Bird Paradise in Mandai opens on May 8 with tickets from $20, here’s a sneak peek inside Asia’s largest bird park

Bird Paradise (formerly Jurong Bird Park) set to open on 8 May with soft-opening ticket offers

Animal and bird lovers, you will soon be able to visit Asia’s largest bird park here in Singapore.

Bird Paradise Opening Soon

That’s right – the former Jurong Bird Park which has moved to Mandai under the new park name Bird Paradise will be opened officially on 8 May later this year according to Mandai Wildlife Reserve.

Key highlights of the 17-hectare bird park in Mandai include 8 large walk-through aviaries reflecting different world biomes including African rainforests, Southeast Asian paddy fields and Australian dry eucalypt forests.

Guest arriving will be welcomed by an 85-metre-long entry archway that features different animals carved from rock.

Upon arrival, visitors walk through Mandai Wildlife West which connects to the entrance and winged canopy of Bird Paradise.

Mandai Wildlife West

Access to Mandai Wildlife West is free for everyone. Aside from F&B and play areas, the space will also be used for public events and activities.

Before heading inside the Bird Paradise, guests get to marvel at the 10m-tall waterfall feature, sculpted after Indonesia’s Madakaripura waterfall.

Kids can also have fun at the Pangolin Adventure located in Mandai Wildlife West while adults take a break and fuel up at the many F&B options.

Forest Stream is another interactive play area at Mandai Wildlife West.

A heritage wall, illustrated by local artist Lee Xin Li, at the entrance of Bird Paradise pays homage to the legacy and storied 52-year history of Jurong Bird Park.

Sneak Peek Inside

Hong Leong Foundation Crimson Wetlands will enthral with the colour red, offering a journey through the open landscape of the flooded savannahs of South America. The habitat features a waterfall, as a tribute to the Waterfall Aviary of Jurong Bird Park.

At the Heart of Africa, over 70 African bird species such as Starlings and Turacos share the 1.55-ha aviary and are settling well in their new homes.

Final touches are being made at the walk-through aviaries amidst the migration from Jurong Bird Park to Bird Paradise. The Wings of Asia area features species like Pelicans, Asian Black-neck Stork, and Papuan Hornbills.

Visitors will also be able to get behind the scenes and observe avian vets in action at the Avian Healthcare and Research Centre.

Ticket Pricing

There will be a soft opening period from 8 to 26 May where tickets will be priced at $38 for adults, $23 for children aged 3 to 12 years, and $20 for seniors. Pre-booking admission tickets will be available on Mandai.com from 24 April onwards.

After the soft opening period, adult tickets will be priced at $48, children at $33 while seniors remain at $20. Fans can also purchase year-round access to all four wildlife parks including Bird Paradise with prices starting from $195.

There will also be add-on programmes available. See the below table for more information and pricing.

You can also learn more about Bird Paradise from the official website here.

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Bird Paradise

• Address: 20 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore 729825
• Opening Hours: 9am – 6pm daily (last admission at 5pm)