Explore over 4,000 animals from around the world in AI Ain Zoo, including endangered species like Arabian Oryx and African lions.
Gain access to a diverse range of wildlife species and enjoy the walk-through lemur exhibit, the world's largest man-made safari which covers 215 plus hectares of land.
Learn about the first Emirati organisation that has been working on protecting endangered species for over 50 years.
Engage with interactive exhibits and educational displays in the archaeological collection at Sheikh Zayed Desert Learning Center.
Discover the natural beauty of Al Ain Zoo's surroundings, set against the stunning backdrop of the Jebel Hafeet mountains.
About Al Ain Zoo:
Al Ain Zoo in Abu Dhabi, established in 1968 and sprawling over a whopping 900 hectares, houses over 4,000 animals of 200 species. Counted among one of the largest zoos of the GCC, it focuses on conservation, and hosting breeding programs for endangered species like the Arabian Oryx. The zoo's Sheikh Zayed Desert Learning Centre educates visitors on environmental sustainability and the UAE's natural heritage. Al Ain Zoo offers guided tours, wildlife safaris, and interactive experiences, building a deeper connection between people and wildlife.
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How to reach Al Ain Zoo
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The morning time can be said to be the best time to enjoy a visit to the zoo. From 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM, nature will be at its freshest while saving you from the scorching heat as well as providing you a perfect climatic conditions.
The Al Ain Zoo is located at a distance of around 100 KM from Dubai and the distance can be easily covered using the roadways. One can easily hire cabs or can take the buses to cover the said distance within 1 to 1.5 hours.
Yes, the Al Ain Zoo has various such programs in which you will get a chance to feed animals. From feeding the carrots and lettuce to the giraffes to feeding the king of the forest - the lion, you can feed numerous animals here. The item which you will be feeding will be given to you by the zoo authorities only. You cannot feed your food to the animals.
No, since many people who do not follow the rules tend to feed the animals their food, the zoo authorities have prohibited bringing our food inside the zoo.
Yes, the Al Ain Zoo does have a restaurant where you can relish various multi-cuisine dishes while enjoying the peak of hospitality. For more fun, various programs for having meals with the animals can also be organized.
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