Jijamata Udyan Zoo Mumbai TRAVEL GUIDE

Jijamata Udyan Zoo is located in the gardens of Rani Jijamata Udyan Victoria, built in 1861. It is one of the most sophisticated zoos in India. The zoo is an environment for various types of birds and birds that are unprecedented and threatened. The greenhouse covers a total area of more than 48 pieces of land in Byculla, in the hub of Mumbai. There is an hour tower in the main corridor of the Jijamata Udyan Zoo, which helps us remember the Italian Renaissance, but the clock does not work. The arboretum has a large number of trees, few of them very old. The historical center of the Albert Museum is located in the park, which offers many archaeological discoveries in the neighborhoods such as the large stone elephant preserved in the corridor found in 1864 on the island of Gharapuri. The zoo houses 200 animals of 26 species, 450 birds of 45 species and eight reptiles. Zoo experts are very satisfied with their efforts to breed exceptional species of birds, such as parrots and pelicans, a few years ago, and to unload 200 gazelles in their terrestrial habitat.

History of Jijamata Udyan Zoo

Jijamata Udyan Zoo, whose former name was Ranichi Bagh, meant the custody of the courtyard in Quinn in 1861. The first British name for the zoo was Victoria Gardens. This park garden cum has been improving our nation's heritage since the ages is moving forward in doing it that way.