Rainforest Wild ASIA Tickets | Mandai Wildlife Reserve, Singapore

Booking tickets are very convenient. Forest experience is great.

Canopy area was amazing. Foods are nice. Make sure to wear a hat since it’s very hot. It takes about 5 hours to go through every area and have a meal

This time I used the multi-park ticket to visit four parks. Although this pavilion has the largest number of animals, I personally prefer the other three pavilions. There are many special performances, and the route planning is appropriate. You can watch animals up close and take into account animal welfare. There are only three Tasmanian devils in the night pavilion, but they are given a very large space, which is 3 to 5 times larger than other animal exhibition areas. There is even air conditioning. However, the three of them are also very accommodating. They all sleep on the rocks outside the air-conditioned room for everyone to see. The experience is very good. As for the main pavilion, it may be because it was built earlier and has no experience. Many exhibition areas are too deep and the vegetation is too dense, making it difficult for tourists to see the animals. Another more serious point is that the leopards on display have obvious stereotyped behaviors, pacing back and forth at a very high frequency. I hope the zoo can improve this problem. However, it is OK that only one problem occurs in the entire main pavilion, and the animals on display are very popular, and the experience is also great. Overall, I highly recommend that you visit the zoo when you have time when you come to Singapore.

A natural ecological zoo with walking trails of varying difficulty levels to choose from

It's really a great zoo with a well-preserved environment. You can see the animals very close, although there was a heavy thunderstorm that day and I didn't finish the whole walk. But overall it was great

Very interesting zoo with great route planning. Lots of jungle-like trails, well groomed. There are options for extra payment.

After arriving at the first stop by bus, take the escalator up to the right hand side. It’s hot so be sure to wear sunscreen and drink plenty of water!

Few people brought umbrellas to keep in the sun on hot days. The whole trip took about 3-4 hours. Because it was too hot, the animals hid. I didn't see many animals. There were only a few. If there is no buy one get one free, you don't need to buy

Rainforest Wild Asia has only been open for about two weeks. I think it's a lot of fun for people who like trekking. However, since it was hot in Singapore (especially when we went), we gave up after two of the many places where we could move from the main road to the trekking road. Even if you have small children, the main road is gentle and smooth, so it's no problem. There are several types of animals, but the main focus is on tigers, which were pretty cool. There are also options such as mini rock climbing and bungee jumping. We skipped them this time, but they looked interesting and we were impressed.

No one was doing any of the paid activities in the park, and there were few spots to avoid the sun, so a drink was a must. There were fewer animals than I expected, and it was very far away, but the monkeys were walking very close by, which may have been a coincidence. The park is fairly large, so even though I went around quickly, it took me about an hour and a half. It's a little far to get here, but you can get there by train and shuttle bus, so you won't get lost.