Delhi Zoo Reopens: Fast Entry, Big Crowds, Clean Rules
Delhi zoo is open again after a two-month bird flu shutdown. On Sunday, 9 November, over 15,000 people walked in, after about 8,000 the day before, as per officials. Checks continue for the safety of birds and people after the Delhi Zoo Bird Flu scare. The Delhi Zoo reopens with regular hours and quicker entry at the gate.
What’s New And Why It Matters
You step into the National Zoological Park near Purana Qila, spread across 176 acres of green cover. The QR-based Insta Ticket Booking lets you scan and pay at entry, which cuts lines on busy days. Wheelchairs are free at the entrance. Strollers sit at Gate 1. A baby-feeding cabin waits near Beat 8.
What You Will See
You can spot tigers, lions, leopards, rhinos, elephants, deer, and blackbuck. The aviaries, reptile house, and herbivore zones pull steady lines. It is one of the easiest things to do in Delhi for families and schools. Plan your zoo visit in the cooler hours for calmer paths and clear views.
How To Get In Fast
Use the Insta Ticket QR at the gate. Scan, pay, and enter. That move cuts queues, mainly on weekends and holidays. Wheelchairs are free at entry. Strollers are at Gate 1. A baby feeding cabin sits near Beat 8. If you cannot walk far, hire a battery trolley for your quick visitor guide.
Timings And Tickets
Open Hours: 9 am to 5 pm.
Last entry: 4:30 pm. Last exit: 5:30 pm.
Indian tickets: Adult ₹80, 5–12 ₹40, seniors ₹40.
SAARC: Adult ₹200, 5–12 ₹100.
Foreign non-SAARC: Adult ₹400, 5–12 ₹200.
Age Under 5: free.
Food is not allowed inside, but kiosks sell water, tea, coffee, soft drinks, and ice cream.
Smart Plan For You
Walk the shaded loops first, then ride a trolley if your legs tire. Keep noise low near birds. Carry a hat and water money. Save your QR code screenshot. This is your pocket travel guide for a smooth zoo visit.
