
Jurong Bird Park to closing in a few months time after 51 years of operation
It will be a sad month for bird lovers come January next year.
Jurong Bird Park’s Closure
That’s because Jurong Bird Park will be having their last day of operation on 3 January 2023, after 51 years of unforgettable moments and memories.
The aviation and tourist attraction in Jurong currently takes up 0.2 square kilometres on the western slope of Jurong Hill (the highest point in Jurong) and is the largest bird park in Asia.
Mandai Nature Precinct
It’s not goodbye though – The bird park will be relocating to Mandai as part of the Mandai Nature Precinct, a 5-in-1 massive nature and wildlife reserve which also includes a new rainforest park and a new resort operated by Banyan Tree Hotels & Resorts along with Singapore Zoo, Night Safari and River Safari.
Here’s a map showing where the new bird park will be located.
Highlights of the new bird park include:
- Nine globally themed walk-through aviaries
- Conservation sanctuaries for endangered birds
- Free-flying tropical birds
- Waterside trail with roaming Caribbean flamingos
According to the masterplan, the bird park will also have naturalistic habitats for birds to roam freely and large spaces for interactive exhibits.
A Flight to Remember
From 3 September onwards, there will be activities and guided tours to learn about the park’s history. Visitors can also explore Jurong Bird Park through the eyes of the team that runs the park from an insider guide you can download here.
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Jurong Bird Park
- Address: 2 Jurong Hill, Singapore 628925
- Opening Hours:
- Days: Thu – Sun (selected school holidays, eve of & PH)
- Time: 8.30am – 6pm (last entry at 5pm)