
A zoo known for open-concept enclosures, where moats rather than bars separate animals from visitors.
Opened in 1973, Singapore Zoo is known for its open-concept design, using moats and water barriers instead of cages so animals live in near-natural surroundings. More than 300 species are on show, with the free-ranging orangutan area the signature scene. The adjacent River Wonders and Night Safari can be combined with it; together they form Mandai Wildlife Reserve.
Opened in 1973, it pioneered the open-concept approach in Singapore and influenced zoo redesign across Asia.
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