Jurong Town Travel Guide

Jurong Reptile Park I would recommend that you give this very run down un-"attraction" a very big miss.
Singapore's answer to Steve Irwin is under the impression that visitors to his unfortunate exhibit will want to part with their hard earned money to see him pass a $2 note from his mouth to the croc's mouth.
Most of the dilapidated exhibits were closed and don't look like re-opening any time soon. You can see some crocodiles, a few iguana's and some snakes which you can have your picture taken with for S$10.
Don't come here folks!

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Jurong Bird Park is Southeast Asia's largest bird park and home to over 8,000 birds of 600 species from all over the world.
It includes the world's largest collection of Southeast Asian Hornbills and South American Toucans. It also has the world's second largest penguin exhibit.
The world's biggest man made waterfall is also a very cooling and attractive spot.
Entrance can be included as part of a 3 park pass to Jurong Bird Park,Singapore Zoo and Night Safari.

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Jurong is a highly industrial area, there are various tourist attractions such as the Museum of Science which is a fun place to bring kids to play and learn. There's a free shuttle bus from Jurong Mall.