Surabaya Zoo Tourism

Surabaya Zoo, also known as Kebun Binatang Surabaya (KBS), is one of the primary zoos in Southeast Asia located in Surabaya, Indonesia. Covering approximately 15 hectares, it is home to a collection of flora and fauna from all over the world. The zoo was established in 1916 during Dutch colonial rule, making it one of the oldest zoos in Asia. Surabaya Zoo boasts a diverse population of animals, including Indonesian tigers, African lions, and various species of primates and birds. It has also played a critical role in educational and conservation efforts, though it has faced various challenges over the years related to animal welfare. With more than 3,500 animals and over 200 species, the zoo serves as an important recreational space for families and tourists alike. Efforts have been made to improve the living conditions of the animals and to enhance visitor experience. The zoo features educational tours, animal shows, and the chance to learn about wildlife conservation.