The best bird park I've ever been to so far!

The newly opened Jurong Bird Park in Singapore this May has completely redefined my understanding of a bird park. It features eight new aviaries, including the rainforests of Africa, the wetlands of South America, the rice paddies of Southeast Asia, and the eucalyptus forests of the Australian Outback, making the birds feel right at home. They are not at all shy, allowing for 💯 close encounters. If there's a downside, it might be that the birds🐦 are too 'free', which makes the working folks jealous. The new bird park is actually the relocated Jurong Bird Park, and now Mandai's four big zoos are all together, with the other three being the Singapore Zoo, the Night Safari, and the River Safari. To cover them all takes at least two days. Here are some photo spots📷 in the bird park: 1⃣️ The grand waterfall at the drop-off area is spectacular. 2⃣️【Asian Birds Aviary】 The terraces and Balinese gate, where you can feed pelicans. 3⃣️【Scarlet Wetlands】 At the entrance, there's a mosaic wall of macaws, and inside, you can see flamingos by the waterfall and dine at the Crimson restaurant while watching the flamingos stroll. 4⃣️【Heart of Africa】's chain-link suspension bridge, where you can feed African greys and other small birds, especially feels romantic at sunset. 5⃣️【Penguin Cove】 The light filtering down to the lowest level is beautiful. Since the entire park is brand new and designed with a top global concept, there are many more beautiful and fun things to explore slowly. 👉 If you can't find the photo spots, feel free to DM me😊