I would give this 0 stars if I could. We visited against my better judgement and I’m still thinking about the poor animals days later. I don’t understand how this zoo has such a high rating across all platforms. Some of the animals are kept in awful conditions. The binturong were in cages far too small for them for example. The same applied for lots of other animals. There was a giant rabbit that was in a cage with no room to do anything other than sit there. There were no staff to supervise tourist interactions with the free roaming animals so tourists were grabbing and shouting at animals inappropriately causing them to be very stressed. There’s a section with parrots that are out in the open and weren’t flying away so it looked like their wings had been cut. This zoo does not promote or encourage natural animal behaviours. All animals need to be able to do things that they would in the wild, such as hiding and climbing and having mental stimulation to avoid issues. Tourists could pay for food and then pass it through tiny holes in the enclosure walls but this meant that the animals that had room, seemed to spend the day pacing up and down waiting to be fed. Meerkats, an animal that needs to be in a group, were separated. There were chinchillas all rolled up in a ball in a totally bare cage, again no food no water, no bedding. One of the worst parts was probably the several owls that were tied to perches despite in one section there being a sign about ‘free flying’ owls, and again there was not even any staff to supervise this. It was an incredibly sad sight to see such beautiful animals tied up in this way, forced awake in the day time and not able to move. It must be a very miserable existence. We left early because it was too upsetting. This zoo (and its visitors) need to do better. There’s no excuse for these conditions in a very well developed country in 2025. Please avoid.