Singapore's Jurong Bird Park is up there on my list of places I always go to when visiting Singapore. The Bird Park is one of a linked set of three attractions including the Zoo and Night Safari. A combined ticket for all three attractions costs around 45$S per person, saving about 12$S per head. The park has its Panorail, a... more

I have always been fascinated by birds and this was an absolute paradise for a bird lover. The best feature of all is a giant tropical aviary where the birds are free to fly but can be easily seen. Wonderful more

We went to Jurong twice during our recent visit. Our first visit was 'rained off'. It is very easy to get here, MRT to Boon Lay and then bus 194. The combined fare was approx $8 for the three of us. Entrance without the panorail ride was $35 approx for the 3 of us. We watched the birds and buddies... more

Incredible, incredible, incredible! My mum and I almost left this tour off our itinerary but we are SO glad we didn't! I am not an avid "bird person" or anything but the whole experience was very impressive! The grounds were beautiful, the birds (parrots) were very tame and the monorail made getting round the park super easy and the bird... more

When you're at the Singapore Bird Park, tired and hungry and need a place to stop, rest, and have a bite to eat or a cup of coffee, head for the Australian Lory (these are colorful birds indigenous to Australia) stop. The entrance houses a little coffee shop that features Australian coffee and sandwiches, and an ice cream bar, a... more

Being birders on our first visit to Singapore, the Jurong Bird Park seemed to offer a relaxing way to see a range of species in one place. We weren't disappointed. For a very reasonable admission price we spent at least three hours wandering among the wide range of exhibits and we didn't see them all. The park is about the... more