Ragunan Zoo

Ragunan Zoo and its collection

Ragunan Zoo, opened in 1864, is a zoo in Ragunan, Pasar Minggu, Jakarta, Indonesia.

Founded in 1864, the zoo extends across 140 hectares and its collection covers 295 species and 4040 specimens. Rare species held include cockatoos, orangutans, gorillas, anoa and elephants. It shut for roughly three weeks from 19 September 2005 after bird flu infected animals, reopening on 11 October 2005.

What the venue says

• rent single or tandem bicycles
• ride the zoo train
• take swan boats out on the water
• Numerous local food stalls, snack vendors, and beverage carts are scattered throughout the park grounds, offering traditional Indonesian street food, snacks, and refreshments.
• Extensive parking facilities are available on-site for cars, minibuses, motorcycles, and buses, with daily vehicle rates ranging from a few thousand up to Rp 15,000 depending on the vehicle type.
• The park features wide pathways and mostly flat terrain, making it accessible for wheelchairs and strollers, though its massive size means proper footwear is recommended.