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Johor Bahru Zoo
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Closed Open from 9:00am-5:00pm
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-3 hours
Address: Jalan Gertak Merah, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor
Phone: +60-7-2230404
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beautiful and wide area to roam aroud..very cheap entrance fee, just a few ringgits.👏💜
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Johor Bahru Zoo, also known as Johor Zoo, was built in 1928 and is one of the early zoos in Malaysia and Asia. Founded by the late Johor King Sultan Ibrahim Ibn and Sultan Abu Bakar. Since the tickets for the zoo are very cheap, many tourists will also take a holiday and visit here. Here you can see a lion or play with a friendly elephant. You can also watch a huge silent crocodile outside a safe distance or enjoy a waterfowl while walking along the lake.
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beautiful and wide area to roam aroud..very cheap entrance fee, just a few ringgits.👏💜
Johor Bahru Zoo is a great value zoo. Almost all tourists are Malays and no Chinese are seen. Tickets: 3 MYR for adults, 1 MYR for children, a total of about 7 yuan, so cheap. The consumption inside is also low. For lunch, I ate a plate of fried noodles, two cups of freshly squeezed juice, and a portion of fruit, and it only cost 11 MYR. In addition to animals, there is also a children's playground, a very down-to-earth zoo, a good place to walk your baby. Although there are not many animals in the zoo, we see scenes of tenderness. There was a Malay tapir who had just given birth and had an umbilical cord. The baby tapir was covered in blood. The mother has been licking the child, encouraging the child to stand up. Later, my father also came and caressed the child together. After about half an hour, the little tapir finally stood up trembling. It’s very touching. Children like watching. Not only do they learn knowledge, but they also know their parents’ love and help in their growth. The best education is on the way! We also saw two female lions hugging together for lunch, two tigers walking together, two orangutans in mating, two parrot mothers singing together, two oxen eating grass together...
There are many kinds of animals in this zoo, and many of them are rare animals. Orangutans, Malay bears, gibbons, Sumatran tigers, yellow and blue macaws, emu, golden pythons, giant tortoises, etc. The key is that the ticket is only 2 ringgits, which is equivalent to 3 yuan, which is too good value. Must not be missed.
It’s a small zoo, but it’s cheap, 2mr for adults and 1mr for children. It takes 1 hour to go shopping. There are some animals that have not been seen in domestic zoos.
Opposite the zoo is the royal palace of the Sudan. In fact, the Johor Bahru Zoo is also owned by the Sudan. The animals are also tribute to the Sudan, so the quality of the animals is really good and the coat colors are really beautiful! You can get close to nature and animals on this road