Zoo
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Editorial Staff
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The Singapore Zoo opened on 23rd June was formerly called as Singapore Zoological Gardens and is popularly called as the Mandai Zoo today by the local people.
This is the finest zoos in the whole of Asia and one of the most beautiful in the world. It occupies twenty eight hectares of land and encompasses 315 species of animals with 2530 total number of varied animals in their natural habitat.
The zoo is visited by 1.4 million people annually. The main attraction here is the ‘Breakfast with an orangutan’ program where tourists can interact and meet with the orangutans in the zoo and feed them too.
There are several conservation efforts madeto protect endangered species of the park and the zoo provides various rides within the complex such as trams, animal rides, wheelchairs, carriage rides and more.
Friends of the Zoo is a special program which can be availed of by the people and get yearly passes which grant special privileges and discounts such as free entry to the zoo for the entire year and free tram rides and more
Category: Parks and Gardens
Address: 80 Mandai Lake Rd
Email: info@zoo.com.sg
Website http://www.zoo.com.sg
Telephone: 65 6269 3411
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