This review submitted by Neils Johs. The entrance area does not really give away how large the area is, but it is really quite large. In places you can look right down to the center of Chaing Mai 6 kms away. Even inside the large walk-through aviary there are considerable altitude differences, which has the effect that you don't really notice the wire surrounding it.
Many animals still live in cages, but the tendency is towards open enclosures.
This has ment for instance that the gibbons now live on several small islands in a lake, and the added space of course means that they have got a much more natural way of movement than they had in their old cages. All in all this is a very impressive zoo, one of the best in the region and comparable to the finest zoos abroad. . Submit a review. Become an Internet Zoo Critic and contribute to a worldwide databank of knowledge on mammal and bird conservation. Click Here .