Tashkent city in Uzbekistan is a place with a diverse culture and certainly has amazing tourist attractions. However, this city is rich not only in culture, but also in geographical diversity. You can explore this diversity in some of the best zoos in Tashkent. A city rich in diverse cultures certainly benefits from tourist spots and valuable natural spaces. Tashkent is a city that is an affordable tourist destination compared to other countries.
Tashkent has many attractions, from pristine natural beauty to magnificent historical monuments, from green valleys to high mountain ranges, each of which has its own beauty. Another important attraction of Tashkent is its zoo, which gives travelers special beauty and pleasure. The Tashkent Zoo is home to about 500 different species of animals. This is a great place for all age groups. You can even visit the zoo with the whole family. The zoo was opened almost 100 years ago and has been in good condition ever since. In the Tashkent Zoo you will see several large animals, including gorillas and giraffes.
He found a new house next to the botanical garden. The area of the zoo in this place was 22.7 hectares. A huge number of animals that had not been here before were brought here from all over the world. At first, zookeepers were afraid to try to breed certain animals, but over time they began to attract foreign specialists to train employees.
And by 2004, there were 349 species of animals in the zoo. Today, the zoo is home to 60 species of such a class as mammals, 76 species of birds, 29 species of reptiles and amphibians, as well as 181 species of fish. Aquasystems were delivered to the zoo, which were placed in large aquariums with marine life such as sharks. In addition to the open-air enclosures, the zoo also has enclosed spaces. They contain monkeys and lemurs, reptiles, reptiles, and fish. The Tashkent zoo also has aquariums, which have special conditions for comfortable living of the inhabitants of the underwater world – turtles, polyps, sharks, moray eels.
In 2009, some exotic animals from Malaysia were brought to the Tashkent zoo – Malay bears listed in the Red Book, as well as pig-tailed and Javan macaques, white-armed gibbon, langur, binturong, mandrill and fat loris. A year earlier, various species of parrots, kangaroos, Patagonian mara, and water agama were imported from Russia and the Czech Republic.
