Nature & wildlife

Pet Village Enter this unique village of exotic range of animals where little ones can set up close with these beautiful creatures. African spurred tortoise Southern Cassowary giving you a side eye The pet village showcases an enticing selection of animals such as meerkats, a black swan, black-tailed prairie dog, pony, miniature horse, Greater rhea and an African spurred tortoise. A look at our prairie dog! A Look Inside The Pet Gallery Three goats just chillin’Fluffy miniature horseMeerkats getting cosyPony ride anymore? Children can pet, feed and ride on selected animals and learn more about them through an interactive and experiential learning. Feeding the rabbit Longkang fishing Touch, feel, engage and discover more about their country of origin, nature of habitat, life expectancy and witty facts of these captivating creatures.  Experience it at Sunway Lagoon Other experiences in Wildlife Park Also check out

Tiger Land Samson and Asha are a pair of exotic white tiger descendants from India, the rarest sub-species of tiger in the world! The sapphire blue-eyed Samson. The white tiger’s origin was first recorded in India between 1556 and 1605. In 1915, a white tiger – later named Mohan – was captured from the wild by a Maharaja and reared in his palace. It is believed that the white tiger population today is descended from Mohan. As with all tigers, white tigers’ stripes are like fingerprints, with no two tigers having the same pattern. Get a closer look at Samson and Asha at the Tiger Land and discover their unique characteristics from the way they mark their territories, their diet to sexual maturity. Experience it at Sunway Lagoon Other experiences in Wildlife Park Also check out

The White Lion Kingdom Have you seen a white lion before? Meet Zola and Zuri, blonde predatory felines from South Africa Timbavati and southern region of Kruger Park – home to the incredibly rare and beautiful white lions! Zola (meaning love), is king of The White Lion Kingdom. Lioness, Zuri (meaning beautiful),interacting with her young fans! Contrary to popular belief, white lions are not albinos. Their near-white to blonde fur is due to a rare condition of a recessive mutation in the gene that results in reduced pigmentation. This condition is known as ‘leucism’. White lions are symbols of leadership and pride to local communities in the Timbavati region. Photo credit: The Star Just like some newborns, white lions can sleep up to 20 hours a day! In the past 50 years, the white lion population in the wild has drastically decreased and continues to face threats of extinction. They are indiscriminately killed and human activities are taking up their natural habitat. Zola and Zuri were brought into the Wildlife Park as part of our role in conserving the species. Learn more about their habitat destruction, life span and diets at The White Lion Kingdom! Experience it at Sunway Lagoon Other experiences in Wildlife Park Also check out

Jungle Trail Did you know raccoons sometimes ‘wash’ their food by rapidly dunking it in water before eating? Stroll along Jungle Trail and discover various animals’ natural antics in specially created habitats! There are flamingos, hornbills, peafowls and more! How many racoons do you see? Bird beaks come in different shapes for them catch and eat different kinds of food. Pretty flamingos enjoying a dip in a pool! A Look Inside the Jungle Trail Discover fun facts about these animals at the Jungle Trail! Experience it at Sunway Lagoon Other experiences in Wildlife Park Also check out

Rimba Reptiles are cold-blooded with hard, dry scales for skin. With no fur or feathers for insulation, they cannot stay warm on a cold day, and without sweat glands, they cannot cool off on a hot day. Instead, they move into the sun or into the shade as needed. Swing by Rimba (Malay word for jungle) and say hi to our handful of reptile species. The lush greenery at Rimba’s entrance. Have you seen a snake this large? Iguanas have strong jaws with sharp teeth and have sharp tails they use mainly for defence. Caution:  When at Rimba, tapping on the glass cage is not permitted! Please be gentle! Experience it at Sunway Lagoon Other experiences in Wildlife Park Also check out

