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Chiang Mai Zoo World

Chiang Mai Zoo is the first and only zoo in Northern Thailand where visitors can explore the animal To Know, to Share and to Discuss with us.

Another choice for your holiday and family, you shouldn't miss.

22/10/2014

Don't miss this wonderful time!!!

15/05/2014

Let's explore amazing animals daily at Chiang Mai Zoo.

Enrichment - providing stimulating and challenging environments, objects, and activities for animals.

01/04/2014

Welcome to Songkran Festival 2014 at Chiangmai Zoo

In Songkran Festival, you are invited to join us for the celebration of the Tradition Thai New Year at Chiangmai Zoo on 13th-16th of April, 2014.

Songkran Festival or the Tradition Thai New Year is also known as “Pi Mai Muang” in Northern Thai language Songkran is an important tradition for Thai families. Songkran provides the opportunity for family reunion. On this occasion, the young generations will return from other places to their hometowns. Songkran festival takes place on April 13 every year. Songkran is a Thai word means to "move" or "change place" as it is the day the sun changes its position in the zodiac. Additionally, it was called “Water Festival” because Thai people believe that the Songkran tradition of sprinkling water on elders asks for the blessings or good luck as part of the cleansing ritual.

Thus, Chiangmai Zoo welcomes all people to come and join us for the Songkran Festival Celebration 2014.

Many activities as below:
1. Sprinkle Thai scented water on a Buddha image of city from Wat Chai Mongkol, Wat Duang Dee, Wat mun Ngeun Khong and Wat Dubpai
2. Sprinkle water on elders for blessing
3. Experience the cultural performances and traditional in Northern style
4. Building sand pagodas sprinkled with scented water and decorated withflags and banners
5. See animal zodiac
6. Donate food to animal zodiac such as rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, goat, monkey, chicken, dog and pig.
7. Take a photo with a sheep and closely feed them

11/03/2014

The National Thai Elephant Day: March 13.

In May 1998, the Cabinet approved the designation of 13 March as Thai Elephant Day every year, starting in 1999. The decision was aimed at raising and sustaining public awareness of the importance of elephants.

Chiang Mai Zoo will hold activities on March 13-16, 2014 to mark the national elephant day such as a merit-making ceremony for elephants, exhibitions, and elephant shows.

07/02/2014

GBOB WORLD FINAL in Chiang Mai "CITY OF MUSIC", on 8th of Feb 2014, the best new bands from around the world comes to Chiang Mai Zoo today at 11:00.

04/02/2014

Hornbill, A True Love Story

Valentine’s Day is celebrated on Feb 14
in many parts of the world.
When we refer our Valentine, we speak of someone
we truly Love! …..Devotion, Action or Emotion……
could be called a true love?

Why are Hornbills regarded as a symbol of true love?
Hornbills play an important role in maintaining and
regenerating the forest because they are
a large bird living in rich biodiversity area.
They drop the seeds of the fruits they eat as they go,
dispersing them over a wide area.The important seeds will sprout and grow up in the forest.

Amazing story of this bird is being
honest until a couple will pass away.
It can be said that the female cannot live without
the male. Hornbill will not match a new one.
After mating, the female goes inside the hole and
seals the entrance with mud.
The male also protects and prevents his family from predators. The husband will find her the fruits. If the male dies or is poached, the female and babies may starve to death.

No Valentine’s Day plan? Come and celebrate Valentine’s Day with our Rhinoceros Hornbill next to Red Shanked Douc exhibit at Chiang Mai Zoo.

31/01/2014

Happy Chinese New Year! 恭賀新禧 gong he xin xi ....恭喜發財 gong xi fa cai....
Chiang Mai Zoo has held a special event to celebrate Chinese New Year Day for giant panda "Chuang Chuang". He received a sticky rice cake made of bamboo leaves and his favorite fruits. It looked yummy!! Cr. สวนสัตว์เชียงใหม่ Chiang Mai Zoo

27/01/2014

Coming Soon to Chiang Mai Zoo: Wildebeest
Look who is new at Chiang Mai Zoo?
Chiang Mai Zoo will soon be home to Wildebeest from Africa
that will be added to the exhibit. You will find them here, African Zone, Chiang Mai Zoo!

The gnu or wildebeest is a member of the antelope family,
although its heavy build and disproportionately large
forequarters make it look more bovine.

Gnus can reach 2.4 meters in length, stand 1.4 meters tall
at the shoulders and weigh up to 272 kilograms.
Both males and females grow horns.
Their habitat comprises the grassy plains and
open woodlands of central, southern, and eastern Africa, particularly the Serengeti in Tanzania and Kenya.
They travel in large herds and are active day and night,
grazing constantly.

Their spectacular northward migration in search of greener
pastures is dictated by weather patterns, but usually
takes place in May or June. It is considered
one of the greatest wildlife spectacles on Earth,
involving up to 1.5 million wildebeests as well as hundreds
of thousands of other animals, including zebra and gazelle.
Up to 500,000 calves are born in February and March
each year, at the beginning of the rainy season.
Calves learn to walk within minutes of birth and within days
are able to keep up with the herd.
Gnus can live to be 20 years old.

27/01/2014

Lowland PaCa- New member of Chiang Mai Zoo
Welcome new member of Chiang Mai Zoo “Lowland Paca”. Wait you here at “Chiang Mai Zoo”, visit us now.

Lowland Paca also known as the spotted paca, is a large rodent. An adult lowland paca weighs between 7 and 12 kg.

Lowland Paca found in tropical and sub-tropical America.
The lowland paca has coarse fur without underfur, dark brown to black on the upper body and white or yellowish on
the underbelly. It usually has four to five rows of white spots along its sides, against a dark grey background.

It has thick strong legs, with four digits in the forefeet and five in the hind feet (the first and fifth are reduced); the nails function as hooves. The tail is short and hairless.
The Lowland Paca is mostly nocturnal and solitary.

It lives in forested habitats near water and preferably smaller rivers. The Lowland Paca is a good swimmer and usually heads for the water to escape danger. It also is an incredible climber and it searches for fruit in the trees. Its diet includes leaves, stems, roots, seeds, andfruit, especially avocados, mangos and zapotes. It sometimes stores food.

Visit Lowland Paca near Capybara display area everyday at Chiang Mai Zoo!!

27/01/2014

Visit endangered 4 species of hornbill as
Great Hornbill, Oriental Pie Hornbill,
White-Crowned Hornbill
and Wreathed Hornbill at Chiang Mai Zoo. (The hornbill's captive sanctuaries are next to Red-Shanked Douc)

Hornbills are quite a large bird. They are a symbol
of love, social and family togetherness. They will be
matched only once and to be honest until a couple
will pass away.

They will not match a new one and wait for its partner
till death. Of the 52 species of hornbills around
the world, hornbills first appeared in the fossil record about 45 millionyears ago.

Hornbills have a long tail, broad wings, and white
and black, brown, or gray feathers.
Hornbills are eating fruit, insects and small animals.
After mating, the female goes inside the hole
and seals the entrance with mud.
Food will be passed in by her husband via a small opening, just big enough for the beaks to pass through.

21/01/2014

Chiang Mai Zoo Activities Calendar 2014

18/01/2014

Congratulation to all the winner-Giant Panda Zoo Award 2013!!
This year Lin Ping wins 2 awards;

Gold Award Winner - Favorite Returned Panda
Bronze Award Winner - Panda Personality of 2013 "The Bear"

http://www.giantpandazoo.com/panda/news/giant-panda-zoo-awards-2013-the-winners-2

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จันทร์	08:30 - 17:00
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