The iconic Waterfall Aviary is the park’s largest walk-in aviary with over 600 free-flying birds from 50 species, including the endangered sun conures, common crowned pigeons and Von der Decken’s hornbills. This aviary houses a 30-metre high waterfall which is the world’s first and tallest man-made waterfall. Today, it is the tallest waterfall inside an aviary. Visitors can expect close encounters with these birds during daily feeding sessions.

With a collection of over 500 birds representing 135 species, the revamped Wings of Asia aviary houses the largest diversity of birds in the park. It is home to one of the world’s most comprehensive and admired collections of Asian birds, including 24 threatened species such as the Bali mynah, Luzon bleeding-heart dove and black-winged starling. These species have been successfully hatched and raised as part of the park’s ongoing conservation

The Lory Loft is the biggest lory flight aviary at 3,000 square metre and nine-storeys high. Featuring nine colourful lory species, this exhibit is themed after the Australian outback and is popular among visitors who get to feed lories and lorikeets with a cup of nectar mix while walking across suspended bridges.

Penguin Coast, home to 100 penguins across five species is divided into indoor and outdoor exhibits. The indoor, climate-controlled exhibit is home to the Humboldt, rockhopper, macaroni and the majestic king penguin. Visitors can observe these birds as they torpedo through the water and jump up from the water onto the ice. The outdoor exhibit houses the endangered African penguins, otherwise known as jackass penguins, one of the few species that has adapted to the tropics.

Pelican Cove features the world’s most complete collection of pelicans with seven out of eight species. The collection includes the Dalmatian pelican, the largest species weighing up to 15kg. Visitors can catch the huge birds in action as they make their dramatic underwater swoops for fish at the world's first underwater viewing gallery for pelicans.