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Taipei Zoo

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Accessibility

Wheelchair friendly

Suitable for

All ages

Highlights

  • Home to hundreds of animal species from Taiwan and around the world.

  • Meet the zoo’s most famous residents in their dedicated Panda House.

  • Spacious grounds perfect for kids and nature lovers alike.

  • Promotes wildlife protection and environmental education.

  • Linked to the Maokong Gondola for a seamless day of exploration.

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Adult -15%
SGD 6.23 SGD 5.27
Student -18%
SGD 3.88 SGD 3.20

+ Maokong Gondola 1-Day Fun Pass

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Per Pax -50%
SGD 10.56 SGD 5.28

Maokong Gondola 1-Day Fun Pass (Unlimited Rides) + Taipei Zoo Ticket (Free Zoo Sightseeing Bus)

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SGD 21.38 SGD 18.13
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About Taipei Zoo

Taipei Zoo is a premier wildlife destination in Taiwan, home to hundreds of animal species from around the world. Its famous Panda House showcases giant pandas in dedicated habitats, while spacious grounds make it ideal for families and nature enthusiasts. The zoo seamlessly connects to the Maokong Gondola, offering a complete day of exploration and environmental education.

Local Legends & Stories

Taipei Zoo, formerly known as Taipei Municipal Zoo, has been a beloved landmark since its establishment, reflecting Taiwan's commitment to preserving native and international wildlife. The giant pandas, gifted by China in 2008, became symbols of cross-strait cultural exchange and conservation cooperation.

Must Do Experiences

  • Visit the Giant Panda Hall to see Taipei Zoo's most famous residents, Tuan Tuan and Yuan Yuan, in their naturalistic habitats.

  • Explore the Taiwan Native Animal Area to discover species endemic to the island, including the Formosan black bear and muntjac.

  • Ride the Maokong Gondola from the zoo to enjoy panoramic views of Taipei and reach tea farms in Maokong.

  • Immerse yourself in the Children's Zoo and Insect Hall for interactive, educational fun perfect for young visitors.

Hidden Gems

  • Arrive early to watch the panda feeding sessions, which are often the most active and photogenic times.

  • Take a leisurely walk through the Asian Tropical Rainforest House for a cool, shaded escape with diverse species.

  • Visit the Koala Hall during late afternoon when koalas are more likely to be awake and visible.

What Makes it Special

  • Home to one of the most successful giant panda breeding programs outside China, with pandas Tuan Tuan and Yuan Yuan as stars.

  • A strong emphasis on wildlife conservation and environmental education, making visits both entertaining and informative.

  • Direct linkage to the Maokong Gondola allows visitors to combine a zoo trip with a scenic cable car ride and local tea culture.

Available Facilities

Restaurants and cafes souvenir shops wheelchair rentals nursing rooms lockers free Wi-Fi picnic areas first aid station

Perfect Timing

When to visit for the best experience

Weekday mornings are least crowded and ideal for animal viewing, as many species are more active in cooler hours. Spring and autumn offer pleasant weather for outdoor exploration, while summer can be hot and humid. Avoid public holidays and school vacation periods if possible, as the zoo tends to be busier.

Photography Guide

Capture the perfect shots

  • Use a zoom lens for close-up shots of animals without disturbing them; early morning light provides soft, flattering illumination.

  • Focus on the panda habitats for candid moments of feeding and playing, and capture the gondola views from the zoo's upper exits.

  • Respect no-flash policies in indoor exhibits like the Insect Hall and Rainforest House to protect sensitive species.

Cultural Etiquette

Respect local customs and traditions

Taiwanese visitors value cleanliness and order; dispose of trash in designated bins and avoid feeding animals unless permitted. Show respect for conservation efforts by following all exhibit guidelines and keeping voices calm. The zoo promotes environmental awareness, so engaging with educational signs and participating in guided talks enhances the experience.

Special Events & Experiences

Enhanced experiences and seasonal highlights

  • Annual panda-themed festivals and educational workshops during summer holidays, often featuring guest speakers and interactive activities.

  • Seasonal light-up events in certain exhibits during winter, offering a magical evening atmosphere.

  • Special conservation campaigns and animal enrichment programs that may include public viewing sessions or behind-the-scenes tours.

Important Guidelines & Safety

Essential safety information and guidelines

  • Stay on marked pathways and behind barriers to ensure your safety and the animals' well-being. Keep a close watch on children in crowded areas and near water features. In case of emergencies, locate first aid stations and exit points upon entry; the zoo is equipped with clear signage and staff assistance.

Visitor Information

Entry Fee

Adult tickets are priced at TWD 200, while children, seniors, and students enjoy discounted rates. Free admission is granted to children under 110 cm in height and wheelchair users with one companion. Online booking may offer slight discounts or package deals with the Maokong Gondola.

