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    HomeDestination IdeasZoosJaipur Zoo
    26.912775.8210Jaipur, Rajasthan
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    Jaipur Zoo: A Guide to the Zoological Garden in Jaipur

    One of India's oldest zoos, located in Ram Niwas Garden, featuring separate sections for mammals, birds, and a Ghariyal breeding center.

    Jaipur, Rajasthan2-3 hours8:30 AM – 5:30 PM₹30Photography OK
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    Best Season:The best time to visit Jaipur Zoo is from October to March. During these months, the weather is pleasant with daytime temperatures ranging from 15°C to 25°C, making it comfortable to walk around the zoo. The animals are also more likely to be active in the cooler weather. Avoid the summer months of April to June, when temperatures can exceed 40°C, making the experience tiring. The monsoon season (July to September) can be a bit humid, but the surroundings are green and fresh.
    Duration:2-3 hours
    Entry (Indian):₹30
    Entry (Foreign):₹150
    Photography:Allowed
    Parking:Available

    Why Visit Jaipur Zoo?

    Discover what makes this destination truly special

    Jaipur Zoo
    Located within the green expanse of Ram Niwas Garden, Jaipur Zoo is one of the oldest zoological parks in India. The space is divided into two distinct sections: one for mammals and the other for birds and reptiles. As you walk through the pathways, you will see a variety of animal enclosures. The mammal section is home to species like tigers, leopards, hyenas, and several types of deer including Sambar and Chital. The separate bird and reptile section, which is a short walk away, features a collection of native and migratory birds. A significant part of this section is the Ghariyal breeding farm, which plays a role in the conservation of this critically endangered crocodile species. The environment is straightforward, with simple enclosures and plenty of trees providing shade. It's a place where families, especially those with children, can spend a couple of hours observing animals in a central city location.
    Ghariyal breeding and conservation center
    Being one of the oldest zoos in India, established in 1877
    Its location within the historic Ram Niwas Garden
    A diverse collection of Indian deer species
    Separate, well-defined sections for mammals and birds/reptiles
    Proximity to the Albert Hall Museum
    Housing large cats like tigers and leopards

    Ideal For

    FamiliesKidsNature loversSolo travelersGroups

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    Peak Season

    November to January, especially on weekends and school holidays, due to pleasant weather and peak tourist season.

    Moderate

    February, March, and October when the weather is still good but the main tourist rush has subsided.

    Low Season

    April to September, covering the hot summer months and the monsoon season, which sees significantly fewer visitors.

    Entry Fees & Timings

    Plan ahead with accurate pricing and visiting hours

    Indian Visitors

    ₹30

    Per person

    Foreign Visitors

    ₹150

    Per person

    Opening Hours

    8:30 AM — 5:30 PM

    Open all days except Tuesday. Last entry is usually 30-45 minutes before closing time. Timings might vary slightly between summer and winter seasons.

    Indian Adult: ₹30, Indian Student (with ID): ₹20. Foreign Adult: ₹150, Foreign Student (with ID): ₹75. Still Camera: ₹50. Video Camera: ₹100. Entry is free for children below 5 years. Rates are subject to change.

    Location & Directions

    Find your way to this destination with ease

    Address

    Museum Road, Ramniwas Bagh, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302004

    Coordinates

    26.9127, 75.8210

    Nearest City

    Jaipur

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    How to Reach

    Multiple ways to get to this destination conveniently

    By Air

    Jaipur International Airport (JAI) is about 11 km away from the zoo, which is a 25-30 minute drive by taxi or cab.

    By Train

    Jaipur Junction Railway Station is the nearest major station, located about 5 km away. You can easily get an auto-rickshaw or taxi from the station, taking abou...

    By Road

    The zoo is located in a central part of Jaipur and is well-connected by road. It is about 4 km from the Sindhi Camp Inter-State Bus Terminal (ISBT). The city is...

    Local Transport

    Auto-rickshaws, e-rickshaws, and cycle rickshaws are widely available. App-based cab services like Ola and Uber are a convenient option. Local city buses also h...

    History & Significance

    Learn about the story and cultural importance of this destination

    History

    Jaipur Zoo, also known as the Jaipur Zoological Garden, was established in 1877 by Maharaja Sawai Ram Singh II. It was created as part of the larger Ram Niwas Garden project, intended to provide a recreational and educational space for the citizens of Jaipur. The zoo's design was aligned with the Victorian-era concept of public gardens and menageries. Over the years, it has undergone several changes to align with modern zoo standards. In recent times, there have been efforts to improve animal enclosures and focus more on conservation, highlighted by the establishment of its Ghariyal breeding center. Its location next to the Albert Hall Museum makes it a part of Jaipur's historical public spaces.

    Significance

    Jaipur Zoo holds significance primarily for its long history and its role in wildlife conservation, particularly for the Ghariyal. As one of the older zoos in the country, it represents a part of Jaipur's heritage from the late 19th century. Its Ghariyal breeding farm is a key contributor to national conservation efforts for this species. For locals and tourists, it offers an accessible green space in the heart of the city to see a variety of Indian fauna. While not as large or modern as some metropolitan zoos, its placement within the historic Ram Niwas Garden adds to its appeal as a recreational spot.

    Travel Tips & Guidelines

    Make the most of your visit with these helpful tips

    Tips

    Visit in the morning between 9 AM and 11 AM when animals are most active and the weather is cooler.
    Combine your visit with the Albert Hall Museum, which is located right next door in the same garden complex.
    Carry a water bottle, hat, and sunscreen, especially from March to October, as much of the zoo is outdoors.
    Wear comfortable walking shoes; you will need to walk between the mammal section and the separate bird and reptile area.
    Avoid visiting on weekends and public holidays if you prefer fewer crowds. Weekday mornings are the quietest.
    The reptile section, especially the Ghariyal enclosure, is a key highlight, so don't miss it.
    Check for updated timings before you go, as they can sometimes change seasonally.
    Keep your entry ticket safe as it may be required for entry into the different sections of the zoo.

    Safety Tips

    Stay hydrated, especially during warmer months, by carrying and drinking plenty of water.
    Do not cross the barriers or try to get too close to the animal enclosures for your safety.
    Keep an eye on your personal belongings like wallets and mobile phones, especially in crowded spots.
    Supervise children closely at all times as the area is large and can get crowded.
    Follow all instructions and signboards posted by the zoo authorities.
    In case of any emergency, contact the zoo staff or security personnel who are usually present near the main gates and throughout the park.

    Rules & Restrictions

    Do not feed the animals
    Do not tease or make loud noises near the animal enclosures
    Plastic bags and outside food may be restricted
    No smoking or consumption of alcohol
    Maintain a safe distance from the enclosures

    Nearby Attractions

    Explore more places near this destination

    Albert Hall Museum - 100 m
    Ram Niwas Garden - 0 m (located within)
    Hawa Mahal - 2.5 km
    City Palace - 2.8 km
    Jantar Mantar - 2.8 km
    Birla Mandir Temple - 3 km

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