While people tend to feel that a night safari may not provide the same amount of exposure to wildlife as a daytime safari, the reality is that the Night Safari in Singapore houses close to 2500 animals and more than 130 species. Unfortunately, from this exquisite selection of species, more than 37 per cent are considered endangered.
It should also be noted that this entire operation takes place entirely independently from the Singapore Zoo. So, on top of the vast array of nocturnal animals that visitors flock to witness, there are also plenty of lush night-time blooming flora and fauna. These range from species such as the chempaka, pigeon orchids as well as butterfly ginger.
Suppose you are looking to experience the night safari and staying at a hotel near MRT Singapore, such as the Park Hotel Farrer Park. In that case, you will just be a 30-minute drive away.