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Arunachal Pradesh

Itanagar Zoological Park

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January

7.7 - 27.8 °C

February

9.1 - 30.2 °C

March

12.1 - 33.0 °C

April

16.7 - 34.2 °C

May

18.5 - 35.3 °C

June

21.1 - 36.9 °C

July

22.2 - 36.9 °C

August

22.6 - 36.9 °C

September

21.3 - 36.2 °C

October

16.7 - 34.9 °C

November

12.5 - 31.8 °C

December

8.4 - 29.1 °C


Major Airports :

Donyi Polo Airport (HGI), Itanagar

Lilabari Airport (North Lakhimpur) (IXI), Lakhimpur

Jorhat Airport (JRH), Jorhat

Nearest Railway Station :

Naharlagun Railway Station (NHLN)

Major Airports :

Donyi Polo Airport (HGI), Itanagar

Lilabari Airport (North Lakhimpur) (IXI), Lakhimpur

Jorhat Airport (JRH), Jorhat

Prepare for unparalleled wildlife encounters

Embark on an enchanting journey into the heart of Itanagar at the Itanagar Zoological Park, a verdant oasis nestled within the bustling cityscape. Formerly known as the Itanagar Biological Park, this sprawling 180-hectare sanctuary beckons with promises of unparalleled wildlife encounters that will etch themselves into the very fabric of your memory.

Prepare to be mesmerised as you encounter a menagerie of rare and exotic creatures. From the majestic Clouded Leopards and Royal Bengal Tigers to the graceful Gharials and playful Hoolock Gibbons, every corner of this sanctuary pulsates with breathtaking wildlife. These majestic beasts can be found within meticulously crafted enclosures that mirror the natural habitats of their inhabitants, setting it apart from other zoological parks.

But the wonders of this sanctuary extend beyond its terrestrial realm, as it plays host to a myriad of migratory birds throughout the year. Prepare to be captivated by the melodious songs and graceful flights of these avian wonders, adding a new dimension to your wildlife adventure.

So heed the call of the wild and immerse yourself in the splendour of the Itanagar Zoological Park, where every moment is a testament to the boundless beauty and diversity of our natural world.

A pioneer in wildlife conservation

The Itanagar Zoological Park has a long history of notable accomplishments in wildlife conservation, setting it apart as a leader in this field. Being the first zoological park in the northeastern region of India, it has successfully bred and raised clouded leopards in captivity, making significant contributions to their preservation. The reptile house in the park showcases a captivating display of snakes, lizards, and turtles found in the region. 

At the nature interpretation centre, you can explore a treasure trove of knowledge and gain insights into the region's biodiversity and conservation efforts. The medicinal plant garden is also a must-visit, where you can discover the healing wonders of a variety of medicinal plants and their traditional uses. There is even a rescue centre maintained under the veterinary supervision of the park to take care of rescued wild animals! After immersing yourself in this wildlife haven, you can indulge in the local delicacies at the park's cafeteria and the gift shop that awaits you with souvenirs to serve as tangible memories of your journey.


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Timings

Opening time - 10:00 AM

Closing time - 04:30 PM

An adventure beyond the wild

Take your adventure and exploration in Itanagar to the next level by paying a visit to the nearby Itanagar Wildlife Sanctuary, where you can experience more of Itanagar’s flora and fauna. Then you can relax near Gyaker Sinyi, a picturesque lake surrounded by lush green forests. If you want to delve into Itanagar’s history, explore the Ita Fort, an ancient stone fort that dates back to the 14th or 15th century. Afterwards, if you're interested in shopping, you can visit the Handicrafts Centre located in Polo Park. Here, you can appreciate the artistic skills of local artisans and check out the traditional shawls, woven carpets, carved caskets, and tribal cane and bamboo work that represent the region's cultural heritage. Bring the flavours of Itanagar home with local spices and tea - an aromatic reminder of your culinary adventures here.