Rizz Carlton
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Drive Thru Park is a new park by the Jawa Timur Park group and is located in the same complex as Batu Secret Zoo and Eco Green Park as part of Jatim Park 2. It's hailed as the " first drive thru zoo" in in the world. Visitors can either drove through the main park with their private car or by electric cars provided by the park and droven by the park's staff. The park is located in what used to be the "Safari Farm" that was once part of Batu Secret Zoo.
Unlike most safari park, most of the animals here are confined in a cage and were not free-roaming, though this was probably due to the park seemingly avoiding being marketed as a safari park to support their "drive thru" zoo brand more, whatever that means.
Based on a video of a recent visit, this is most of the species held there and some interesting stuffs, of course excluding their non-animal attractions and exhibits.
P.s. note that this list are incomplete as the original video uploader skipped a lot of stuffs.
Main drive thru
Rest Area
Like the name said, this is where people buy food and beverage. There's also several exhibits here.
This.. is a very strange place in my opinion. There's several interesting species but the aesthetics of this place, and frankly all the zoos under Jatim Park, are horrendously ugly. The Indian rhinoceros and lion-tailed macaque are the only two thing worth visiting about this place atleast for me.
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Unlike most safari park, most of the animals here are confined in a cage and were not free-roaming, though this was probably due to the park seemingly avoiding being marketed as a safari park to support their "drive thru" zoo brand more, whatever that means.
Based on a video of a recent visit, this is most of the species held there and some interesting stuffs, of course excluding their non-animal attractions and exhibits.
P.s. note that this list are incomplete as the original video uploader skipped a lot of stuffs.
Main drive thru
- Malayan tapir
- Australian pelican
- Southern white rhinoceros
- Scimitar oryx
- Common eland
- Ratite complex with South African ostrich, greater rhea, and southern cassowary
- Multiple aviaries, Including for Indian peafowl (Including white peafowl), rhinoceros hornbill, knobbed hornbill, green-winged macaw, and scarlet ibis
- Chital
- Saltwater crocodile
- Javan rusa deer
- Nigerian dwarf goat
- First tiger complex
- Llama
- Second tiger complex
- Gibbons aviaries
- Ankole-Watusi
- Common eland
- Texas longhorn cattle
- Gypsy horse
- Nilgai
- Grant's zebra
- A aquarium, which include a large saltwater tank housing a pair of hawksbill sea turtle
- Second Javan rusa deer exhibit
- Alpaca
- Brutus the Indian rhinoceros
- Aviary for patas monkey
- Camel complex
- Free-roaming section with donkey and pony
- Elk
- Follow deer
- Plains bison
- White lion
- Aviary for ring-tailed lemur
- Aviary for "over 40 different birds"
- Monkey complex with red-tailed guenon, wolf's guenon, and lion-tailed macaque
Rest Area
Like the name said, this is where people buy food and beverage. There's also several exhibits here.
- In the amphitheater show, there's a session where visitors can very closely interact and feed several ostriches
- A petting zoo with Shetland ponies, Nigerian dwarf goat, chickens, and alpacas
- A exhibit for an plains bison
- A exhibit for domestic coypus
- Two small glassed exhibits in the entrance that include a cotton-top tamarin and a unknown squirrel
- A exhibit with African spurred tortoise, white peafowl, golden pheasant and several tethered parrots
- A tank for gara rufa and presumebly other garra species.
- Several tanks and terrariums with one housing an albino iguana
- An tethered Australian pelican
- A guinea pig exhibit
- A Asian small-clawed otter exhibit
- Komodo dragon
- Greater flamingo
- Scarlet ibis
- White-cheeked pintail
- Ringed teal
- An reticulated python exhibit below the path, supported by chain-links
This.. is a very strange place in my opinion. There's several interesting species but the aesthetics of this place, and frankly all the zoos under Jatim Park, are horrendously ugly. The Indian rhinoceros and lion-tailed macaque are the only two thing worth visiting about this place atleast for me.
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