Why to visit The Jaipur Zoo
The zoo, which opened in 1877 and is located near the Albert Hall Museum, houses a unique collection of more than 50 types of animals and birds from all over the world. In addition, the Zoo has a museum on its premises. The museum depicts the state of Rajasthan's wildlife history and present.
The Jaipur Zoo Now
- The zoo is divided into two sections, one for mammals and the other for birds and reptiles.
- The zoo houses as many different bird species as it does animal species, and as of 2018, it has also been designated as a bird park.
- The inbreeding program has been designed to safeguard endangered animal species such as the Gharial, Crocodile, and Cheetah.
Fauna
Lions, white tigers, Bengal tigers, black panthers, leopards, foxes, jackals, Indian civets, black bucks, chinkaras, porcupines, hog deer, monkeys, black bears, Himalayan bears, and wild boars are among the creatures you can view.
Aves
The variety of bird species, including peacocks, love birds, pelicans, emus, owls, ducks, white ibis, teetars, pink flamingos, cranes, storks, budgerigars, and geese, appeal to children.
Nearby Attractions
- City Palace (2.2 km)
- Jaigarh Fort (7.9 km)
- Nahargarh Fort (8 km)
- Amer Fort (10 km)
Entrance Fees
- For Adults: ₹50
- For Kids: ₹25
