![]() Ticket counter at the entrance. |
![]() Turnstiles at the entrance. |
![]() Emblem of the zoo. |
![]() Battery vehicles on hire. |
![]() Albino flower horn fish. |
![]() Lion head gold fish. |
![]() Albino oscar fish. |
![]() Small aquarium fish. |
![]() Rummy nose tetras fish. |
![]() White and yellow aquarium fish with long tail. |
![]() Aquarium fish with long tail. |
![]() Parrot fish. |
![]() Black aquarium fish with small white dots. |
![]() Flower horn fish. |
![]() Leafless tree with black fruits. |
![]() Water lily in bloom. |
![]() Pond with water lilies in bloom. |
![]() Tamarindus indica. |
![]() Paper flower (Bougainvillea glabra). |
![]() Drinking water unit. |
![]() Yellow train of the zoo. |
![]() Train driver's cab. |
![]() Fountain. |
![]() Train ticket counter. |
![]() In the beginning of our train trip. |
![]() Our train drives through a tunnel. |
![]() Food Court. |
![]() Galapagos giant tortoise. |
![]() Galapagos tortoise (Chelonoidis nigra). |
![]() Peacock. |
![]() Running peacock. |
![]() Small water turtles. |
![]() Water turtle with smooth shell. |
![]() One can see such an animals everywhere. |
![]() Olive baboons. |
![]() Long tailed baboon. |
![]() Chimpanzee. |
![]() Black macaque with white beard (Lion tailed macaque). |
![]() Nilgiri langur with a banana. |
![]() Macaque eats a banana. |
![]() A group of indian school children. |
![]() Macaque eats a bread. |
![]() Macaque eats a dried date. |
![]() Orange monkey. |
![]() Baby monkey yawns. |
![]() Strange monkey. |
![]() Indian white heron. |
![]() Indian white heron on a tree. |
![]() White tiger. |
![]() Train with tourists went on a journey. |
![]() Group of frogs is called an army!. |
![]() Baboon uses over 30 different calls for communication. |
![]() Wild Boar (Sus scrofa), information board. |
![]() Custard apple. |
![]() Paper flower (Bougainvillea glabra), the inscription. |
![]() Primate park, information board. |
![]() Facial expression of Chimpanzee. |
![]() Gala Pogus Giant Tortoise, information board. |
![]() Galapagos tortoise is a senior citizen of the zoo. |
![]() Sacred Baboon. |
![]() A male baboon can kill a leopard!. |
![]() Jurassic Park. |
![]() Jurassic Park with life size models. |
![]() An emblem of Jurassic Park. |
![]() The age of dinosaurs. |
![]() Gentle giants: Diplodocus and Brachiosaurus. |
![]() The smallest dinosaurs. |
![]() All shapes and sizes of dinosaurs. |
![]() Horned dinosaurs and great defenders. |
![]() Triceratops. |
![]() Monster meat-eaters: Deinonychus and Megalosaurus. |
![]() Record breaking dinosaurs. |
![]() Different questions about dinosaurs. |
![]() Why did dinosaurs vanish? |
![]() Magenta flower. |
![]() Brachiosaurus. |
![]() Stegosaurus. |
![]() T-Rex. |
![]() Triceratops. |
![]() The back of T-Rex. |
![]() Butterflies - Nature's flying Jewels. |
![]() Butterfly with white-dotted black body. |
![]() Butterfly World: White-dotted butterfly. |
![]() Butterfly with yellow-white-orange wings. |
![]() Insectarium: What is insect?. |
![]() Insectarium: Lime butterfly. |
![]() Insectarium: Insects evolution. |
![]() Butterflies and Moths. |
![]() Butterflies and Moths collection. |
![]() Insectarium: Insect Engineering. |
![]() Insect Engineering collection. |
![]() Helpful insects and Pollinators, the collection. |
![]() Black white-dotted butterfly. |
![]() Huge pink flower with a long pestle. |
![]() Entrance to Butterfly World. |
![]() Insectarium in the Butterfly World. |
![]() Group of indian school children in the Butterfly World. |
![]() My son and indian school girls (there is one boy). |
![]() Indian children are happy to be here. |
![]() Indian children are very cute. |
![]() Group of children in the zoo. |
![]() The smallest children from the group. |
![]() Peacock with a blue neck. |
![]() Black Buck. |
![]() Spotted deers. |
![]() Jaguar. |
![]() Eagles on the field. |
![]() An elephant. |
![]() Indian elephant. |
![]() Lake of the zoo. |
![]() Small hog deers. |
![]() Hog deer. |
![]() Female lion. |
![]() Safari: lions on the road. |
![]() Safari: lion is near our bus. |
