This section houses 111 different kinds of bird creatures from Africa, the Seychelles, and Madagascar. You can walk through the rainforest canopy in 360 degrees and witness both the top tier and ground-dwelling birds. On cool days, groups of colourful birds might be observed soaring together. Ground-dwelling birds hunt for food near the forest floor on the lowest layer. Purple glossy starling, big blue turaco, ashy starling, red-crested turaco, and golden-breasted starling are some of the common African species seen here.

This aviary is home to endangered species such as the Bali Myna, Santa Cruz Ground-Dove, among others. The largest collection of Southeast Asian birds, with over 200 species, may be seen here. There are enormous, central aviaries as well as smaller, peripheral aviaries, which house the more sensitive and territorial birds in large cages. Fruit doves and pigeons, for example, may cohabit with each other and are allowed to travel freely. A rainstorm with a drizzle is reproduced at midday, thus this portion is best visited at that time. Also, booking a Jurong Bird Park ticket online will allow visitors to have an up-close look at these endangered species.

Penguin Coast in Jurong Bird Park allows you to meet some of the most adorable sea creatures. This sport in the park is shaped like a ship and is one of the park's most popular segments, housing four different kinds of penguins, including the African Penguin, King Peng, Humboldt, Macaroni, King, and others. Penguin shore is a must-see for visitors to the park because penguins are rarely spotted in such fine shape. They're kept safe inside a climate-controlled den.

Have you ever seen a Caribbean Flamingo? If you haven't already, Jurong Bird Park offers you the unique opportunity to spend time with them at their Flamingo Lake. Free-ranging ibises, green iguanas, Cuban rock iguanas, Cape shelducks, Caribbean flamingos, Chilean flamingos, Lesser flamingos, and Cape shelducks are among the various species. The lake is the largest of the three flamingo exhibits, and it houses the park's flock of flamingos and Australian white ibis. The Flamingo Lodge, which overlooks the Flamingo Lake, allows visitors to have a closer look at the flamingos and their numerous types.

There are around 1000 free-flying lories in this walk-in aviary for lories and lorikeets. It consists of nine stories and has a total area of 3000 square metres. Megapodes, currawongs, Eclectus parrots, king parrots, cockatoos, and different Australasian parakeets are also found here. The aviary looks like a tropical rainforest valley in Northern Australia. The lory loft can be visited and a special nectar mix is offered to the lories. Some of the top shelf animals to look for in this spot of Jurong Bird Park are the Red-Billed Hornbill and Black Hornbill.

All eight species of pelicans, including the endangered Dalmatian pelican, call Pelican Cave home. Wild herons, Australian Pelican, storks, bin chickens, and larger flamingos are among the other species that can be found here. Tourists can wander along a boardwalk and observe the birds.

River Wonders, which is part of Mandai Wildlife Reserve, houses one of the world's largest collections of freshwater vertebrates, with over 11,000 animal specimens representing over 260 species and 400 plant species. Jurong Bird Park and River Wonders showcase the beauty of tropical freshwater ecosystems as well as the importance of protecting them. Visitors can learn about Mekong huge catfish, giant freshwater stingrays, gigantic arapaimas, green anacondas, and Antillean manatees, which are all endangered.

Night Safari is the world's first nocturnal animal park, located within Mandai Wildlife Reserve. It is home to around 900 creatures representing approximately 100 species, with over 41% of them being threatened. The park takes initiatives in the number of global breeding programmes for species such as the Malayan tiger, clouded leopard, Malayan tapir, and Sunda slow loris, all of which are threatened. The park is the first zoological institution in the world to care for the critically endangered Sunda pangolin. Moreover, the park can be explored on foot or by tram, with four walking trails available.

The 26-hectare award-winning Singapore Zoo is located in Mandai Wildlife Reserve and offers guests interactive learning excursions. With over 4,200 animals representing over 300 species, 34% of which are vulnerable, Singapore Zoo's world-famous naturalistic exhibits provide many opportunities to explore the wonders of wildlife. The Zoo is well-known for its world-class free-ranging orangutan exhibit, and it pays special attention to endangered primates and Southeast Asian chelonians.