The zoo covers over 165 hectares, making it one of the largest zoological parks in Asia, with a mix of outdoor habitats and indoor exhibition halls.

Key zones include the Formosan Animal Area, Giant Panda House, Tropical Rainforest Area, African Animal Area, Koala House, Amphibian & Reptile House, and Temperate Zone.

Visitors can see giant pandas, Formosan black bears, clouded leopards, Chinese pangolins, Bornean orangutans, Malayan tapirs, Siamangs, and king penguins, along with many native Taiwanese species.

Yes. The zoo offers keeper talks, scheduled feeding demonstrations, and educational programs throughout the day. Some herbivores and designated animals can be fed in controlled areas.

Yes. The zoo is very family-friendly, with wide walking paths, playgrounds, educational exhibits, and interactive displays designed for children.

Most visitors spend 3 to 5 hours, but a full-day visit is recommended if you want to explore all zones and attend animal talks.

Yes. Indoor highlights include the Giant Panda House, Koala House, and Amphibian & Reptile House, making the zoo enjoyable even on rainy or hot days.

Yes. Taipei Zoo has accessible paths, ramps, elevators, and rest areas, making it suitable for strollers and wheelchairs.

Yes. The Maokong Gondola station is connected to the zoo, allowing visitors to combine wildlife viewing with scenic gondola rides and tea plantation visits.

Absolutely. The zoo’s naturalistic habitats, forested trails, and open savanna exhibits offer excellent opportunities for wildlife photography and nature walks.