Tram Ride Tired of walking? Hop on the tram and for a tour around Sunway Lagoon. Available every 30 minutes, the tram stops at three spots: WildLife Park, Nickelodeon Lost Lagoon and the Water Park. It’s FREE! Choo choo away! A fun ride for the whole family! Experience it at Sunway Lagoon Other experiences in Wildlife Park Also check out

Tree Top Terrace Have you heard of Bagheera, the black panther friend and protector to Mowgli, the feral child protagonist of The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling? Does this black cat exist outside Kipling’s tale? It does! Meet them deep inside the rainforest of the Tree Top Terrace! Into the African rainforest Our very own Panthera Pardus, or the black panther, also Bagheera’s play pal! Zoologically speaking, black panthers are actually melanistic leopards. Melanism refers to the condition of having darkened skin due to excessive production of the pigment melanin, usually resulting in the animal being entirely black. Discover fun facts about black panthers, their diets, origin and habitat as you marvel into the Tree Top Terrace. Black panthers are sometimes hard to notice, so be sure to observe very closely! Experience it at Sunway Lagoon Other experiences in Wildlife Park Also check out

Wildlife Theatre Get up close and personal with more than 150 species of animals from around the world at the Sunway Lagoon Wildlife Park. Wrap a snake around your neck and cross it off your bucket list! Pet a parrot! Touch a bird! Experience an educational journey at the fully interactive zoo and get to know our mammals, reptiles and other exotic exhibits including the majestic white lions Zola and Zuri, sapphire blue-eyed white tiger, cottontop tamarin, pygmy marmosets, meerkats, prairie dogs, miniature horses, otters, sun bears, panthers, eagles, hornbills, peacocks, pythons and more! A Look Inside the Wildlife Theatre There are various interesting activities for the entire family, including feeding tame animals at the Pet Village! A live multi-animal show at the Wildlife Theatre. While you are at it, catch entertaining live multi-animal shows at the Wildlife Theatre! Weekdays 3:00pm – 3:30pm Weekends & Public Holidays 11:20am – 11:50am 3:00pm – 3:30pm Come on over and let’s ‘get wild’! Experience it at Sunway Lagoon Other experiences in Wildlife Park Also check out

Bird Savannah Did you know that birds are the only animals that can learn languages in a similar way to humans? Some bird species can copy a few words but parrots are the best at imitating human speech. Our parrots at the Bird Savannah can even recognise alphabets and are trained to do some simple math! Come catch my show! In addition to talking, these parrots are great at learning a trick or two! Catch fascinating interactive shows by our talented parrots and their awesome caretaker at the Wildlife Animal Show at Sunway Lagoon Wildlife Park. Weekdays 3:00pm – 3:30pm Weekends & Public Holidays 11:20am – 11:50am 3:00pm – 3:30pm Location Wildlife Theatre Meet Bani, our Wildlife Park ambassador every day at 11.30am and 3:30pm at Rimba. A Look Inside The Bird Savannah Gallery With their avian intelligence, fascinating ability to interact and stunning plumage, it’s hard to miss these colourful feathered friends! Experience it at Sunway Lagoon Other experiences in Wildlife Park Also check out

New World Monkey It is believed that approximately 40 million years ago there was a significant split among the monkeys in the world. The new world monkeys lived in South America and the old world monkeys lived in Africa along with apes. Today, one new world monkey is a permanent resident at our Wildlife Park! Meet our tiny friend at Sunway Lagoon Wildlife Park! Sun Bear In the same area with the new world monkey lies a sun bear. Sun bears, also known as Malayan sun bears, take their name from the bib-shaped golden patch on their chests. Legend says the patch represents the rising sun. Sun bears are stocky and muscular in build with small ears and a short muzzle. Sun bears’ are losing their habitats rapidly to deforestation and poachers who hunt them mercilessly for body parts and fur. Adorable yet ferocious. Get a closer look at how our new world monkey and sun bear co-habit in the same home at Sunway Wildlife Park! Experience it at Sunway Lagoon Other experiences in Wildlife Park Also check out