Visit Duration

A typical visit lasts 3 to 5 hours, allowing time to explore key exhibits at a relaxed pace. Families with young children or those interested in all educational programs may spend a full day, especially when combining the gondola ride.

Accessibility

The zoo is largely wheelchair-accessible with paved paths, ramps, and accessible restrooms throughout. Wheelchairs are available for rent at the entrance, and priority seating is offered in some educational theaters. Service animals are welcome, and staff can assist with directions and facilities.

Overview

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Taipei Zoo gallery

Important Information

Opening Hours

Open from 12/28-02/15, 9:00am-5:00pm<br>Open from 02/17-06/21, 9:00am-5:00pm<br>Open from 07/02-12/31, 9:00am-5:00pm<br>Closed all day on 02/16<br>Closed from 06/22-07/01

What's Included

  • About this Product
  • · Trip details: There are four stations along the line: "Zoo Station", "Zoo South Station", "Zhangzhangong Station" and "Maokong Station"
  • Tickets
  • You can ride an unlimited number of times during the operating hours on the same day, valid only on the day of activation, and each ride can only be used by one person
  • · What's included: Taipei Municipal Zoo tickets.; The exhibition areas in the park include Taiwan's native animals area, children's zoo area, insect hall, education center, koala hall, giant panda hall (Xinguang Special Exhibition Hall), Asian tropical ra
  • 1-Day Fun Pass
  • · Duration: One way trip takes about 30 minutes
  • Activity Itinerary
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Taipei Zoo Ticket Adult
1. Smoking is prohibited throughout the park (violators may be fined ¥10,000 starting from July 11, 2009)
No pets or inflatable balloons are allowed in the park.
3. Bicycles, tricycles, skateboards, and rollerblades are prohibited in the park.
Do not climb the fence to enter the animal exhibits.
5. No entry to work areas and travelers' train lanes
6. Feeding animals is prohibited.
Eating and drinking are prohibited in all indoor exhibition halls.
8. Do not feed animals arbitrarily, harm animal rights, or interfere with animal conservation.
9. Do not engage in any behavior that affects the rights of other visitors or the quality of their park experience.
10. Taipei Zoo is a natural landscape environment that also serves as a habitat for many wild animals and insects. It is recommended to wear breathable clothing such as long sleeves and pants.
11. We recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes when visiting the park. To prevent sun exposure and mosquito bites, please bring your own insect repellent.
The use of flash photography is prohibited at indoor display areas such as the Giant Panda House (Xinguang Special Exhibit House), the Koala House, the Amphibian and Reptile House, and the Habitat Corridors.
Maokong Gondola 1-Day Fun Pass Standard
※During special festivals, large-scale events, seasonal weather conditions, or other special circumstances, the Maokong Gondola may adjust its operating hours flexibly. Please check the latest information on the Maokong Gondola website before your trip.
1. Before taking the cable car, assess your physical condition. Those with cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, acrophobia, or any physical discomfort should not ride the cable car.
2. Please follow the staff's guidance to queue for boarding. Do not enter or exit the train compartment randomly. When arriving at the station, disembark in order and do not linger on the platform after getting off.
3. The maximum capacity per cable car cabin is: 8 passengers for standard cabins, with a total weight not exceeding 640 kg; 5 passengers for the Crystal Cabin (Cat's Eye), with a total weight not exceeding 400 kg. Please distribute weight evenly by sitting on both sides of the cabin.
4. When taking the cable car to the terminal station (Zoo Station or MaoKong Station), you must disembark and exit. To continue riding the cable car, please purchase a new ticket.
Please give priority to elderly and passengers with reduced mobility.
6. The cable car moves slowly at the platform. Please do not interfere with its operation when boarding or alighting.
7. Do not stand, jump, or swing the cable car while it is in motion.
8. Seniors, young children, and passengers requiring assistance must be accompanied by a companion.
9. When using vehicles such as strollers, wheelchairs, and electric scooters, the vehicle dimensions must not exceed 140 cm in length, 70 cm in width, and 170 cm in height. The vehicle must also be able to remain stationary and secured inside the cable car to prevent hazards during cabin movement.
