Feeding the animals at the Singapore Zoo happens to be one of the most sought after activities that tourists love to enjoy. This activity lets you feed the animals of your choice and have close encounters with them. You can get food for them and feed them with your own hands. However, you should be careful during the feeding sessions and should not disturb the animals.

The wildlife tours at the Singapore Zoo is a must try activity as it takes you on a guided tour through the zoo on a VIP styled buggy to all the popular exhibits. You will also get to access the behind the scenes and know more about how the animals are taken care of.

Keeper’s Talk lets you know more about the animals in the zoo from the ones who know all about them. This is an interactive session where you can learn a number of interesting quirks about the animals from their keepers.

Singapore Zoo offers a number of interactive shows to the visitors which lets them witness some of the amazing talents of the animals. The show takes place twice every single day for about 15 - 20 minutes depending on the weather. Some of the popular shows that you should not miss out during your visit are Splash Safari, Animal Friends, and Rainforest Fights Back. These shows are just great to watch with your kids and family.

The Singapore zoo has got a number of playful activities for kids to enjoy during their visit. You can have a splash in the watery playground along with your kids and pals or ride on the wild animal carousel or meet the farmyard animals. This activity will surely be educational as well as instill a sense of adventure.

While Australia is home to the majority of the world's marsupials, they can also be found in New Guinea, Indonesia, and the surrounding islands, as well as the Americas. This display also includes tree kangaroos from Papua New Guinea, in addition to the agile wallabies and grey kangaroos from Australia. Featuring Animals: Kangaroos & Wallabies: Kangaroos are among the few medium-sized animals capable of hopping. When they jump, their tail acts as a balancer, and when they stand, it serves as a supporting fifth limb. Kangaroos are classified as macropods, which means 'huge feet,' since their feet are massive in comparison to their body size. The muscles in their rear legs expand and compress like huge springs, generating the majority of the energy required for each hop. The kangaroos may be seen in action in the stroll area or from the observation gallery.

Elephants, worshiped in Hinduism and Buddhism, have had such a significant impact on Asian culture since their taming 4,000 years ago. This one-hectare exhibition, which has Burmese-style buildings, highlights the world's largest living land creatures, as well as their culture and history. Featuring Animal- Asian Elephant: At the Zoo, they only have female elephants and K omali is the current matriarch. She is the lone elephant from Sri Lanka in the collection. Jati, the aspiring matriarch, has a calm demeanor and is in charge of resolving any conflicts within the herd. Gambir is the artist-in-residence, and he's a lot of fun. The threatened species Sumatran elephants are represented by Intan and Aprila. They are half-sisters and the same age. Their fathers are the same, but their mothers are not.

Go inside this 20,000-cubic-meter biodome, which is designed to look like a tropical rainforest. As you travel through the rainforest's many layers, you'll come face to face with its furry and feathery inhabitants. Furthermore, in Discovery Outpost, you may expect close calls with the spineless type! Featuring Animal - Four Lined Tree Frog, Prevost’s Squirrel: Fragile Forest is teeming with fauna from the many tropical rainforests, which, despite covering less than 2% of the Earth's surface, are home to more than half of all terrestrial life forms. Begin your voyage with a game of animal spotting! Can you spot the well-hidden frogs and crustaceans in exhibitions that mimic their native environments? Some of them, such as the four-lined tree frog, are native to the area.

RepTopia takes you on a journey through four unique geographical zones, inhabited with over 60 species of amphibians and reptiles, a quarter of which have not been seen before. Multi-species displays, keeper demonstrations, interactive stations, and play features all come together to make this a truly "snake-tacular" zone. Featuring Animal - Amazon Milk Frog, Dyeing Poison Frog: At RepTopia, one of the rare golden poisonous froglets that has bred for the first time, represents the first time this variety has bred in Singapore. In addition, four azure-dyeing poison frog pups have arrived. Aside from the frogs, the lizards have had a bumper crop of offspring. There has been six hatchlings of the extremely rare electric blue gecko so far, and the zoo hopes they'll be able to help with future conservation efforts. Explore the RepTopia hatchling exhibition to see these and other scaly babies.

Each species of primate has its own 'island.' These furry monarchs live in 'castles' that have been landscaped with trees and surrounded by a moat. To manage their own empire, these primates don't need to be lion king! Featuring Animal - White Faced Saki Monkey, Cotton Top Tamarin: The monkeys in the Primate Kingdom use 'islands' to play, relax, and feed. The addition of lush flora, such as trees, ginger, natural grasses, palms, and bamboo, helps to reproduce the monkeys' native habitat. The moats that surround the islands are teeming with fish, such as the imposing arapaima from South America. Keep an eye out for free-ranging Javan langurs when you're here. Among the treetops, you might just notice their exquisite face features! Komodo dragons are considered one of Indonesia's national treasures, and they can only be handed away by the President. Komodo dragons, also referred as ora or buaja daret, which means 'land crocodile,' may weigh more than 100kg, grow to be more than 3m long, and knock down prey bigger than oneself.

Reptile Garden is yet another poplar attraction that tourists love to explore at the Singapore Zoo. The garden is home to a number of zones like RepTopia and Tortoise Shelter. Come into the lair of the dragon to learn more about the lives and loves of these prehistoric creatures who have existed since the dinosaur era. Featuring Animal - Komodo Dragon, Indian Gharial: Crocodiles and alligators are linked to the Indian gharial. It used to be found in Pakistani and Myanmarese rivers, but it is now nearly extinct. As there are less than 200 Indian gharials are thought to be left in the wild today, predominantly in India and a small proportion in Neighboring bangladesh.

KFC happens to be one of the most sought dine-in places at the Singapore Zoo. With two outlets, one at the entrance gate and the other inside the zoo serves exotic fried chicken.

Opening hours: Mon - Fri: 10.30am to 5.30pm Sat, Sun & PH: 10am to 6pm

Inuka Cafe is yet another popular spot at the entrance of the Singapore Zoo that serves the visitors with the all time favorite dishes of Singapore. During your visit, you can relish soft boiled eggs, chendol, and kaya roast.

Opening hours: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Chomel Bistro serves the visitors with the delectable Singaporean cuisines in a fancy ambience. You should try out the local favorites like nasi lemak, laksa, and fried bee hoon.