29 Species, 10 Zones: Rainforest Wild Asia Opens March 2025

29 Species, 10 Zones: Rainforest Wild Asia Opens March 2025
Images via Mandai Wildlife Group (For illustration purposes only)
  1. Singapore’s fifth wildlife park, Rainforest Wild Asia, opens in March 2025.
  2. The park offers unique rainforest experiences for various adventure levels.
  3. Visitors can explore 10 zones with 29 animal species in a 13-hectare space.

Singapore’s new wildlife park promises thrilling adventures and close encounters with rainforest animals.

New Wildlife Park Opening in 2025

According to Mandai Wildlife Group, Singapore will open its fifth wildlife park, Rainforest Wild Asia, in March 2025.

The park will be at Mandai Wildlife Reserve.

Visitors can enter from Mandai Wildlife WEST.

The park offers unique rainforest experiences for different adventure levels.

Mike Barclay, Group CEO of Mandai Wildlife Group, said, “Our newest park celebrates the rainforests of our region…We hope to create strong feelings of connection to nature and a renewed determination to cherish and protect our planet.”

Park Features and Attractions

Rainforest Wild Asia will cover 13 hectares.

It will have 10 different zones for visitors to explore.

The park will show 29 iconic animal species.

Some animals, like the François’ langur and Philippine spotted deer, are new to Singapore.

FeatureDescription
The KarstsVisitors can see limestone formations and observe primates
The CavernInspired by the Mulu Caves in Sarawak, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Malayan Tiger HabitatLargest animal habitat for Malayan tigers in the park

The park will have almost 7,000 Southeast Asian trees and shrubs.

This helps create a real rainforest feel.

Adventure Options for Visitors

Rainforest Wild Asia caters to different types of visitors.

Families can enjoy accessible walkways and rest stops.

Adventure seekers can try guided tours with harnessed experiences and freefall jumps.

Mike Barclay explained, “Rainforest Wild Asia allows guests to choose their level of adventure as they explore an immersive rainforest setting…”

  • Explore rugged forest trails
  • Try caving experiences
  • Walk through safe subterranean paths
  • Look for cave-dwelling animals

Visitors can see different animals at various times of the day.

For example, red dholes and babirusas might be shown at different times.

Educational Aspects of the Park

Mike Barclay highlighted the park’s educational value.

He said, “This immersive design gives our guests the chance to witness how different animals thrive in distinct rainforest settings.”

Visitors can learn about rainforest layers, from tree tops to underground caves.

The park aims to connect people with nature and encourage protection of our planet.

Do you think Rainforest Wild Asia will help more people care about protecting nature?

Your Take: Yes or No? 是或否?


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