Bird Paradise is now open to the public.

Admission tickets can be purchased at Soft Opening Special Rates of $38 for adults, $23 for children (3 to 12 years old) and $20 for senior citizens for visits from 8 to 26 May only.

Admission tickets for visits from 27 May will be at the full price of $48 for adults, $33 for children and $20 for senior citizens, and can be purchased from 18 May. Time slot booking is required for all visits.

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Immerse in the symphony of colours at Asia’s largest bird park

Hong Leong Foundation Crimson Wetlands

Feast your eyes on some of the world’s most brilliantly coloured birds, amongst wetland vegetation and crimson blooms.

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Roseate Spoonbill

Named for its unique spoon-shaped bill, the roseate spoonbill has attractive pink plumage with a well-defined carmine patch on each wing.

American Flamingo

American or Caribbean Flamingos have the most vibrant plumage of all flamingo species. Watch them feed by dipping their head in water.

Scarlet Macaw

This huge parrot sports bright red plumage with splashes of blue and yellow. Much of its face is bare, adorned with tiny red feathers.

Scarlet Ibis

They are what they eat — scarlet ibises feed on crayfish, crabs and aquatic insects which give their plumage the bright red colour.

Kuok Group Wings of Asia

Hornbills, spoonbills and other fascinating birds of Asia await you in this tranquil paradise of tall bamboo grooves and paddy terraces.

Papuan Hornbill

Woosh, Woosh! The wingbeats of Papuan hornbills are exceptionally loud. Listen out for this sound and watch the birds in flight.

Black-faced Spoonbill

Meet the rarest of the spoonbill species! Observe its spoon-shaped bill, which it uses to stir up mud and snag fish and other prey.

Baer's Pochard

This is one of the world’s rarest ducks! There are fewer than 1,000 Baer’s Pochards left in the wild, threatened by wetland destruction.

Milky Stork

Storks have long legs, and distinctive huge bills for hunting fish. The milky stork is endangered with some 1,500 wild individuals left.

Ocean Network Express Penguin Cove

Dive with the best-loved flightless birds for an immersive experience amidst an underwater kelp forest and emerge onto the rocky beach to feast your eyes on waddling penguins.

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