wild Asia, you'll find plenty of dining options ranging from quick bites to full-service restaurants. Here are some of the most popular places to eat across Mandai Wildlife Reserve.

Restaurant

Location

Opening Hours

What to Try

Ah Meng Restaurant

Singapore Zoo

Mon–Fri: 10:30am–4:00pmSat, Sun & PH: 10:00am–4:30pm

Local favourites, chicken rice, briyani, Western meals and family-friendly dishes

Breakfast in the Wild

Ah Meng Restaurant Terrace, Singapore Zoo

Daily: 9:00am–10:30am

Signature wildlife dining experience with breakfast and animal encounters

Ulu Ulu Safari Restaurant

Night Safari

Daily: 6:00pm–11:00pm

Local Singapore dishes, Asian favourites and hearty dinners before your Night Safari adventure

Crimson Restaurant

Bird Paradise

Daily: 11:00am–5:30pm

Premium dining with views of flamingos and wetlands, lamb shank rendang, laksa, all-day breakfast and high tea options

Food Central

Bird Paradise

Mon–Fri: 9:30am–5:00pmSat, Sun & PH: 9:30am–5:30pm

Food court serving local delights, chicken rice, Western meals and family favourites

Egg Splash Café

Bird Paradise

Mon–Fri: 10:00am–5:00pmSat, Sun & PH: 9:30am–5:30pm

Egg-based dishes, coffee, pastries and light snacks

Penguin Cove Restaurant

Bird Paradise

Daily: 11:00am–5:30pm

Family-friendly meals with views near the penguin habitat

Cavern Restaurant

Rainforest Wild Asia

Daily: Lunch & Dinner

Unique cave-inspired dining experience featuring grilled meats, Western mains and sharing platters

Watering Hole Café

Rainforest Wild Asia

Weekdays: 11:00am–4:00pmWeekends: 10:30am–5:30pm

Light meals, coffee, sandwiches and refreshments

COLLIN'S® Mandai Wildlife West

Public Area (No park ticket required)

Daily: 10:00am–10:00pm

Western favourites including steaks, pasta, seafood and desserts

Copper Chimney

Mandai Wildlife West

Daily: 10:30am–7:00pm

North Indian cuisine, curries, naan and tandoori specialties

Food Republic

Mandai Wildlife EAST

Daily: 8:00am–9:00pm

Large food court with local hawker favourites and Singapore classics

Sushiro

Mandai Wildlife EAST

Daily: 11:00am–9:30pm

Popular Japanese conveyor-belt sushi restaurant

Watami Japanese Dining

Mandai Wildlife EAST

Daily: 11:00am–9:30pm

Japanese set meals, sushi, donburi and family dining

Roberta's Pizza

Mandai Wildlife EAST

Daily: 11:00am–9:00pm

New York-style pizzas, salads and Italian-inspired dishes

⭐ Recommended Dining Experiences

Best for Families

  • Ah Meng Restaurant
  • Food Central
  • Penguin Cove Restaurant

Best for a Special Meal

  • Crimson Restaurant
  • Cavern Restaurant
  • Breakfast in the Wild

Best Budget-Friendly Options

  • Food Republic
  • Food Central
  • Ulu Ulu Safari Restaurant

Best for Dinner After the Parks

  • COLLIN'S® Mandai Wildlife West
  • Sushiro
  • Watami Japanese Dining
  • Roberta's Pizza
💡 Tip: If you're visiting multiple parks in one day, consider having lunch at Bird Paradise's Crimson Restaurant for its scenic wetland views, then enjoy dinner at Mandai Wildlife EAST after your visit, where several restaurants stay open later than the wildlife parks.
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Other Attractions in Singapore

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Here’s a quick reference to other top attractions in Singapore:

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Highlights

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10:00-20:00

Southeast Asia’s first and only Universal Studios theme park with characters such as Illumination’s Minions and Transformers

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11:00/12:00-18:00

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Monday, Thursday-Sunday:10:00-17:00; Tuesday-Wednesday: Close

It is home to more than 800 species of marine life

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Night Safari

19:15-23:59

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24/7

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Whether you are travelling with kids, are a nature enthusiast or photographer, or are visiting Singapore for the first time, Mandai Wildlife Reserve should definitely be on your list of places to visit in the city.

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Marina Bay Sands Singapore

9.7/10Amazing1954 Reviews
Marina Bay Singapore|0.99km from downtown
I was a bit disappointed with the hotel during this second visit in June 2026. There was a noisy construction site outside the window, and drilling went on for several hours in one of the neighboring rooms due to renovations. I really wanted to rest after my journey but couldn't, neither in the room nor on the terrace. They couldn't find another room for me, but they tried to smooth things over, which is a plus for the hotel. This time, there were no welcome fruits, no second evening housekeeping service, and no replenishment of amenities, tea bags, or candies. Breakfast was good. The view was excellent; I watched the tree show from my room. Overall, considering the room price, I had hoped for better. My first visit was more enjoyable. It's best to go to the pool right when it opens at 6 AM – there are minimal people then. However, it's heavily chlorinated; even after washing, the smell wouldn't come out of my swimsuit. It was convenient that my room was in the same tower, so I could go to the pool in my bathrobe and slippers. There's free bottled water at the pool and a restaurant for snacks.
FromMYR 3,783

Swissotel The Stamford Singapore

9.2/10Great4079 Reviews
Marina Bay Singapore|1.49km from downtown
This was my second stay at Swissôtel, and perhaps because my first experience was so good, I skipped other options and rebooked. However, I encountered several issues this time. **Location:** It's right by Raffles, with a mall, supermarket, and subway station right below the hotel. The location gets a perfect 10/10. **Hotel Facilities:** They're decent and standard. The hotel is old but still well-maintained, and the air conditioning works great. **Room Condition:** The bedding hygiene was just so-so; I'd recommend bringing your own disposable linen set. The cleaning service was excellent, especially the lack of that unique post-cleaning scent often found in Southeast Asian hotels. The view, as pictured, is definitely worth it. **Breakfast:** This is where I have serious complaints. First, the variety was very limited, which is unacceptable for S$50 per person – a total rip-off. Second, items like the breakfast salmon, Japanese soba noodle sauce, and omelets were either not refilled after running out or had extremely long queues – another total rip-off. Finally, the breakfast service was non-existent; it was even exaggerated to the point where guests carrying breakfast plates had to make way for staff walking empty-handed. Absolutely terrible. **Summary:** For first-time visitors to Singapore, I still recommend this place because of its convenience. But for frequent visitors, I suggest comparing it with other hotels.
FromMYR 1,067

Siloso Beach Resort - Sentosa

8.1/10Very Good1191 Reviews
Sentosa Island Singapore|4.92km from downtown
Overall, it was a very pleasant stay. The hotel staff were friendly, helpful, and accommodating throughout our visit, which made the experience feel very comfortable. The hotel is also very family-friendly, making it a suitable choice for those travelling with kids. Location-wise, it is conveniently near the beach, and there is also a pool that is nice for a casual dip and some relaxing downtime.
FromMYR 582

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