Singapore Travel | The newly revamped Bird Paradise

| The newly revamped Bird Paradise. Despite its small size, Singapore has many zoos and botanical gardens, and they are incredibly creative! Take for example the wondrous indoor botanical gardens, the very first night safari, and the Bird Paradise that many people overlook. It was originally located on the far west side of the city, close to Malaysia. I didn't visit it last time because it was too far away. Unexpectedly, on this visit, I discovered that it had moved next to the zoo last year. I must go and see! Its most impressive features are the world's second-largest penguin enclosure, second only to one in South America, with over two hundred adorable penguins who are all stars; and the park is entirely enclosed within a massive net, with walkways that lead up to the canopy, allowing visitors to interact closely with rare birds. Children love it; and the netted area includes artificial waterfalls, lakes, and marshes, creating a beautiful environment. My top recommendation is the pink flamingo area, where the theme is red! In addition to flamingos, there are red macaws and other red birds, which are very beautiful. I recommend dining at the canopy restaurant in the park while overlooking the pink birds. Mischievous parrots may come over to greet you. Furthermore, the bird feeding sessions by the keepers are very interesting, and there are also two bird interaction shows daily. Do not miss these if you're bringing children. Another recommendation is the entrance to the Bird Paradise, where there is a waterfall that plunges into a cave. It looks quite ordinary from above ground, but from below, it gives off the vibe of a sinkhole with a water curtain cave.