Objectives |
The National Trust For Nature Conservation (NTNC) is developing the Central Zoo as a Center for Conservation Education and Wildlife Research in Nepal. Its major objectives are:
- To improve and maintain animal health and care within the zoo philosophy.
- To develop the central zoo as a centre for conservation education.
- To raise public awareness about the importance of nature conservation.
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Physical facilities in the Central Zoo |
- Information counter
- Restaurant
- Souvenir shop
- Paddleboat and rafting
- Picnic shed
- Couple chairs
- Children ground (swings, funny temple, merry-go-round, Uranus etc.)
- Elephant ride
- Visitor center (with audio visual facilities)
- Library (books and audio visuals)
- Aquarium (sub-tropical fishes)
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Admission fees of the Central Zoo (Effective from 1 st September, 2001) |
Adult (Nepali) | NRs. 25/- | Children (Nepali) | NRs. 10/- | Adult (Foreigner) | NRs. 100/- | Children (Foreigner) | NRs. 50/- | Adult (SAARC countries) | NRs. 40/- | Children (SAARC countries) | NRs. 30/- | Video Camera Film Shooting | NRs. 3,000/- | Feature Film Shooting | NRs. 6,000/- | |
Note:
- The Central Zoo is closed every Monday for visitors.
- Use of Plastic Bags is prohibited inside the zoo premises.
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Information Source : The Central Zoo of Nepal, Jawalakhel, Kathmandu.