Updated for 2026: Expect heat and humidity, and plan for a fair amount of walking. Hours and ticket policies can change, so check the official site before you go.
This 340-hectare wildlife park is home to a wide range of animals, many kept in large open enclosures rather than traditional cages.
The park is split into two main zones. One is reserved for predators and other potentially dangerous animals, so visitors explore it from the safety of a vehicle.
Tigers, bears, buffalo, and crocodiles are best seen from a distance, which is why the route uses electric safari carts. Their large windows make it easy to watch the animals and take photos. Feeding time, usually from 15:00 to 16:00, is one of the liveliest parts of the visit.
The second zone feels calmer and more relaxed. Here you can walk at your own pace and get a closer look at deer, camels, and other less dangerous animals.
One of the most entertaining stops is Monkey City. This area also features some unusual animals, including lion-tiger hybrids. There are plenty of birds here as well. In the play area, children can spend time around animals in a separate section designed for young visitors.
