Zoo

THE ZOO

The Zoo is spread over an area of 100 acres and houses a variety of indigenous and exotic mammals, birds and reptiles. Visitors can explore nearly 90 species of wildlife, with around 1,000 animals in the zoo including Giraffes-the tallest land mammals, King Cobras-the longest venomous snake and even nocturnal animals like porcupines, civet cats and various perching as well as flightless birds. New enclosures are being constructed to give visitors a glimpse of wildlife in naturalistic, immersive exhibits. Animals are being grouped into themed sections such as the Africana, Big Cats, Lesser Carnivores, Herbivores, the Reptile Park, Birds, and Primates. A pathway of approximately 2 km can be covered on foot or in Battery Operated Vehicles. An educative museum and auditorium provide a glimpse of evolution and adaptations of various species, including man.

MUSEUM

The Museum showcases a diverse collection of animal trophies, skeletons, photographs, and fossils, each offering high educational value. These exhibits provide visitors with insights into the anatomy, evolution, and adaptations of different species. From preserved skeletal structures to fossils that traces the history of life on Earth, the displays serve as a living classroom. Photographs and trophies further illustrate the diversity of wildlife, helping visitors appreciate both the scientific and cultural significance of conservation.

ZOO MAP