Materials Not Permitted in the Zoological Park

• Eatables except Milk for Infants.
• All types of Tobacco/ Alcoholic Products.
• Match Box/ Lighter.
• All types of Inflammable Material.
• Polythene Bags/ packets.
• All types of Bags, except Ladies Purse, Laptop / Camera with Case.
• All types of Musical/ Sound Producing Instruments.
• Fire arms/ Pets/ Blades/ Knifes/ Scissors and other sharp edged articles.

Other Terms & Conditions

• All visitors are under CCTV surveillance.
• Each ticket will have one-time entry.
• Please carry your valid identity card in case you are availing concession/exemption.
• Zoo has right to entry
• For any violations of Zoo norms/rules/regulations visitors may be fined or vacated from the Zoo premises
• Email id is optional
• Booked ticket will be sent as SMS and on the email id provided
• While booking your entry ticket if the amount is deducted and ticket not issued he/she must contact either on phone or in person within the time slot booked for, to resolve the issues since tickets are non refundable.
• Holders of wrongly sourced tickets or unauthorised entry will be penalised or prosecuted by taking legal action(s) by Zoo Authorities.
• With the tickets of children and Senior citizen keep any valid ID cards for the age and produced at the entrance on demand.
• for the educational tour keep the ID cards of visitors along with Request letter from head of Institution submitted during the booking.

Recognition of Zoos:

1. The zoos in the country are operated under the provisions of Section 38H of the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 and rules framed thereunder. The major provisions of this Act relevant for zoos is as below.
2. No zoo shall be operated without being recognized by the Central Zoo Authority.
3. Provided that a zoo being operated immediately before the date of commencement of the Wildlife (Protection) Amendment Act, 1991 may continue to operate without being recognized for a period of [eighteen months from the date of such commencement] and if the application seeking recognition is made within that period, the zoo may continue to be operated until the said application is finally decided or withdrawn and in case of refusal for a further period of six months from the date of such refusal.
4. On and after the commencement of the Wild Life (Protection) Amendment Act, 2002, a zoo shall not be established without obtaining the prior approval of the Central Zoo Authority.
5. Every application for recognition of a zoo shall be made to the Central Zoo Authority in such form and on payment of such fee as may be prescribed.
6. Every recognition shall specify the conditions, if any, subject to which the applicant shall operate the zoo.
7. No recognition to a zoo shall be granted unless the Central Zoo Authority, having due regard to the interests of protection and conservation of wildlife, and such standards, norms and other matters as may be prescribed, is satisfied that recognition should be granted.
8. No application for recognition of a zoo shall be rejected unless the applicant has been given a reasonable opportunity of being heard.
9. The Central Zoo Authority may, for reason to be recorded by it, suspend or cancel any recognition granted under sub-section (4):Provided that no such suspension or cancellation shall be made except after giving the person operating the zoo a reasonable opportunity of being heard.
10. An appeal from an order refusing to recognize a zoo under sub-section (5) or an order suspending or canceling a recognition under sub-section (6) shall lie to the Central Government.
11. An appeal under sub-section (7) shall be preferred within thirty days from the date of communication to the applicant, of the order appealed against:Provided that the Central Government may admit any appeal preferred after the expiry of the period aforesaid if it is satisfied that the appellant had sufficient cause for not preferring the appeal in time.