Bird Paradise Review

A beautiful place to visit with your family and friends. It's an outdoor location but there are indoor areas with air-conditioning like the penguin cove and other sheltered places where you can sit

So glad we visited Bird Paradise this time around on our second full day in Singapore. In my 20s, I visited what was then the Jurong Bird Park and had such amazing memories of the place with my non SLR camera and no mobile phone (I know I’m old 🤣). Bird Paradise this time around blew my mind, so many large open aviaries which is a delight for visitors and for the birds too as they have so much room to fly and move around. It is the Asia’s largest bird park with over 3500 birds across 8 aviaries.

Bird Paradise is a charming escape for bird enthusiasts and nature lovers. With its wide variety of avian species, the sanctuary offers an engaging glimpse into the bird world. From vibrant parrots to impressive birds of prey and exotic breeds from different corners of the globe, each enclosure showcases the beauty of these feathered creatures. The tranquil ambiance of the sanctuary provides a serene setting for visitors to observe, learn, and appreciate the birds' unique behaviors. Whether you're captivated by the graceful flight of hummingbirds or fascinated by the playful antics of tropical parrots, Bird Paradise guarantees an enjoyable and memorable experience. It's a must-visit destination for anyone looking to immerse themselves in the enchanting world of birds.

Asia's largest bird paradise, zero distance to feel the beauty of nature and bird contact. There are some rare birds in the park that have not been seen before. You can also contact penguins recently. The performance is also very exciting.

Lots of birds to see. The place is segregated by theme, so each section has different species. There is a small air conditioned area at the start and end of each section for people to cool down. There is also an area with a waterfall - you can walk behind it to cool down. Along with the various shows available, one can easily spend half a day there.#singaporemustvisit

Very big and distinctive! The bird cage is very free and not too afraid of people. There is an old European man who communicates with the bird, and the bird has been lying on his shoulder and can't get down, which is interesting.