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Daily: 5.00am – 2.00am
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Nature sanctuary in the heart of the city
For bird watchers and nature lovers, the Kingfisher Wetlands never disappoints. The latest attraction at the Gardens, this new freshwater sanctuary opens your eyes to a flourishing diversity of exotic flora and fauna.
Rarely do you get wetlands like this in the city centre, so seize this opportunity to get up close with Nature. After a fulfilling meal at Satay by the Bay, take an easy stroll to the Wetlands near by. Savour all that nature has to offer, and discover the secrets to biodiversity—thriving right in the heart of our urban world.
Admission Rates
Free admission
Watch speech by Mr Desmond Lee, Minister for National Development, and Minister-in-Charge of Social Services Integration, at the opening of Kingfisher Wetlands.
For bird watchers and nature lovers, the Kingfisher Wetlands never disappoints. The latest attraction at the Gardens, this new freshwater sanctuary opens your eyes to a flourishing diversity of exotic flora and fauna.
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the Wetlands
With a recent makeover sponsored by Kikkoman, the Kingfisher Wetlands is now more than ever the perfect haven. Newly-created water cascades and streamlets create microhabitats for biodiversity to flourish.
And over 200 native true mangrove trees and mangrove associates have been planted, contributing to sustainability by storing “blue” carbon.
Ready for more discoveries? Get on the new Wildlife Lookout deck to spot birds, reptiles and other animals bustling all around. Make it a learning adventure for your children too—Kingfisher Wetlands is filled with educational signages that satisfy their curious minds about the birds and animals that frequent the Wetlands.
Size of Kingfisher Wetlands
15,000 sq m
(slightly bigger than the size of two football pitches!)
Number of Zones
3
Habitats for biodiversity
More than 200 mangrove trees and related plants
Zone 1: Natural Rock Pool & Main Cascades
Zone 2A & 2B: Kingfisher Cascades (Meandering cascades linking Kingfisher Lake & Lotus Pond)
Zone 3: Wildlife Lookout
Kingfisher Wetlands Trail
Celebrate our biodiversity
Mangroves
Mangroves are incredibly hardy trees. Mangroves are defined by their common ability to grow submerged in brackish water (water saltier than freshwater, but not as much saltwater). Found on coastlines, they offer critical shelters for hundreds of marine lives. Most amazingly, mangroves are known to be able to sequester four times more carbon than rainforests!
Visiting the mangroves? Try spotting these local mangrove heroes among the varied species.
Kingfishers of the Lake and other wildlife
This goes to show just how much migratory birds adore this natural sanctuary. Fans include several of Singapore’s nine Kingfisher species such as the White-collared Kingfisher and Common Kingfisher. On luckier days, you will also catch a glimpse of rarer guests such as the White-breasted Waterhen, Scarlet-backed Flowerpecker, and Lesser Whistling Ducks.
Insects like the Plain Tiger Butterfly and Blue Dasher Dragonfly are frequent visitors too. And for animal lovers, one word of advice: keep your eyes peeled. You never know when the Malayan Water Monitor and Smooth-coated Otter will make their special appearances.
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