Passengers using strollers, wheelchairs, or electric mobility scooters should follow station staff guidance when entering/exiting train cars.
11. When lightning occurs in the operational route area, the cable car will suspend service. Please follow the staff's instructions for evacuation.
12. If there are passengers with mobility difficulties or wheelchairs, the system will appropriately reduce speed or briefly stop to facilitate boarding and alighting. Please do not be alarmed.
13. Smoking, eating (except for plain or mineral water), chewing gum or betel nuts are prohibited in the cable car. Please do not throw items out of the car.
14. Do not lean against the train doors or obstruct their operation.
15. If passengers violate laws, public order, or good customs within the cable car system, they will be dealt with according to relevant laws or regulations.
16. For other important information, please refer to the passenger notice at the station. Present your E-ticket for direct verification and access.;Present your E-ticket for direct verification and access.;Taipei Zoo Ticket Adult;(Choose one);Location of use1;Taipei Zoo main entrance at channels 7, 8, and 9 (subject to actual open channels on site) Ticket Gate;Time of use;09:00~17:00(Park trail, last entry at 4:00 PM);Location of use2;Taipei Zoo South Station Attraction entrance;Time of use;09:00~17:00(Park trail, last entry at 4:00 PM);Maokong Gondola 1-Day Fun Pass Standard;Location of use;Maokong Gondola (Zoo Station, Zoo South Station, Maokong Station);Time of use;09:00~21:00(Tue–Fri);09:00~22:00(Sat - Sun & Holidays);1. At the main entrance to the Zoo: Please go to lanes 7, 8, or 9 (subject to actual open lanes on-site), scan the QR code e-ticket through the automatic ticket verification machine for admission.
2. At the South Station entrance to the Zoo: Please scan the QR code e-ticket through the automatic ticket verification machine for admission. (Note: The South Station only provides shuttle train service to the Bird Park Station, with no walking route available. Visitors without a train ticket can pay NT$5 per person in cash on-site.);1. For Maokong Gondola, present your QR code at the automatic ticket redemption machine to redeem your ticket before entry (ticket redemption machines are available at Taipei Zoo Station, Taipei Zoo South Station, and Maokong Station).
2. From October to March each year, Maokong Gondola operates on the 1st and 3rd Mondays of the month, as well as on Mondays that fall during public holidays. All other Mondays are scheduled maintenance days (gondola service is suspended). Operating days may be adjusted for special holidays, events, or other circumstances.
3. The gondola does not operate on Lunar New Year's Eve in Taiwan. Present your E-ticket for direct verification and access. Present your E-ticket for direct verification and access. Taipei Zoo Ticket Adult (Choose one) Location of use1 Taipei Zoo main entrance at channels 7, 8, and 9 (subject to actual open channels on site) Ticket Gate Time of use 09:00~17:00(Park trail, last entry at 4:00 PM) Location of use2 Taipei Zoo South Station Attraction entrance Time of use 09:00~17:00(Park trail, last entry at 4:00 PM) Maokong Gondola 1-Day Fun Pass Standard Location of use Maokong Gondola (Zoo Station, Zoo South Station, Maokong Station) Time of use 09:00~21:00(Tue–Fri);09:00~22:00(Sat - Sun & Holidays) 1. At the main entrance to the Zoo: Please go to lanes 7, 8, or 9 (subject to actual open lanes on-site), scan the QR code e-ticket through the automatic ticket verification machine for admission. 2. At the South Station entrance to the Zoo: Please scan the QR code e-ticket through the automatic ticket verification machine for admission. (Note: The South Station only provides shuttle train service to the Bird Park Station, with no walking route available. Visitors without a train ticket can pay NT$5 per person in cash on-site.) 1. For Maokong Gondola, present your QR code at the automatic ticket redemption machine to redeem your ticket before entry (ticket redemption machines are available at Taipei Zoo Station, Taipei Zoo South Station, and Maokong Station). 2. From October to March each year, Maokong Gondola operates on the 1st and 3rd Mondays of the month, as well as on Mondays that fall during public holidays. All other Mondays are scheduled maintenance days (gondola service is suspended). Operating days may be adjusted for special holidays, events, or other circumstances. 3. The gondola does not operate on Lunar New Year's Eve in Taiwan.

