The entrance to Jurong Bird Park has its shutters brought down for the final time today, marking the closure of one of Singapore's first wildlife parks. The park has welcomed 41 million visitors since its opening on 3 January 1971. Photo credit: Mandai Wildlife Group
Jurong Bird Park is closed to visitors for good, marking its final farewell exactly on its 52nd opening anniversary.
Celebrating Jurong Bird Park’s iconic heritage and paying their last tributes, over 30,000 guests visited the park over its final five days from 30 December 2022. 2,600 guests visited on the last day.
Jurong Bird Park leaves behind a storied legacy of connecting Singaporeans and international visitors with the amazing world of birds and nature while making great strides in avian care research and conservation.
After its closure to public, life goes on behind the gates of Jurong Bird Park with the animals continuing to be cared for amidst preparations for the move to Bird Paradise. The new Bird Paradise is set to open in the second quarter of 2023 at Mandai Wildlife Reserve.
Updates will be provided soon.
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