Singapore Zoo Map

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This map shows tram stops, restaurants, food and drink kiosks, restrooms, gift shops, points of interest and attractions in Singapore Zoo.

The Singapore Zoo, also known as the Singapore Zoological Gardens, is one of the world's most renowned wildlife facilities, located in the northern part of Singapore. Opened in 1973, it occupies 69 acres of land on the margins of Upper Seletar Reservoir and welcomes approximately 2 million visitors annually.

The zoo is internationally recognized for its "open concept," where animals are kept in spacious, landscaped enclosures separated from visitors by natural barriers rather than caged enclosures. This innovative approach provides a more natural habitat for the animals and an immersive experience for visitors. The facility houses over 2,800 animals representing more than 300 species, with about 26% of these species being threatened in the wild.

One of the zoo's most popular attractions is the Orangutan Island, featuring the largest captive colony of these primates in the world. The Fragile Forest exhibit offers visitors a chance to walk through a controlled biodome that recreates a rainforest environment, complete with free-ranging lemurs, flying foxes, and various bird species.

The zoo operates multiple award-winning programs, including the famous "Breakfast with Orangutans" experience and various educational initiatives focused on wildlife conservation. The facility is also known for its successful breeding programs for endangered species, including orangutans, white rhinos, and proboscis monkeys. In 2020, the zoo achieved certification from the American Humane Conservation program, recognizing its commitment to animal welfare and conservation efforts.