An exhibition called Panda Planet Immersive Experience is scheduled to take place from Sep 4 to 14. This event is part of the celebrations for the birthdays of Jia Jia and Kai Kai.
The exhibition will be hosted by River Wonders. It is billed as Singapore's first-ever Panda Planet exhibition.
Further details about the event can be found through the source. The exhibition is set to run for 10 days, concluding on Sep 14.
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