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Free of charge for self-guided walks or guided tours offered by NParks
Discover the Reserve in any of these ways:
Note
Follow the park dos and don'ts for an enjoyable experience for everyone. Find out what to do if you encounter animals during your visit.
Select from a walk that fits your interest and fitness levels.
Trail length: 1.95km
Difficulty level: Easy
This trail is excellent for bird watching. With bird hides and shelters along the trail, you will be able to spot resident birds such as herons, kingfishers, sunbirds, and egrets. Between August to April, get a chance to spot migratory birds that have travelled from as far as the Arctic region to rest and feed at the Reserve.
View this video for a virtual tour on what to look out for:
Trail length: 500m or 3km
Difficulty level: Easy
This is an easy walk that introduces you to the mangrove forest and brings you close to the trees and wildlife, all without needing to get your feet wet or muddy. Look out for mudskippers, monitor lizards, mud lobsters, crabs, spiders and more.
Trail length: 1.3km
Difficulty level: Easy
This trail is perfect for families and schools. Explore the various habitats from freshwater ponds to mudflats and mangroves, and understand the flora and fauna that lives here. There are also many scenic spots along the way, such as at the Eagle Point or Kingfisher Pod.
Trail length: 300m
Difficulty level: Easy
This short and easy walk is suitable for all ages to enjoy nature. The trail leads to the Mid-canopy Walk.
Trail length: 150m
Difficulty level: Easy
This elevated 150m-long boardwalk lets you immerse yourself understory of a secondary forest, where you can spot birds such as the Pied Fantail, and insects such as cicadas, which reside in the mid-canopy region and forest floor.
Located near the Visitor Centre, this rehabilitated freshwater pond is home to a diverse array of plants and animals. It offers an ideal spot for observing dragonflies, fish and the White-breasted Waterhen. Stroll along the stone steps for a closer look at these creatures and more.
Note: Children below the age of 13 must be supervised by adults while exploring the site.
Sungei Buloh also offers free guided tours for visitors to explore and learn about the Reserve from our experienced guides. These are suitable for everyone, including families with children.
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Sungei Buloh is home to a rich diversity of native wildlife. What should you do if you encounter them?
Refer to this infographic for more information:
In general, you should:
Refer to the advisories for each animal for more information:
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