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Sungei Buloh Nature Reserve

Spot crocs, giant prehistoric lizards, and hooting owls in this hidden nature paradise.

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4.9

104 reviews

Great tour!

C Lamb

Booked: Private Guided Wetland Exploration at Sungei Buloh

Amazing guided nature walk with Ivan and Andrew. They are both very knowledgeable about wildlife and the wetlands ecosystem. We learnt many fascinating insights about the different animals we encountered, their behaviors, and their roles in the ecosystem, making the experience both educational and engaging.

Chee Wei

Booked: Private Guided Wetland Exploration at Sungei Buloh

Ivan the guide was very knowledgeable and informative. He was great at spotting wildlife at Sungei Buloh that we would have otherwise not noticed and it was an eye opening experience for all of us. He was also patient and adjusted the pace of the tour to suit the little kiddos. The adults and kids all had an enjoyable time and would highly recommend the tour to really get to discover and understand what Sungei Buloh has to offer!

Grace

Booked: Private Guided Wetland Exploration at Sungei Buloh

We booked 2 tours with Young Nautilus (Inter-tidal Walk and Sungei Buloh Walk) for our 3 year old son and he really enjoyed them, especially the Sungei Buloh one. We got to see a variety of animals and plants and the guides were so kind to simplify their teaching to a level that he could understand. We would really recommend Young Nautilus!

Booked: Mangrove Exploration @ Pasir Ris or Sungei Buloh (Age: 2+)

What a special place! Wonderful that the wetland is protected and we have the opportunity to experience the habitat and the wildlife. The experience was made even better with the help of Ivan. His knowledge is vast and his spotting skills far more advanced than mine. I saw so much thanks to him. Ivan well prepared me for the tour and made the meet up a breeze. I recommend everyone to take this tour.

Emma

Booked: Private Guided Wetland Exploration at Sungei Buloh

Sungei Buloh Nature Reserve FAQs

What is Sungei Buloh, and why is it a popular destination in Singapore?

Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve is a nature reserve located in the northwestern part of Singapore, and is known for its rich biodiversity and beautiful landscapes. The reserve is home to a variety of bird species, including migratory birds that visit during certain times of the year. Visitors can also observe other wildlife, such as mudskippers, crabs, and monitor lizards. The reserve is a popular destination for birdwatching, hiking, and nature photography.

How can I get to Sungei Buloh, and what are the park hours?

Sungei Buloh is located in the Kranji area of Singapore, and is not the easiest place to access. You can come here by public transport - but this requires taking an MRT to Kranji MRT and then taking another bus to the reserve. If you come here by cab, note that it can be hard getting a cab back as many drivers don't like to go all the way to Sungei Buloh! If you have a car, you can drive here - it's very easy to find parking here as well. The reserve is open from 7am to 7pm daily, and admission is free.

What should I bring with me to Sungei Buloh?

When preparing for a visit to Sungei Buloh, it's important to wear comfortable clothing and shoes, and to bring sunscreen, a hat, and water to stay hydrated. All of Sungei Buloh is served by a paved path so you don't need special hiking shoes. Binoculars and a camera are also recommended for birdwatching and photography.

Are there any guided tours to Sungei Buloh available?

Yes we would highly recommend visiting Sungei Buloh with a nature guide as you'll be able to spot more wildlife and learn interesting things about the wildlife here, as well as the vital mangrove ecosystem. It's recommended to book guided tours in advance, as spaces are limited.

What activities can visitors do at Sungei Buloh Nature Reserve?

Visitors can enjoy bird-watching, nature walks, guided tours, and photography at Sungei Buloh Nature Reserve.

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