Singapore Zoo's world-famous "open concept" gives you the opportunity to be in the colorful world of animals and plants, experience the wonders of nature and get inspiration. Animals live freely in a spacious environment that simulates their natural ecology. Dry or wet isolation ditches are covered with vegetation or placed in sight, so visitors can watch animals play at ease.

Orangutans are probably the most popular residents in the zoo, and visitors can watch these legendary apes up close. The elevated boardwalk allows visitors to observe the free activities of orangutans at close range from the top of the tree.

Other major exhibition areas, such as Australian wilderness, fragile forest, Arabian Baboon-Ethiopia Rift Valley and Asian Elephant Garden, also fully embody the famous opening concept of the zoo.

In addition, Singapore Zoo has gradually changed from an ornamental zoo to a learning zoo. Educational content designed in an interactive way has become a major feature of all exhibition areas. These explanations are aimed at effectively conveying information about animals and wildlife protection.

Education is an important tool to protect wild animals, which can fully explain the plight of endangered animals. Therefore, it is very important for tourists to master new knowledge about animals, their habitats and their living conditions in the wild after visiting the zoo.