Nature lovers and thrill-seekers in Singapore are in for an exciting treat as Rainforest Wild Asia, the country’s first adventure-based zoological park, opens its doors on March 12, 2025. This 13-hectare wildlife park, located within the Mandai Wildlife Reserve, offers visitors an immersive journey through a Southeast Asian rainforest, featuring diverse animal species, rugged trails, and adrenaline-pumping activities.
Here’s everything you need to know about Singapore’s newest wildlife attraction, from ticket prices to thrilling experiences and conservation efforts.
Rainforest Wild Asia: A New Wildlife Experience
Rainforest Wild Asia is designed to replicate the natural landscapes of Southeast Asian rainforests, allowing visitors to explore elevated walkways, lush habitats, and adventure zones. The park is home to 36 animal species, including Malayan tigers, Javan langurs, lesser mousedeer, and endangered species like the Francois’ langur and Philippine spotted deer.
Key Features:
- Elevated Walkways & Trails: Walk through towering trees and navigate forest trails with streams and fallen logs.
- Themed Zones: Experience distinct rainforest layers, from cavernous caves to lush canopies.
- Live Animal Encounters: Get up close with primates, tapirs, and even big cats in open-concept habitats.
Thrilling Adventure Activities For visitors looking for an adrenaline rush, Rainforest Wild Asia offers guided adventure tours and high-intensity activities:
Paid Adventure Experiences:
- Canopy Jump: A simulated free fall from a 13m or 20m platform.
- AIA Vitality Bounce: Three open-air bouncing zones, 3m above ground.
- Critter Crawl: Crawl through a 60m dim cave tunnel featuring stalactites and fossil imprints.
Exclusive Guided Adventure Tours:
- Wild Apex Adventure Tour ($192/adult, $182/child, $172/senior)
- Climb metal rungs, ladders, and suspended bridges for a stunning aerial view.
- Traverse The Karsts and The Canopy for a unique rainforest experience.
- Wild Cavern Adventure Tour ($192/adult, $182/child, $172/senior)
- Abseil in a dark cave, illuminated only by a headlight.
- Navigate tight cave spaces and learn about speleothems (mineral formations).
Rainforest Wild Asia Ticket Prices & Opening Hours
Visitors can pre-book their tickets starting February 12, 2025, via Mandai’s official website.
| Ticket Type | Promotional Price (Until March 31) | Standard Price (From April 1) |
| Adult | S$33 | S$43 |
| Child (3-12 years) | S$21 | S$31 |
| Senior (60+ years) | S$20 | S$20 |
- Opening Hours: 9 AM – 6 PM daily (Last admission at 5 PM)
Explore the Eight Themed Zones
Rainforest Wild Asia is divided into eight unique zones, each highlighting a different rainforest habitat.
1. The Karsts
- Features jagged limestone formations and towering rainforest trees.
- Home to Francois’ langurs, one of the world’s rarest primates.
2. The Forest Floor
- Recreates the rainforest’s nutrient-rich ground.
- Visitors will encounter hog deer, Asian brown tortoises, and lesser mousedeer.
3. Rock Cascade
- Elevated walkways for visitors to observe Malayan tigers roaming through caves and waterfalls.
- Houses predator-prey flex habitats, including red dholes (wild Asian dogs) and bearded pigs.
4. The Canopy
- Offers a treetop adventure, showcasing primates like red-shanked douc langurs.
- Features Langur Walking Nets for visitors to experience the rainforest like a langur.
5. The Watering Hole
- Largest zone in the park, highlighting water’s role in the ecosystem.
- Spot Malayan sun bears and tapirs wandering in lush greenery.
6. The Cavern
- Inspired by Mulu Caves in Malaysia, featuring dramatic cave formations.
- Houses Malayan cave racers, Asian black scorpions, and hissing cockroaches.
7. Entrance Gorge
- A welcoming rainforest edge with a freshwater habitat pond.
- Home to species like Asian arowana and southern river terrapin.
8. The Outpost
- Ranger Café & camping ground for overnight stays.
- Camping experiences to be launched later in 2025.
Conservation & Sustainability Efforts
Rainforest Wild Asia plays a vital role in raising awareness about Southeast Asian biodiversity. Over 320 mature trees were preserved from the site, and an additional 7,000 trees and shrubs were planted to enhance the habitat.
The park also participates in over 160 international species programs, ensuring that endangered animals like Francois’ langurs are protected through captive breeding efforts.
Dining & Amenities at Rainforest Wild Asia
Visitors can enjoy four dining outlets, including Singapore’s first restaurant in a cave setting and a Southeast Asian-themed food hall.
Available Facilities:
- Wheelchair-accessible paths & rental services.
- Souvenir & gift shops featuring eco-friendly products.
- Shaded rest areas & hydration stations throughout the park.
Plan Your Visit to Rainforest Wild Asia
For a unique combination of wildlife encounters, adventure experiences, and conservation education, Rainforest Wild Asia is set to become one of Singapore’s top attractions.
Book your tickets now at Mandai’s official website and be among the first to explore Singapore’s most exciting new wildlife park!
