Zoo Melaka also functions as a center for wildlife research, conservation breeding, zoo education center and a popular tourist destination About 198 species of mammals, 100 species of birds and 22 species of reptiles are exhibited at the zoo Zoo Melaka is also a member of the South-East Asian Zoological Park Association (SEAZA)   Entrance Fees : Adults RM5.00 / Children RM2 .00 / School Children with school uniforms RM1.00   Visiting Hours : 9.00 am - 6.00 pm daily   Elephant & Horse Rides : Saturdays, Sundays & Public Holidays from l0.00 am to 12.00 noon & 2.00 pm to 4.00 pm Adults RM2.00 / Children RM1.00   Tram Rides : Adults RM2.00 / Children RM1.00

Zoo Melaka is located about 13km from Melaka City. It is the second largest Zoo in the country encompassing 54-acres with more than 1,200 animals of over 200 different species. It is also the first Zoo in the region to exhibit the rare and endangered Sumatran Rhinoceros and Gaur. The Zoo was established in 1963. Since 1979, the Department of Wildlife and National Parks, Peninsular Malaysia took over the management of the Zoo to enhance its operations and upgrade its services for public's benefit. Zoo Melaka is easily accessible by public transportation via the city's bus terminal. .   >> Location Map

		EASY ZOO GUIDE
	1. Macaw 2. Bawean / Spotted deer 3. Miniature Horse 4. Tram Station S. Pet Corner 6. Ostrich 7. Red Necked Wallaby . . / Rhea 8. Sumatran Rhinoceros 9. Malayan Tapir 10. Mousedeer Park 11. Malayan Gaur 12. Malayan Sun Bear 13. Giraffe 14. Pony Ride 15. Elephant Ride 16. Cassowary 17. Parrot 18. Ankole Cattle 19. Gemsbok 20. Camel	21. Grant's Zebra 22. Thamin/Barasingha 23. Nilghai 24. Kudu 25. lmpala/Springbok 26. Red Lechwe 27. Banting 28. Black Panther 29. African Lion 30. Malayan Tiger 31. Bear cat 32. Small Clawed Otter 33. Malayan Gharial 34. Estuarine Crocodile 35. Water birds 36. Raptors 37. Passerines 38. Owls 39. Hornbills/Pheasant 40. Vulture	41. Water birds 42. Gibbon 43. Macaque 44. Spider Monkey 45. Siamang 46. Tortoise 47. Orang Utan 48. Malayan Sun Bear 49. Malayan Porcupine 50. Great Hornbill 51. Sambar Deer 52. Timor Deer 53. Elephant 54. Open Stage 55. Serow 56. Cockatoos 57. Small Carnivores 58. Reptiles 59. Small Mammals 60. Barking deer