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The last time we visited this place was over 10 years ago, and there have definitely been some improvements since then. The place looks better and more organized compared to before. They now offer shuttle services, both open-air and air-conditioned, though extra fees apply. There is also a train service inside, but it wasn’t clear whether it’s free or paid, as we didn’t use it.
Buying tickets online is cheaper than purchasing at the counters. There is ample parking space, and several eateries inside the premises, which is convenient. Prayer rooms are available right after the entrance, which is a big plus. Toilets are available, but unfortunately many visitors do not maintain cleanliness, making them quite dirty — people really need to be more responsible.
However, the overall experience was disappointing. During our visit, many animals were not visible at all, such as tigers, caracals, elephants, lions, and others. We are not sure where they were, but they simply weren’t seen. Some enclosures had only one animal, which felt quite sad and lonely.
Unlike many zoos we’ve visited in other countries, no animal feeding is allowed, which made the experience less engaging. In other zoos, animals tend to be more active, and kids usually enjoy the interaction much more. Unfortunately, our kids didn’t enjoy this place much.
Although the place is very large, it felt boring, with limited animal variety and low activity.
Overall, some improvements are noticeable, but it still falls short in terms of animal visibility, engagement, and overall enjoyment, especially for children.