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Warangal Zoo

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Date opened
  
1985

No. of animals
  
100

Memberships
  
CZA

Area
  
20 ha

Number of species
  
44

Land area
  
50 acres

No. of species
  
44

Opened
  
1985

Number of animals
  
100

Location
  
Hanamkonda, Warangal, Telangana

Warangal zoo park


Warangal Zoo also known as Warangal Vana Vignana Kendram is a zoo situated in Hanamkonda, Warangal of Telangana, India.

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History

Warangal District Administration has constructed the zoo to protect and preserve the sanctity of nature. It was opened for public in 1985. The zoo serves as both the educational and entertainment center.

The Central Zoo Authority of India has ordered to convert the zoo into a national zoological park in 2010, and was planned to do by 2013.

Animals and exhibits

The zoo is located on a 50-acre area, and contains a variety of species of birds, animals and reptiles. A few of those include deer, black bear, peacocks, tortoise, rabbits, and crocodiles. Zoo also has a butterfly park.

Transport

A very good transport facility is available to the zoo. Including TSRTC, many private services provide the means of transport. The nearest railway station is Kazipet Junction, which is 7 km away from the zoo.

References

Warangal Zoo Wikipedia