Jakarta

Ragunan Zoological Park

550 Plus Species on Display

1 Jalan Harsono
Ragunan, Pasar Minggu
Jakarta Selatan, 12550

Phone: +62 21 782 0015

Fax: +62 21 780 5280

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This zoo was located at Cikini until 1964, when the site was no longer large enough to accommodate its rapid expansion. Reopened in 1966, the zoo now exhibits more than 550 species of tropical plants and animals from Indonesia and around the world. Endangered species bred here include the Sumatran tiger, Komodo dragon, dwarf buffalo and bird of paradise. The spot is ideal for family excursions and picnics amid the abundant flora. Come during weekdays when it is less crowded.

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