![]() Safari: lion is watching me. |
![]() Gaur (Indian bison). |
![]() Indian woman with a plastic bottle on her head. |
![]() Tunnel on the zoo railroad. |
![]() Painted Stork. |
![]() Painted Stork has the wings with the pink edges. |
![]() White Pelican. |
![]() Black-headed Ibis. |
![]() Pelican. |
![]() Grey Jungle Fowl. |
![]() Painted Stork in the nest. |
![]() Spot-billed Pelican. |
![]() Grey Pelican (Pelecanus philippensis). |
![]() Painted Stork spreads its wings. |
![]() Black Necked Stork. |
![]() Black-headed Ibis in a big quantity. |
![]() Ostrich. |
![]() Male ostrich. |
![]() Female ostrich. |
![]() Flamingo. |
![]() Flamingos sleep standing on one leg. |
![]() Goliath heron. |
![]() Giant Heron. |
![]() Black-headed heron. |
![]() Spot-billed Duck. |
![]() Black Necked Stork and Egret. |
![]() Black bird with yellow wide beak. |
![]() Spoon Bill. |
![]() The head of the Sarus Crane bird. |
![]() Sarus Crane. |
![]() Small lake covered with algae. |
![]() School children in the red-white uniforms. |
![]() Himalayan Black Bear sleeps. |
![]() Himalayan Black Bear. |
![]() White Peafowl. |
![]() Rose-ringed Parakeet. |
![]() Thicket. |
![]() Cacti. |
![]() Oriental Pied Hornbill. |
![]() Pied Hornbill sits on a branch. |
![]() Great Indian Hornbill. |
![]() Great Indian Hornbill with open beak. |
![]() Pied Hornbill eats from a bowl. |
![]() Lion. |
![]() Emu. |
![]() Lion looks at me. |
![]() Lion with black-and-orange mane. |
![]() Leopard. |
![]() Two tigers. |
![]() The head of the hippo. |
![]() Two hippos. |
![]() The head of the hippo, close-up view. |
![]() The long body of the hippo. |
![]() Rhino eats hay. |
![]() Indian Rhino. |
![]() Indian Rhino baby. |
![]() Rhino's baby eats the hay. |
![]() Rhinoceros. |
![]() Blue peacock. |
![]() Women in the black clothes. |
![]() Himalayan Black Bear: the friendship. |
![]() Himalayan black bears look at each other. |
![]() Huge Himalayan black bear. |
![]() Bears game. |
![]() Bear in a funny position. |
![]() Bears in a deep hug. |
![]() Bears: funny games. |
![]() A comic facial expression of the bear. |
![]() Bears use Kung fu sometimes. |
![]() Himalayan black bears. |
![]() Himalayan black bear, released by Sri Sitaram Gupta. |
![]() Aviary. |
![]() Barking deer. |
![]() Herd of the Barking deers. |
![]() The nilgai (Boselaphus tragocamelus). |
![]() Two Black Bucks. |
![]() Black Buck baby. |
![]() Giraffe, close-up view. |
![]() Giraffe. |
![]() Baby nilgais. |
![]() Baby nilgais are drinking the milk of their mother. |
![]() Nilgai. |
![]() Pariah Kite. |
![]() Small wild hawk tries to steal the food. |
![]() Silver Pheasant. |
![]() Golden Pheasant. |
![]() Gharial. |
![]() Saltwater crocodile. |
![]() Crocodiles. |
![]() Crocodile on the ground. |
![]() World of reptiles, at the entrance. |
![]() World of reptiles inaugurated by Dr. Nandamuri Taraka Rama Rao. |
![]() World of reptiles: one of the aquariums. |
![]() Indian Python. |
![]() Green Iguana. |
![]() Common rat snake. |
![]() Indian rat snake. |
![]() Oriental ratsnake. |
![]() Checkered keelback. |
![]() Indian star tortoise. |
![]() Iguana. |
![]() Indian chameleon. |
![]() Entrance to the Turtle tunnel. |
![]() Turtle tunnel, the inscription. |
![]() Water turtle. |
![]() Indian water turtle. |
![]() Indian flapshell turtle. |
![]() Slender loris. |
![]() Fulvous fruit bat. |
![]() Indian porcupine. |
![]() Red-and-green Macaw. |
![]() The Green-winged Macaw (Ara chloropterus). |
![]() Green parrot with yellow cheeks. |
![]() Amazon parrots. |
![]() Amazon parrots eat the food. |
![]() Lovebird. |
![]() Fischer's Lovebirds. |
![]() Pied cockatiel. |
![]() A Rose-ringed Parakeet (Psittacula krameri). |
![]() Three cockatiels. |
![]() Three Amazon parrots. |
![]() Red flowers. |
![]() Stella. |
![]() The name of the zoo is written on the entrance wall. |
![]() Elephants sleep between 4-5 hours in 24 hours period!. |
![]() Black Swan (Cygnus atratus), the information board. |
![]() Elephant is the largest living land mammal. |
![]() Huge red flower. |
![]() Peafowl. |
![]() Macaws, the information board. |