Come and discover the wilder side of Singapore in one of Singapore largest nature park on the northern coast, Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve which is also Singapore’s first ASEAN Heritage Park.

This ecological jewel is rich in biodiversity providing a sanctuary for the diverse flora and fauna. By sharing stories that are personal and educational, our Nature Guide will reveal the treasures that lie beneath boardwalks, rocks and the muddy grounds. He will let you see the inhabitants of this area that include the Malayan monitor lizards, mudskippers, snakes and crocodiles.

Sungei Buloh is home to many resident birds, from herons to kingfishers, sunbirds, hornbills to woodpeckers. You will be able to hear the songs of the cicadas and find out how a Saint Andrew’s cross looks like.

There are plenty of photography opportunities for sceneries, flora and fauna, so bring along your camera to take home some memories.