'Exclusive Travel Experience with Myanmar Tourism Services'

Location
Located in Yangon.

Area
69.25 acres.

Year of Establishment
Established in 1906.

Access

• Situated in close proximity of the Great Shwedagon Pagoda, Royal Lake, Aquarium, Karaweik Hall and Yangon Railway station.

Objectives

• To provides for public relaxation.
• To help provide extra-curriculum studies for students and general knowledge for enthusiasts in the fields of Zoology and Botany.
• To educate and persuade the general public in the protection of wildlife.
• To propagate and conduct research on the perpetuation of rare species of wild animals and birds.

Forest/vegetative Types

• About 300 tree species, totaling over 15,000 trees, are planted. Thawkagyi, Linlun, Padiphyu, Meze, Karamek, Sagawa, Layhnyin, Zadeikpho, etc., are present

Wildlife
59 species of mammals 60 species of birds and 18 species of reptiles, amounting to over 1300 species are kept in additional, elephant, rhinoceros, tapir, hippopotamus, camel, tiger, lion, deer, various species of monkey, snake, tortoise, crocodile and various species of birds, a pair of tusks of the white elephant which died in 1219 during the region of King Thibaw, skeleton of a whale 72 feet in length and a statue of Stegosaurus are exhibited.

Conservation, Development and Research Programmes

• Systematic feeding of animals using animal rations formulated in accordance with approved standards for animal health.
• Construction of the new animal enclosures and houses.
• Assistant offered to students of Zoology and Veterinary Science in their studies and dissertations.

Opportunities for Study and Recreation

• Playground for children on lawns in the shade of trees.
• Rides on elephant-cart, horse-cart, elephants and horses.
• Restaurants and public telephone.
• Modern equipments including roller-coaster at the Amusement Park of international standard.
• Free snake and elephant shows on Saturday, Sundays and public holidays.
• Easy access to the studies of fauna and flora.
• Safety of visitors will looked after by police and security personnel on fulltime duty.