http://asia-travel-freeport.blogspot.com/2008/05/singapores-night-safari.html
Safaris always fascinates me as a kid and now that I grew up, I still have that interest to go to Africa to have a real encounter with the wild. Not now that I've learned about Singapore's own version of safari but this time, it has a twist. Who will ever thought that it was possible to have your wild park adventure at night? Yes you can in Night Safari as it is the first in the world that caters visitors at night. Awarded as Singapore Tourism Awards Best Leisure Attraction Experience since 1994 up to 2006, you'll be overwhelmed by the experience you can get just by touring here.
Ecologically it's a good thing specially for nocturnal animals as the animals here are not disturbed at daytime. You can take a closer look at over 1040 animals not to mention the endangered kind in action. This idea is rooted from a wide response of people towards night tours and wholesome entertainment. With the budget of 63 million (in Singapore dollars), this 40 hectares nocturnal zoo came to life. As of now, this open-air zoo is maintained by Wild Reserves Singapore and it is open for 5 hours every night.
The zoo's setting of humid tropical forest gives it an authentic look of a typical African safari and stimulate the animals natural habitat. Visitors may not worry as protected by natural barriers instead of cages while they watch the animals. It is covered by two stretches, the walking trail and the tram rides. Just like any other parks, they offer other attractions such as tribal dances, fire eating stints and a night show which showcases the animals in the Night Safari. Dining is never a problem as it has food outlets and restaurants to satisfy your growling stomachs. One of which is Ulu Ulu Safari restaurant which serves authentic Western and Asian dishes. What you can do next is have it your way here at Night Safari. It is a sure way to enjoy the wild and realize the value of taking care our mother nature as well.
- Related Videos
- Related Articles
- Ask / Related Q&A
Char Dham Yatra, Religious tours of India
By: Jenny Franklin | 07/12/2009Char Dham consisting of four sites namely Yamunatri, Gangotri, and Kedarnathand Badrinath holds unparalleled status amongst all Hindu pilgrimage. Situated at scenic locales of Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand previously known as Uttaranchal region of the Indian Himalayas.
Finding a Good Hotel in Tenerife
By: Larry Austin | 07/12/2009Tenerife, the biggest of the seven Canary Islands, offers year round pleasant weather making it an ideal holiday destination. This volcanic-island is home to the highest mountain in Spain which offers breathtaking views of the 'lunar-like' landscapes of the volcanic slopes. The northern coast of the island is marked by steep cliffs whereas the southern side descends to a level coastal plain.
Expedition Around The Continents
By: mysafe travel | 07/12/2009Travelling to the continents around the world could be great fun. The gift of travel around these continents has given a greater perceptive for different cultures and also to meet different people around the world. All the continents diverse and spectacular wonders are revealed here.
Family Resorts in Mexico
By: Chris Malone | 07/12/2009Vacationing with your family in Mexico offers many benefits. Though many cities are associated with constant partying, there are also many activities that are designed for young children and teenagers. Many children receive discounts at many popular tourist attractions. Selecting an all-inclusive vacation package for the whole family is one of the best ways for everyone to enjoy their vacation in Mexico, without having to worry about the cost.
101 Things You SHOULD and SHOULD NOT Bring with You to China
By: Fangfang | 07/12/2009A list of things you SHOULD and SHOULD NOT bring with you to China
Boracay Island is Still the Greatest Vacation Getaway in the Philippines
By: Ace | 06/12/2009Boracay is an island of the Philippines located approximately 315km (200 miles) south of Manila and 2km off the northwest tip of the island of Panay in the Western Visayas region. In 1990, it was voted by the BMW Tropical Beach Handbook as one of the best beaches in the world and again in 1996 by British publication TV Quick as the world's number one tropical beach.
Top 7 Visitor Hot Spots in West Texas
By: Abe Connally | 06/12/2009The Big Bend region of Texas offers visitors more than a million acres of public lands, including the largest state park in Texas. The area boasts amazing sights, activities and destinations. Let's take a look at some of the most popular visitor spots in Big Bend.
The Curacao Difference
By: Mary-Ann Mardenborough | 06/12/2009What makes this relatively unknown Caribbean island different from all the rest?
China's Yunnan Stone Forest
By: Cedric Canierro | 28/08/2008 | DestinationsKnown locally as Shilin, this region of karst formation covers 400 square kilometers that includes big and small stone forests making it the most important attraction of the entire province.
Indonesia's Kelimutu National Park
By: Cedric Canierro | 07/08/2008 | DestinationsFamous for it's coloured crater lakes, Kelimutu National Park also gain it's cool climate and panoramic view. It is still a puzzle for both scientists and locals how the lakes gained it's color and eventually change from time-to-time.
Bangladesh's Sundarbans Mangrove
By: Cedric Canierro | 16/07/2008 | Destinationshe largest block of mangrove forests in the world
Lebanon's Jeita Grotto
By: Cedric Canierro | 04/07/2008 | DestinationsDiscovered by Reverend William Thomson in 1836, this asian tourist spot was maintained by Mapas, a German company that renovate and maintains the cave. The cave was closed when the Lebanese civil war arise in 1978 leading the use of both upper and lower galleries to store ammunitions and the building outside the cave served as the office for military. It is opened again for public in 1995 and became one of Lebanon's treasured destinations.
Israel's Ein Gedi National Park
By: Cedric Canierro | 26/06/2008 | DestinationsLiterally means Kid (young goat) Spring, this oasis is the biggest and most important as it supplies water in some parts of Israel.
Iran's Chogha Zanbil
By: Cedric Canierro | 17/06/2008 | DestinationsChogha Zanbil was built to honor Inshushinak, one of Elam's great gods. It is composed of five towers of different height each constructed one side of the other. The inner area that occupies the main ziggurat is intended for the main god while the middle area which consists of eleven rooms s intended for the lesser gods. In the outside area, you can find royal palaces and funerary place where the five subterranean tombs are placed.
Laos' Plain of Jars
By: Cedric Canierro | 30/05/2008 | DestinationsHaven't you heard, there's this historical landmark that consists of thousands of jars scattered in the highlands of Laos called Plain of Jars. Situated at Xieng Khouang plain, this Laos pride consists of thousands of stone jars big and small distributed in the place.
Singapore's Night Safari
By: Cedric Canierro | 22/05/2008 | DestinationsWho will ever thought that it was possible to have your wild park adventure at night?