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Dusit Zoo (Bangkok)Newest Review: ... looked to be clean. There is a Reptile House which is very hot and humid. Inside, there are vivariums holding various types of reptiles including a selection of snakes and lizards. Through the far end of the Reptile House there are larger open enclosure which house a variety of Tourtoises. As you head towards the exit of the Reptile House, you will see a large enclosure which holds ... more |
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by - written on 20/01/08 (Very useful, 103 readings)
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Myself and my boyfriend visited Bangkok Zoo in October 2007. Getting there Bangkok Zoo is easily accessible by public transport. There are bus routes that run directly there or you can get a tuk tuk which is the option we chose. We paid £4 for a return journey to the zoo from our hotel. Admission Prices We paid £3.50 each for admission to the zoo which we thought was very reasonable as the zoo is quite large. Bangkok Zoo Bangkok Zoo covers 35.2 acres of land and 12 acres of water. It holds nearly 300 mammals, over a thousand birds and nearly 300 reptiles. We found the zoo to be spacious and relaxing. There is a ... Read the complete review
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