Pradyuman Zoological Park, a newly built second zoo in the outskirts of Rajkot is now becoming the centre of spotlight in town. As we can guess, the zoo covers almost many animals, birds, reptiles being spread in vast area. We can see a diversity in trees also. At many places, trees are tagged with its name and species. The zoo is wholly covered with concrete paved roads. The municipal corporation has taken its cleanliness seriously. For fun, the zoo also provides facility of electric car within premises.
This zoo has a perfect amalgamation of flora and fauna. First of all, there is a ticket counter at the entrance. After entering the zoo, first thing we saw was a map mentioning each and every thing in the zoo. Then, it starts with cages of monkeys. The centre of attraction was mighty white tiger. Later on, there were few cages of birds and turtles between these animals. The newly built aquarium contains many species of fishes. There is also a duck pond and lotus pond within this park that attracts tourists through its natural beauty. Most importantly, this park is located besides Lalpari and Randarda lakes
Thanks dear @rajuroyal for sharing this great moment, I hope you had enjoyed a very close view of these birds and animals.
I never had such a close view, you were really close or used any zoom lens.
By the way, why the images are having less clarity? have you reduced the resolution because of the limitation of space? I too facing the issue of oversize images.
These photos are absolutely professional! I like to go to zoo and national park to see these wonderful animals. Unfortunately, I’ve never seen white tiger, and it’s on my wishlist. I can’t wait to see your next post.
Wonderful photos, I’m glad you chose to share them with us. This new zoo looks amazing, and it looks like the animals are very well taken care off. Especially the big cats look like they’re enjoying themselves.
I’ve never seen a white tiger before, that must have been quite the experience.
Thank you for sharing these wonderful photos with us, @rajuroyal . I love how calm these majestic animals look. It’s impressive they let people go near them. It looks like you guys summed up the definition of harmony in nature.
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