Checking out the new parks in Singapore is simply a delight

The Bird Paradise aviary park in Singapore is a joy to visit. This park just opened last year and features pavilions like the Africa, Asia, and Australia exhibits, covering a vast area and including a wide variety of birds from all over the world. Each pavilion in the park is connected by air-conditioned corridors, so with a bit of planning, you won't have to worry about getting too much sun. The huge indoor space provides the birds with a free and natural living environment. Here, you can see all kinds of birds, and some of the fringe activities for birds are very popular. Of course, the most interesting is the bird feeding, where you can get up close and personal with the birds and feel that sense of natural harmony. I especially love feeding the birds with plump juicy worms. On weekends, there are too many visitors, and the bird feeding activities are incredibly popular, so you definitely need to book in advance. Don't ask me how I know. Next to the central square is a theater where there are 4 shows a day, two each of 'Soaring Wings' and 'Birds of Prey' performances. No booking is required here; just enter early, and it's well worth watching. If you're tired of walking, you can also take a little train ride, which only has 2 stops (Penguin Pavilion - Central Square), but usually, there's a long queue. Also, I want to ask, are penguins considered birds? The venue is fully equipped with food, drinks, and entertainment options. Of course, the prices are not low, but if you're tired, you can also rest in an air-conditioned room. It is said that Bird Paradise is currently the largest bird-themed zoo in the world, and it's really a great place to visit~