Step into the enchanting realm of Night Safari, nestled within the Mandai Wildlife Reserve, and discover the world’s first nocturnal wildlife park. Housing a diverse population of over 900 animals spanning nearly 100 species, with a significant 41% classified as threatened, Night Safari stands as a beacon of commitment to the conservation of endangered species in their natural habitats.

The Night Safari spearheads global breeding initiatives for threatened species, including the Malayan tiger, clouded leopard, sloth bear, Malayan tapir, Sunda slow loris, and barn owls. The park proudly holds the distinction of being the first zoological institution to successfully breed the critically endangered Sunda pangolin in human care.

With an illustrious record of 13-time recognition as the Best Attraction by the Singapore Tourism Board, Night Safari unveils the mysteries of the animal kingdom after dark.

Embark on an adventure via four walking trails or aboard the night safari tram. Enjoy an intimate glimpse into the secret lives of mesmerizing creatures when darkness falls and witness their extraordinary skills. Don’t forget to secure your night safari tickets for an unforgettable journey through habitats ranging from Himalayan hills to Southeast Asian jungles.

Managed by the Mandai Wildlife Group, Night Safari holds prestigious accreditation from esteemed international zoo associations, including the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria (EAZA) and the Zoo and Aquarium Association of Australasia (ZAA).

Additionally, it proudly holds membership in the Southeast Asian Zoo and Aquarium Association (SEAZA) and the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums (WAZA). Immerse yourself in this nocturnal park, where wildlife conservation takes centre stage, and enjoy various nocturnal wildlife experiences and night shows.

• Meet Bintang, the baby tapir star and the first male tapir calf born at the Night Safari Singapore.
• At the Night Safari, discover a unique crossroad of Africa and Asia at the East Lodge Trail, from servals to Malayan tigers, and meet marsupials like the Tasmanian devil and sugar glider at the Tasmanian Devil Trail.
• Drop by the Fishing Cat Trail at the Night Safri, which simulates a trek in the wild and features hunters like the fishing cat and giant anteater.
• Applaud the animal superstars demonstrating their natural talents at the Creatures of the Night presentation.
• Hop off the Night Safari tram ride whenever you’d like for a close-up look at the exhibits of this nocturnal wildlife park.