Book this e-ticket to reserve your ticket in advance. Explore the Night Safari, recognized as the first nocturnal zoo that allows an experience with wildlife. See over 1,000 animals while venturing into 6 geographical zones as you relax on your Tram Ride. Capture unique photos of wildlife to take home as a souvenir.

As night falls, retreat into a captivating animal kingdom where the sights and sounds of nature come alive. This unique nocturnal adventure invites you to experience wildlife in a whole new way, when animals are naturally at their most active under the moonlit sky. Travel through the park on a guided tram ride and explore four specially designed walking trails, offering opportunities to observe over 1,000 animals from 120 different species in spacious, naturalistic habitats. Each journey reveals fascinating moments and unexpected encounters that bring you closer to the wild. From the moment you arrive, the experience sets an exciting tone. Be welcomed by the energetic Thumbuakar tribal performers, whose fiery rhythms and dynamic movements create a powerful opening to your evening. Their performance signals the beginning of an unforgettable night filled with wonder, discovery, and close encounters with wildlife.

Discover the world’s first nocturnal wildlife park and see fascinating animals after dark. Explore Night Safari by tram and walking trails, with opportunities to spot elephants, big cats, bats, and other nocturnal species in naturalistic habitats. A unique Singapore wildlife experience, perfect for families, couples, and first-time visitors.

Venture into the world's first Night Safari, which is located in Singapore. Relax on your Tram Ride while exploring this tropical jungle as the mysteries unfold after dusk. Journey into 6 geographical zones to witness the natural habitat of more than 1,000 nocturnal creatures, which replicates the landscape of their homeland. You can also hop off the Tram Ride to escape into the thrilling Leopard Trail. Witness flying bats, giant flying squirrels and much more. Before rejoining the next tram, you may wish to explore further on foot to the enthralling Fishing Cat Trail or the romantic Forest Giant Trail. Watch the Creatures of the Night Show that demonstrates the incredible predatory and survival skills of nocturnal animals, if time permits.

Singapore Night Safari is an open-air wildlife park designed to be explored after dark, offering visitors the opportunity to observe nocturnal and crepuscular animals in environments inspired by their natural habitats. Explore the park's walking trails, including the Fishing Cat Trail and Leopard Trail, and discover a variety of wildlife in naturalistic surroundings. You can also enjoy the popular Creatures of the Night Show, which showcases the fascinating behaviors and abilities of nocturnal animals. The Night Safari is part of Mandai Wildlife Reserve and features naturalistic barriers such as moats and other unobtrusive safety measures instead of conventional cages, creating an immersive wildlife experience. Dining and shopping facilities are available within the Night Safari, allowing visitors to enjoy meals, snacks, souvenirs, and gifts during their visit.

Spend a day exploring the award-winning Singapore Zoo, where animals roam freely in open and naturalistic habitats. Take in shows and feedings, admire the views from the tram. Set in one of the most beautiful wildlife environments in the world, Singapore Zoo is home to over 2,800 animals from over 300 species of mammals, birds, and reptiles. As dusk falls, take an after-hours look at over 2,500 nocturnal animals. You will see them as they start their nightly rituals for a memorable evening at Singapore's Night Safari. Get up-close as animals frolic, graze and hunt. • See zoo animals in thoughtfully built and landscaped environments • Get the best views from elevated platforms, underwater galleries, and glass observatories • Ride a safari tram for a multi-sensory wildlife adventure at Singapore Night Safari • Get close to wildlife on the Fishing Cat, Leopard, East Lodge and Wallaby walking trails