Jurong Bird Park

For those wanting to immerse in some nostalgia, the park is launching a line-up of activities from Sep 3 called A Flight To Remember, to celebrate its ...

“While we commemorate our fondest memories here in Jurong, we also look forward to new beginnings with the Bird Paradise in Mandai Wildlife Park and to be a part of another transformative phase of Singapore’s bird park. Advertisement

Jurong Bird Park will soon be closing its doors to the public. Its last day of operations will be on 3 Jan 2023.

Mandai Wildlife Group said more updates on the new bird park will be shared at a later time. More information on the park’s closing activities can be found [here](https://www.mandai.com/en/jurong-bird-park/things-to-do/whats-on/a-flight-to-remember.html). Some might recall the park’s Panorail monorail system that ran from 1992 to 2012, giving visitors panoramic views of the park. Bookings for the tour open on 19 Oct. After their last day on 3 Jan 2023, Jurong Bird Park’s avian residents and staff will be moving to their new home in Bird Paradise at Mandai Wildlife Reserve. To pay homage to the park’s legacy, Jurong Bird Park will be holding a host of activities to give guests “A Flight To Remember” from 3 Sep 2022.

The bird park will be relocating to Mandai as part of the Mandai Nature Precinct, a 5-in-1 massive nature and wildlife reserve.

From 3 September onwards, there will be activities and guided tours to learn about the park’s history. Jurong Bird Park Highlights of the new bird park include:

Singapore's bird zoo, aka Asia's largest bird park, is bidding farewell for now before its big move.

Plenty of photo opportunities at the photo walls are also available. “Jurong Bird Park is like our second home, and it will be a bittersweet time for us. Jurong Bird Park today announced that guests have five more months until Jan.

The world-famous park — home to some 3,500 birds including parrots, flamingos, penguins and eagles — will join the Singapore Zoo and Night Safari, as well as a ...

Despite no visible injuries, the hefty bird found itself unable to fly. The upcoming Mandai eco hub is slated to open in 2023. Top image: Macaws in the Jurong Bird Park in Singapore. In the meantime, staff will arrange a series of activities, tours and heritage trails focused on Jurong Bird Park’s history. [Singapore Tourism](https://www.visitsingapore.com/see-do-singapore/nature-wildlife/fun-with-animals/jurong-bird-park/), it’s the largest bird park in Asia. Jurong Bird Park’s last day of operations at its current location will be January 3, 2023, 52 years to the day since opening in 1971.

The world-famous park -- home to some 3,500 birds including parrots, flamingos, penguins and eagles -- will join the Singapore Zoo and Night Safari, as well as ...

Built at an initial cost of $2.5 million, the 20.2-hectare park draws about 850,000 visitors annually who flock to see its famed waterfall aviary, bird shows and exhibits. Despite no visible injuries, the hefty bird found itself unable to fly. The upcoming Mandai eco hub is slated to open in 2023.

It will be taking flight to its brand-new home in Bird Paradise at Mandai Wildlife Reserve.

The first is a staff-curated trail that serves as an insider’s guide to Jurong Bird Park. Local residents now enjoy up to 20 percent off tickets to Jurong Bird Park. Instead, the staff and residents will be making a move to their new home in Bird Paradise at Mandai Wildlife Reserve. In the meantime, visitors are invited to take a trip down memory lane. Take some photos and share your favourite memories at the Memory Wall at Penguin Coast, and watch your reminiscences pop-up on screen in real-time. This experience will be open for booking on October 19.

Of course, this is not goodbye as the avian park and its residents will be making its way to Bird Paradise at Mandai Wildlife Reserve. However, for the ...

For those who remember the Panorail which closed in 2012, a special treat is in store. “Jurong Bird Park has been a place that holds special memories for multiple generations of Singaporean who have grown up with the park. Of course, this is not goodbye as the avian park and its residents will be making its way to Bird Paradise at Mandai Wildlife Reserve.

SINGAPORE — Jurong Bird Park, a familiar landmark to many Singaporeans, is set to close on Jan 3 next year, exactly 52 years after it opened in 1971.

It allows them to explore Jurong Bird Park through the eyes of the “dedicated team” that keeps the park running every single day. Besides that, visitors may contribute their favourite memories of Jurong Bird Park to a “living” memory wall at the penguin coast attraction. There will also be a recreation of the park’s old cuckoo clock tower for visitors to take photos with it.

"It was also famously reported that when asked why not build a zoo instead, Dr Goh said 'bird seeds cost less than meat'," said Mandai Wildlife Group on Tuesday ...

Then in 2001, a Twelve-wired Bird of Paradise was bred under human care - a world first. The goal is to return the progenies back to help repopulate their native habitat, said Mandai Wildlife Group. A crowd favourite has got to be the King of the Skies presentation, featuring birds like the Bald Eagle and Himalayan Griffon Vulture. The Pool's Amphitheatre, which features the All Stars Bird Show, had a capacity of 2,000. The idea for a bird park came from the late Dr Goh Keng Swee, who was then Finance Minister, after he visited an aviary in Rio De Janeiro in 1968. It houses one of the world's tallest man-made indoor waterfalls, standing at 30m tall.