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n its lush jungle setting, Singapore’s renowned ‘open?zoo is a haven for both animals and visitors. More than 2,000 creatures are housed in landscaped enclosures, with rock walls and streams replacing cages. Special attractions include Children’s World, where kids can interact with animals and enjoy excellent playgrounds, the six island Primate Kingdom, the sealion and penguin gallery, the air-conditioned polar bear exhibit and a miniature railway. Feeding shows take place throughout the day; favourites include the primates, reptiles, elephants and sealions. Among the zoo’s many endangered species is the world's largest colony of orangutans, with whom you can enjoy breakfast or afternoon tea if you book in advance through your hotel.

Allow a whole day to enjoy the zoo's attraction

Opening hours : 8:30 am to 6pm daily

Admission: $9. 27 adult,$ 4.12 children(3-12 years).

Tram Ride:$2 adult,$1 children.

Breakfast with an orang utan:$15.45 adult,$11.33 children (daily;excludes admission fee).

High tea with an orang utan:$10.30 adults, $ 8.24 children (except Sundays& public holiday;

Animal showtimes:10.30am, 11.30 am,2.30pm and 3.30 pm

Location: Mandai lake Road, Singapore 729826 Tel. 2693411.

Getting there: take MRT to Ang Mo Kio (N9) station,then SBS bus 138.

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Jan Garanoz
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Mumbai - 400049 India
Last updated: March 12, 2010