I've been to Jurong Bird park many times in fact I couldn't remember. Whenever I have friends and families visiting me or with my friend here in SG or just by myself this is one of my go to favorite destinations. Built in 1971 it was first located in Jurong Hills then moved to Mandai Lake in 2020, in the Western part of Singapore with an area of 20 Hectares and shelters about 12,000 animals this is one of the world's best and most beautiful bird parks. Exhibits in the park include the Waterfall Aviary, with one of the world's tallest man made waterfalls at 30 meters nestled in the middle of a tropical like forest with streams and real life suspension bridge that gives you a panoramic view of the falls. The Aviary mainly focus on African birds which are free flying within the Aviary. The Dinosaur descendants houses large extant and flightless birds that include Crane, Ostriches, Cassowary to name a few. Wings of Asia houses about 200 species of Southeast Asian birds with different aviaries. Lorry Loft is the world's largest walk-in aviary at 9 stories high that house over 1000 lorries. Penguin coast houses the King penguin, African, Humboldt penguins etc, which lived in Indoor climate controlled den suitable for Penguins. Pelican cove is a beautiful man made lake that houses different species of Pelicans. There is a board walk also where visitors can view them closely. There are there different types of Flamingo Pool and Lake that houses Greater and Lesser Flamingos as well as the Caribbean Flamingo. And finally the Birds of Prey, where the mighty raptors are based including vultures, hawks and the critically endangered Philippine Eagles, one of the world's largest Eagles and there are two of them located here, which just opened this year. I personally visited this July to witness and support these Amazing birds of prey for the continued sustainability of their species. During my visit the cost of membership is at 39 dollars and gives me a year of membership privilege and free access which is very much worth the price and you're also supporting the birds in captivity inside. Other attractions in the park include shows like King of the Skies (Birds of Prey) and High Flyers (Different birds species). There are plenty of eateries and vending machines inside including drinking water fountain. Shops are available upon exit for your perfect memorabilia and souvenirs. The park itself is very well managed, maintained, clean and to sum it up - very beautiful. Finally, despite me visiting this park a lot of times, each time I go here it still feels my first time - always excited, surprised and delighted. I will surely be back for more :=)

The park is located slightly outside the city and I found it convenient taking a cab which charged us 18SGD from Farrer park. I was simply amazed to see all the different variety of birds at this park. Ideal place for kids and bird enthusiasts to make them familiar with the different species of birds. The park is huge so I suggest you could take the extra tram pass to make your trip comfortable. Do not miss the high flyer show which showcases the the talents of the parrots and macaus. The park has a few food outlets and sufficient toilets and water filling stations so as to make your trip comfortable. Good to spend a couple of hours bird watching in this magnificent place.

We very much enjoyed the wonderful bird park, and the extraordinary variety of birds that we were able to view and experience. The aviary was the most impressive, but many of the other exhibits were almost equally impressive. The pink flamingos were spectacular. The exhibition areas were beautifully designed, and well laid out, with a good guide map to the various areas. The tram ride is worth the S$5 to help get around.We would thoroughly recommend the park for any visitor to Singapore.