Chiang Mai Zoo
A Large Zoo With 6,000 Residents
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it was our first day in our trip to thailand
Reviewed by: amip from on Aug 03 2007
been there once and we couldnt find the way out i dont think i'd go again. its not like a normal zoo, its very quiet and in the middle of nowhere. they were also doing major building work so that wasnt very good
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Apr 23 2007
There is a lot of construction going on, obviously for further improvements. The pandas look happy, the tigers and panthers were great to observe but I was very disappointed with the orang utan enclosure and the poor animal looked bored out of its skull. Overweight, it's hair hanging in dread locks and nothing to keep it amused except humans throwing food at it. It's a disgrace to keep an animal in such obvious misery. Send it to Sabah rehab!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 27 2007
I visited here the first time in June 2004 and it was pretty ordinary are far as zoo's go.
Reviewed by: Kimbo_2221 from on Jan 29 2007
My son and I visited in April but it was VERY hot for us. The Zoo seemed to be built on the side of a mountain.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 15 2005
This is not a high quality zoo that you find in Singapore. But, the mountain vistas are quite lovely.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 10 2005
I always approach zoo's in developing countries with some trepidation, but this is a spacious zoo that sprawls over wooded hills on the edge of town. The interesting collection of animals is reasonably well exhibited. The new panda exhibit is a separate admission price. If you get tired of looking at the animals, watching Thais watch the animals is great sport too.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 23 2004
A Large Zoo With 6,000 Residents
Back to Chiang Mai Zoo
it was our first day in our trip to thailand
Reviewed by: amip from on Aug 03 2007
been there once and we couldnt find the way out i dont think i'd go again. its not like a normal zoo, its very quiet and in the middle of nowhere. they were also doing major building work so that wasnt very good
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Apr 23 2007
There is a lot of construction going on, obviously for further improvements. The pandas look happy, the tigers and panthers were great to observe but I was very disappointed with the orang utan enclosure and the poor animal looked bored out of its skull. Overweight, it's hair hanging in dread locks and nothing to keep it amused except humans throwing food at it. It's a disgrace to keep an animal in such obvious misery. Send it to Sabah rehab!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 27 2007
I visited here the first time in June 2004 and it was pretty ordinary are far as zoo's go.
Reviewed by: Kimbo_2221 from on Jan 29 2007
My son and I visited in April but it was VERY hot for us. The Zoo seemed to be built on the side of a mountain.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 15 2005
This is not a high quality zoo that you find in Singapore. But, the mountain vistas are quite lovely.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 10 2005
I always approach zoo's in developing countries with some trepidation, but this is a spacious zoo that sprawls over wooded hills on the edge of town. The interesting collection of animals is reasonably well exhibited. The new panda exhibit is a separate admission price. If you get tired of looking at the animals, watching Thais watch the animals is great sport too.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 23 2004
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