Places to go in Singapore
The 32 places in Singapore SquadAbroad travelers want to go, most wanted first. Filter them by category and tag.
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Night Safari
As the world’s first nocturnal wildlife park, Singapore's Night Safari allows visitors to observe hundreds of animals in open-concept habitats designed to mimic moonlight. Guests can explore the lush rainforest setting via a guided tram ride or quiet walking trails that wind through habitats housing Malayan tigers, flying squirrels, and Asian elephants. It offers a rare opportunity to witness nocturnal predators and grazers during their most active hours.
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Singapore Zoo
Set within a lush rainforest along the Upper Seletar Reservoir, the Singapore Zoo is celebrated worldwide for its pioneering open-concept habitats that use hidden moats and natural landscaping instead of traditional cages. Visitors wander shaded boardwalks to observe thousands of animals from across the globe, including free-ranging orangutans swinging through the tree canopy overhead. It is a premier destination for wildlife enthusiasts seeking close-up, humane encounters with rare and endangered species in naturalistic settings.
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Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve
As Singapore’s first ASEAN Heritage Park, Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve encompasses an extensive coastal network of mangrove swamps, mudflats, and tidal ponds. Visitors follow wooden boardwalks and observation hides to spot migratory shorebirds along the East Asian-Australasian Flyway, alongside resident wildlife like water monitor lizards and estuarine crocodiles. It offers an immersive, tranquil look into the island's native biodiversity far removed from the urban core.
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