Looking for a Pokémon haven?
You'll find four in our wildlife parks — the zoo, the River Safari, the Night Safari and the Jurong Bird Park.
Thanks to the ability to buy and set lures, Singapore's four wildlife parks will be teeming with Pokémon for the catching — and will even come with eight gyms, helpfully marked out on detailed maps they've distributed over this weekend.
1. Singapore Zoo (1 gym, 32 PokéStops)
Map courtesy of Wildlife Reserves Singapore
The list of PokéStops:
- 4 at the Treetops Trail
- 1 at the shelter opposite the Babirusa
- 1 along the path outside the Pygmy Hippo
- 2 near the Hamadryas Baboon
- 1 at the Cassowary
- 1 at the entrance of Elephants of Asia, another two along the huts in the path and one more at the exit
- 1 between the Capuchin Monkeys and the Rainforest/Splash Safari shows
- 2 at the African Penguins
- 1 at one end of the free-ranging Orangutan area
- 1 at Ah Meng's Bistro
- 1 at the Sumatran Orangutan
- 1 at the Tortoise Shelter
- 1 at the Rainforest Kidsworld entrance, and two at the wet play area
- 1 at the Proboscis Monkey and one at the shelter opposite
- 1 at the Tropical Crops area (there's one gym there too)
- 1 at the Giraffes
- 1 at the zebras, and 1 at the hut next to the African Painted Dog
- 1 at the Frozen Tundra
- 2 at the eating areas near the entrance
2. River Safari (2 gyms, 13 PokéStops)
Map courtesy of Wildlife Reserves Singapore
The list of PokéStops:
- 1 at the Congo River entrance
- 1 in the river near the Congo Tetra
- 1 at the Mekong Giant Catfish
- 1 at the House of Kai Kai and Jia Jia (gift shop)
- 1 at the Panda sculpture
- 2 at the Boat Plaza
- 1 on the boardwalk heading to the Amazon River Quest boat ride
- 1 at the Red Howler Monkey
- 1 between the Brazilian Tapir and the Jaguar
- 1 at the Copybara
- 1 near the Green Anaconda
- 1 at the entrance of the Amazon Flooded Forest
There are also two gyms:
- 1 at the Giant Freshwater Stingray
- 1 at the Giant Panda Courtyard
3. Night Safari (1 gym, 9 PokéStops)
Map courtesy of Wildlife Reserves Singapore
The list of PokéStops:
- 1 at the Zebra Cafe
- 1 at the Asian Elephant
- 1 at the Anoa
- 1 at the intersection between the Leopard and Fishing Cat trails
- 1 at the Wallaby
- 1 at the main tram stop, near the entrance
- 1 at tram stop 4
- 1 at the main entrance
- 1 at the entrance courtyard
The gym is located at the Porcupine exhibit.
4. Jurong Bird Park (4 gyms, 25 PokéStops)
Map courtesy of Wildlife Reserves Singapore
If you're looking for battles, this is the park for you to visit.
The list of PokéStops:
- 1 at Bongo Burgers
- 1 at the main entrance coach park
- 1 at the open area just inside the main entrance
- 1 at Feathers
- 1 at the Flamingo Pool
- 1 at the World of Darkness
- 1 at the Wetlands
- 1 at the Royal Ramble
- 1 at Hornbills and Toucans
- 1 at Pools Amphitheatre
- 1 at Birds of Prey
- 1 at Lory Loft
- 1 at Jungle Jewels
- 1 at Bird Discovery Centre
- 1 at the turn, near Dinosaur Descendants
- 1 at the rescue dinghy near Pelican Cove
- 1 at Swan Lake
- 1 at Waterfall Aviary
- 2 near Waterfall Tram Station
- 2 at Waterfall Cafe
- 2 at Birdz of Play
- 1 at the link bridge leading to Hawk Arena
And the Gyms are located at:
- Main station 1
- Window on Paradise
- In the middle of Waterfall Aviary
- Parrot Paradise
Gentle reminder: Be considerate to non-Pokémon hunters at all times, and don't be stupid and climb into rivers or animal exhibits.
You don't want to be captured by animal keepers, or worse, the animals themselves.
Happy hunting, and you are welcome.
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Top images courtesy of Wildlife Reserves Singapore.
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