River Wonders Singapore Tickets

This combination ticket adds two of Singapore's best experiences in one package- the Singapore Zoo and River Wonders. These tickets include admission into both the attractions. The tickets are for single entry use only. The tickets remain valid for 60 days from their purchase, but ticket holders are free to visit both parks on different days.

This four in one combination tours couples a tour of the Singapore Zoo and River Wonders with the Jurong Bird Park and Night Safari Package. The Zoo and River Wonders tickets include admission into both attractions, along with entry to two of Mandai’s other attractions, the Bird Park and the nocturnal zoo. All attractions must be visited within 7 days of the zoo river wonders tickets’ purchase, although the Night Safari must be visited first.

These combo Singapore River Wonders tickets secures one full day of wildlife exploration. The tickets include entry into Night Safari, the nocturnal zoo, along with a tram ride tour across its exhibits and the special nocturnal animal performance. These Singapore River Wonders tickets also include entry to River Wonders, along with vouchers for the River Wonders and the Amazon River Quest experiences. Ticket holders will also get the opportunity to interact with the friendly giant pandas at River wonders.

A fitting mimicry of the longest river in the world, the Amazon Flooded Forest is the biggest highlight included in the Singapore River Wonders tickets. What one witnesses here is the ‘flooded forest’; or the Amazon forests as they flood over with overflowing rivers during the rainy season. The flooded forest is home to some of the rarest and most wonderful wonders from the Amazon, including a growing brood of giant river Otters found in Asia for the first time. Other animals here include the phoenix barb, sturgeon electric eel, oscars, manatees and arapaimas.

Reaching depths of about 220 meters in some parts, Congo is the deepest river in the world. The river follows a turbulent journey, riddled with rapids and several waterfalls along its length. Beneath its troubled surface, however, lies a colorful aquatic world. A prominent display at the Congo Zone is the Lake Tanganyika exhibit, which recreates the aquatic ecosystem of Africa’s oldest lake of the same name. The Creatures of the Congo is another prominent exhibit that highlights the ‘tetras’ of the Congo basin.

Residents of the Congo Zone at River Wonders include an African dwarf crocodile, multiple forms of the cichlid fish, and catfish.

Inspired by the holiest of Hindu rivers, the Ganges River is one of the most fearsome exhibits that one comes across on their Singapore River Wonders tickets. Spanning more than 2,000 kilometers in length, the Ganga supports the livelihood of more than a billion Indians, and is home to some of the rarest and most spectacular. Watch out for the goonch catfish at the River Wonders exhibit, which is said to have developed a taste for human flesh after having devoured the corpses of funeral pyres as they’re dumped in the river.

Other animals at the zone include the Indian gharial, the Mahseer, the giant snakehead, and the Black pond turtles, among others.

The largest panda exhibit in all of Southeast Asia, the Giant Panda Forest is often regarded as the biggest highlight of the Singapore River Wonders tickets. The exhibit mimics the natural habitat of the pandas, replete with foliage, little waterfalls, and boulders. The exhibit is entirely temperature and humidity controlled to cater to the animals’ needs.

Jia Jia and Kai Kai are the two friendly giant pandas at River Wonders. In August 2021, the pair welcomed their first born, Le Le. The Giant Panda family shares its exhibit with the neighborly red pandas.

The Mary Catchment Area in Australia is home to some of the rarest animals, not found anywhere else in the world. The Mary River exhibit in River Wonders takes one on a journey along Mary’s length as it changes from freshwater to brackish, and finally into saltwater as it empties into the sea. The Mary River is home to some of the most peculiar species. These include the Lungfish, which can survive in air by modifying its swim bladder into a lung. The archerfish can be seen catching insects from overhanging branches by leaping or shooting jets of water, while the mudskipper, too, survives on land by absorbing oxygen through its skin.

The Mekong River starts from the Tibetan plateau, fed by melting snow, and flows through six nations before joining the South China Sea. The Mekong Basin is home to around 850 fish species, second only to the Amazon. More species are being found all the time. Some of the world's biggest freshwater animal species may be found in the Mekong. There are no other rivers in the world that host as many large fish species. At this River Wonders exhibit, you can get up close and personal with river giants like the Mekong large catfish, gigantic freshwater stingray, and Siamese carp.

Since the Stone Age, the Nile, which rises from East Africa's Great Lakes and empties into the Mediterranean Sea, has brought life and prosperity to Egypt. This special exhibit pays tribute to the yesteryears of Egypt through its elaborate recreation of its ruins.

The Nile exhibit is home to animals that are as fearsome as they are spectacular. Like its namesake the tiger, the Tigerfish is a marvelous predator, identified by its telltale fangs. The arrow shaped ‘African Arrowana’ feeds on small fish, while the Bichir is a powerful carnivore that will feast even on its smaller counterparts.

Although freshwater habitats make up the least aquatic cover on Earth, they support the most number of animal life. The River Gems pays tribute to not just the fish and plants that live in the rivers, but to those that dwell in the riverine forests as well.

Keep an eye out for the shimmering pearl gourami as it flits through the water, and the fahaka puffer fish as they sneak out from their hiding spots. The wonderful land creatures at the exhibit also include flamingos, the white faced Saki monkeys, adorable capybaras and the mighty jaguar.

The largest river in Asia, the Yangtze is home to one of the most unique aquatic ecosystems in the world. It runs through nearly 19 provinces in China, before emptying into the South China Sea. One of the biggest exhibits at the River Wonder Yangtze is the Giant Panda forest, home to a beloved family of three.

Other highlights at the exhibit include the Chinese alligator, the only alligator species to exist outside the Americas. The Sturgeon fish, also called the ‘living dinosaur’, is said to have remained unevolved over the past 200 years. The exhibit is also home to a pair of Giant Chinese Salamanders, one of the oddest and most endangered amphibians in the world.