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

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 show which was fun but perhaps a little long!

The walk in aviaries are a highlight. We all especially enjoyed the Lory Loft and the opportunity to feed the birds with little pots.

The choice of food was limited although the prices were reasonable.

A highly recommended day out for folks with or without children.

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 show was amazing.

Firstly, jump aboard the air-conditioned monorail to the first stop where you will find Toucan and my favourite, the parrots (see photos!) The parrot enclosure was almost surreal, most people go there first so we went to the Toucans first and when we went to the parrots, go the whole place to ourselves! The parrots were VERY tame letting us touch them!!

There are more stops along the monorail or you can choose to walk. You do see more but the air-conditioning was impossible to resist! At one of the stops you can choose to get out at a "station" and go on a short walk to see the waterfall... it is definately worth the walk as the area has cleverly concealed mist machines and a bridge... the atmosphere is beautiful.

After you have had a walk around / monorail ride around you can head to the amphitheatre for a bird show. Again, my mum and I weren't sure as to whether we would find it boring but it was absolutely great! I don't want to spoil all the suprises so I won't share too much, but you will see some truly amazing stunts by various types of birds, even a singing parrot! We were really impressed and at the end of the show, if you make a donation to the park (down the front, near the stage) the parrots will give you a postcard of one of the stars of the show!

Jurong bird park really was a wonderful day out, it exceeded our expectations immensly and I definately recommend a visit to anyone. Even if like myself, you are not an avid "bird lover" it really is amazing and well worth a visit! I would go again!!

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 nice change from the curry puff stands found elsewhere in the park.