Thumbuakar Performance of Night Safari
Come at the start of the evening and grab a stage-side view of our fiery Thumbuakar Performance. There is no better way to kick off your adventure than with this Night Safari fire show. Troop of crowd-pleasing pyro warriors will heat up your night with their energy, rhythm and amazing fire-twirling skills. Let them get you into the groove with their lively display of dance moves as they work their way up to a stunning succession of flame-throwing demonstrations and breathtaking stunts. To get yourself into the heat of the action, volunteer yourself to be part of the experience on stage with the Thumbuaker warriors.
| Venue |
Time |
| Entrance Courtyard |
7:00pm, 8:00pm, 9:00pm and 10:00pm (weather permitting)
Only on Fridays, Saturdays, and Eve of Public Holidays
The Thumbuakar Performance will run daily except on Wednesdays |
Creatures of the Night Show
No visit to Night Safari is complete without taking in Creatures of the Night Show. This 20-minute animal extravaganza brings together a constellations of our night-time superstars who will thrill you with their natural and unique behaviours and skills. Set on a spectacular stage that brings you right into the heart of the rainforest, this highly interactive show has thrilled thousands with the natural talents of the otter, binturong, civet and more. Be amazed by the powerful jaws of a spotted hyena. Cheer on the African serval as it shows you its ability to leap for prey. As Creatures of the Night Show is a very popular attraction, it's a good idea to make your way to the venue at least 30 minutes before showtime to avoid disappointment.
| Venue |
Time |
| Amphitheatre |
7:30pm, 8:30pm, 9:30pm, and 10:30pm (weather permitting) |
Fri, Sat, & eve of Public Holidays
Creatures of the Night Show will also be available at 10:30pm on the following dates:
29, 31 Jan 2017
13, 30 Apr 2017
1, 9, 10 May 2017
25, 26 June 2017
8, 9, 10, 31 Aug 2017
3 Sep 2017
17, 18 Oct 2017
17-31 Dec 2017 |
Leopard Trail
As the name of the trail suggests, you should be on the lookout for leopards. From just beyond the glass window of the viewing gallery, you can peer into the often hidden world of our pair of Sri Lankan leopards in their naturalistic forested enclosures. Watch them scale trees, move stealthily around the forest clearing, or wait in the shadows for a tasty meal.
Their smaller cousins, the clouded leopards are equally adept at climbing. From their glass observatory, you might chance upon them displaying their arboreal dexterity – they can climb down a tree vertically head first and effortlessly hang from a branch with their hind paws and tail!
Fishing Cat Trail
The Fishing Cat Trail simulates a nighttime trek through the jungles of Singapore. Here, you can expect to see native species of animals that either used to or are still roaming our forests today.
Fishing Cat The key highlight along this trail is the fishing cat exhibit. Designed to offer guests an up close view into the riverside life of the fishing cat, the dense vegetation of this exhibit is fronted by a river, with fallen logs by the river edge. The fishing cat is a patient hunter and spends long periods stalking fish by the water edge. The moment a prey swims by, they will plunge into the water with lightning speed and grab the prey with their partially webbed paws.
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