Night Safari

Singapore's Night Safari was a truly novel experience. There aren't many places to visit in Singapore at night, so this is a great option. The leisurely stroll in the tram was very comfortable with a cool breeze. The animals were more active than during the day, and I saw quite a few wandering around. I also walked along the trails; the lighting was just right, allowing me to see the animals clearly without being too bright. There were many families with children, as well as quite a few couples. The overall atmosphere was relaxed and unique, making it well worth a visit.

I personally recommend watching the small animal show in the dome theater first. You need to queue. After watching the theater, turn left and queue for the train to see the open-air animals in the whole map. After returning to the end point, follow the map to walk to see all the animals in the park. P6 map recommended process: watch the show → train → walk to see the animals in the park

Experience the unique feeling of visiting an animal home at night. Whether we, the guests, wanted to see each other depends primarily on the mood of the baby animals. Under the simulated moonlight, there's a sense of novelty in the treasure hunt. Highly recommended for both young and old with a playful spirit. Don't miss the trails, the show, and the train. For a deeper experience, explore several different trails or take a second ride on the train to take videos and photos.

The Singapore Night Zoo is the world's first night wildlife park and is very unique. You can take a tour bus to get up close to large animals such as tigers and lions, and see them in their natural state at night. In addition, there are 4 hiking trails in the park, where visitors can go deep into the jungle and experience the animal world at night. The animal performances in the zoo are also very exciting, showing the natural habits of animals through lighting and sound effects. However, since it is a night visit, some animals may be difficult to see, and the tour bus itinerary time is limited. Overall, this is a good place for tourists to gain an in-depth understanding of the night life of animals, and it is worth experiencing. Because it is not convenient to use flash photography at the Night Zoo, I don't have any relevant photos

Singapore Night Zoo is the first zoo in the world to open at night (19:00 to 24:00). It has planned two ways to visit the park. The special bus route is 3.2 kilometers, about 45 minutes. Along the way, we can see fierce large animals, such as leopards, bison, antelope, lazy monkeys and spectacles monkeys. If not addictive, the park has also planned a 2.8 kilometre trail of fishing cat trail, leopard trail and forest trail, which can slowly visit the jungle scene under the cover of night. It's a thrilling journey. The Malay tapir can get on the bus and swim with you at any time. Kangaroos jump in front of you. They don't know when and what kind of animals they fly overhead. It's raining in the tropical rainforest. It's very meaningful to watch Night animal activities.

At 07:15, when night is not yet complete, the zoo opens at night, and visitors are allowed to enter by tickets at designated times. There are a lot of tourists queuing because they are eager to take the limited tour bus, and they all rush to the station where they take the tour bus. Since we have booked a follow-up tour bus in Chinese, there is no need to join in the excitement. According to the brief tips of the Night Zoo, we initially scheduled the tour procedure for tonight. After checking in, we went directly to the Animal Performance Open-air Theatre to watch the first performance at 07:30. The semi-circular open-air theatre has a lot of seats and tourists, but the whole performance is very ordinary. Animal performances are basically very low IQ movements. In addition, the host speaks English and we do not understand, so many of the content will not be able to understand. In fact, it seems that the host is procrastinating, and the so-called last Python player in the audience seems to be obviously played by the staff. After about 25 minutes of watching the animal show, we walked to the hiking area, where visitors are absolutely few compared with taking the sightseeing bus. In this so-called "the world's first zoo dedicated to nocturnal animals", there are several jungle trails for tourists to walk, but there are apparently few tourists willing to take part in the dark nature. We walked along the dimly lit jungle trail, nervously, and saw very limited animals and the introduction of the animals that played the most part. Feeling like such a blind walking tour, it seems a psychological torture to be nervous, so I gave up the intention of walking for another period and arrived at the platform of the Chinese-speaking tour bus about 20 minutes ahead of schedule. The 08:45 bus we took was empty and empty, and only eight tourists, including us, swam down for 40 minutes in a circle. We did see some animals along the way, such as tigers, elephants, lions, leopards and deer. In the dim light, these captive animals can only show us a silhouette, and perhaps at night, combined with captivity, these animals are basically lazy. However, the lecturer's explanation also let us know some knowledge. If we take an English guided tour bus, it is absolutely not worth the tour project if we do not understand the explanation.

Night zoos in Singapore want to be more famous for daytime, and daytime zoos are similar in China. But at night it's different. You can choose to walk or take a sightseeing bus. The sightseeing bus provides English explanations, and the Chinese explanations are paid separately. But the sightseeing bus will miss some paths, walking is more sensible, dark, poor eyesight will not be able to distinguish small animals oh

It is right next to the daytime zoo. In fact, it is not recommended for very young children to go there because it is very dark at night. In addition, the zoo is far from the city. It is always 11 or 12 o'clock when you return to the city after playing. The park is still quite fun. You can take a small train for about 40 minutes to visit. There are explanations. If you are not satisfied, you can walk on the trail to visit. Remember not to miss the fire-breathing show.