Get in touch with natural beauty at Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve. The attraction bears the title of the country's first official wetlands reserve and plays a significant role as a resting habitat for migratory birds. The area's unusually large bird population was first noticed in 1986, when a call was made to preserve the naturally significant area. Today, the area is a popular site for eco-friendly tourism, as it features raised wooden walkways and viewing platforms surrounding the water. Bring your binoculars, as the area is an acclaimed bird-watcher's haven. The reserve offers plenty of educational resources, allowing you to learn more about the region and the animals within the natural habitat. Put Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve at the forefront of your travel plans using our Singapore vacation planner.
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Sungei buloh is a fabulous nature reserve. Don't rush through it . Take your time and stop and look around. You will see monitor lizards, crocodiles, many species of lizards. There are also a lot of..... more
Sungei buloh is a fabulous nature reserve. Don't rush through it . Take your time and stop and look around. You will see monitor lizards, crocodiles, many species of lizards. There are also a lot of..... more »
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I was quite disappointed and was expecting a lot more . It was a pretty walk around but nothing to really see
I was quite disappointed and was expecting a lot more . It was a pretty walk around but nothing to really see more »
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So beautiful.. come at highest tide or slightly after... trees half submerged on a sunny but cloudy day brings amazing light through the canopy.. and on your return loop.. you can see the difference as the tide recedes.. plenty of water.. no shops.. but there are vending machines.. drinks n snacks.. so coins are GOLD! Did the Coastal Trail.. pretty much the outer perimeter of the park n reserve.. took our time and stopped at every instance they could be wildlife or cool insects.. covered almost 7km in a bout 2+ hours..
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A place with lots of greenery, that will be interesting for nature lovers. Marshy wetlands with varieties of birds and insects. If you are lucky you may get a chance to spot crocodiles. Quite place for long walks, with less crowded surroundings.
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At this ecological wonder, visitors can learn about the reserve's rich biovidersity through guided tours. Sungei Buloh is home to rich biodiversity. There are numerous walking trails and wheelchair-accessible paths throughout the 130ha nature reserve, and visitors can discover its native inhabitants such as otters, crabs, water snakes and monitor lizards. Bird-watchers can take the Migratory Bird Trail that goes around the Buloh Tidal Ponds and admire resident birds like herons, kingfishers and sunbirds. Children will enjoy the Junior Adventure Trail - minutes from the Visitor Centre - where they can mirror the movements of a crab or mudskipper among the mangroves.