Location

No. 30號, Section 2, Xinguang Rd, Wenshan District, Taipei City, Taiwan 116

Frequently Asked Questions

The Taipei Zoo offers a spacious, naturalistic environment to observe a wide variety of wildlife, making it a rewarding destination for families and nature enthusiasts.
Yes, the facility is home to giant pandas, which are housed in a specially designed, climate-controlled pavilion that carefully mimics their natural habitat.
Visitors typically spend about three to four hours exploring the main exhibits, though dedicating a full day allows for a more leisurely pace to see all the outdoor and indoor pavilions.
The facility is widely recognized for its strong commitment to wildlife conservation, environmental education, and providing naturalistic, enriching habitats for its animals.
During the winter months, you can expect cooler, comfortable weather that is ideal for walking the extensive outdoor trails, and many animals are notably more active in the milder temperatures.
Take the Taipei MRT Wenhu Line to the Taipei Zoo Station, which exits directly at the main entrance. You can also reach the facility via several city bus routes that stop at the adjacent zoo terminal.
Yes, the main pathways are paved and ramped, and the facility provides wheelchair and stroller rentals at the entrance. An internal shuttle bus is also available to transport visitors with mobility limitations between the entrance and the upper exhibit areas.
General admission includes access to the outdoor animal exhibits and the Insectarium. However, riding the Maokong Gondola and entering specific educational centers require separate fees or reservations.
Arriving right at the 9:00 AM opening time is highly recommended, as the animals are most active during the cooler morning hours. By midday, many species retreat to their shaded or indoor enclosures to avoid the heat.
Visitors should bring comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, and a reusable water bottle to utilize the refill stations scattered across the grounds. Because the terrain is hilly and partially exposed, a hat and insect repellent are also highly advisable.
The facility features a dedicated Children's Zoo where kids can observe and learn about domestic farm animals. Additionally, there are several playgrounds, nursing rooms, and family restrooms distributed throughout the main walking routes.
Visitors are permitted to bring outside food and consume it in the designated picnic areas and pavilions. For those preferring to buy meals, there are food courts, cafes, and convenience stores located near the entrance and the Panda House.
Standard admission tickets are valid for a single entry on the selected date and cannot be reused on subsequent days. However, visitors can obtain a hand stamp or scan their ticket at the gate if they need to temporarily exit and re-enter on the same day.
The grounds are built into a natural valley with a main loop path that gently slopes upward from the entrance. To minimize uphill walking, visitors can take the internal shuttle train to the highest point and walk downhill past the exhibits.
Yes, coin-operated lockers and a manned luggage storage service are available near the main entrance and the adjacent MRT station. This allows travelers to securely store large suitcases and backpacks before entering the exhibition areas.

About Taipei Zoo

Weekday mornings are least crowded and ideal for animal viewing, as many species are more active in cooler hours. Spring and autumn offer pleasant weather for outdoor exploration, while summer can be hot and humid. Avoid public holidays and school vacation periods if possible, as the zoo tends to be busier.
A typical visit lasts 3 to 5 hours, allowing time to explore key exhibits at a relaxed pace. Families with young children or those interested in all educational programs may spend a full day, especially when combining the gondola ride.
Taipei Zoo covers over 165 hectares and is directly accessible via the Taipei MRT Wenhu Line. The facility is built on hilly terrain with extensive walking paths, making comfortable footwear highly recommended for visitors. It features a mix of indoor and outdoor habitats and is located adjacent to the Maokong Gondola station.

• One of the top ten metropolitan zoos in the world, easily accessible via the Muzha Line

• There are more than 400 species of animals in the park, which is the largest in Southeast Asia

• The park is well-equipped with rest areas and water dispensers


Home to over 400 species of animals, the zoo is one of the largest in East Asia. The zoo's exhibition areas include a Taiwanese native animal area, a children's zoo, an insectarium, an education center, a koala enclosure, a giant panda enclosure (Xinguang Special Exhibition Hall), an Asian tropical rainforest area, a desert area, an Australian area, an African area, a bird garden, an amphibian and reptile enclosure, a temperate zone area, and a penguin enclosure. Visitors can see animals rarely seen in real life, and through detailed and professional explanations, they can gain a deeper understanding of their habitats and habits, offering valuable educational, conservation, research, and recreational opportunities.

△ The cute national treasure giant panda can also be observed up close

The zoo is like a diverse museum, a teaching museum that showcases the diversity of life, a wildlife conservation base, and provides the public with a rich and intellectual recreational attraction.

Adult tickets are priced at TWD 200, while children, seniors, and students enjoy discounted rates. Free admission is granted to children under 110 cm in height and wheelchair users with one companion. Online booking may offer slight discounts or package deals with the Maokong Gondola.
The zoo is largely wheelchair-accessible with paved paths, ramps, and accessible restrooms throughout. Wheelchairs are available for rent at the entrance, and priority seating is offered in some educational theaters. Service animals are welcome, and staff can assist with directions and facilities.
Stay on marked pathways and behind barriers to ensure your safety and the animals' well-being. Keep a close watch on children in crowded areas and near water features. In case of emergencies, locate first aid stations and exit points upon entry; the zoo is equipped with clear signage and staff assistance.
Taiwanese visitors value cleanliness and order; dispose of trash in designated bins and avoid feeding animals unless permitted. Show respect for conservation efforts by following all exhibit guidelines and keeping voices calm. The zoo promotes environmental awareness, so engaging with educational signs and participating in guided talks enhances the experience.
Use a zoom lens for close-up shots of animals without disturbing them; early morning light provides soft, flattering illumination.
Focus on the panda habitats for candid moments of feeding and playing, and capture the gondola views from the zoo's upper exits.
Respect no-flash policies in indoor exhibits like the Insect Hall and Rainforest House to protect sensitive species.
Restaurants and cafes, souvenir shops, wheelchair rentals, nursing rooms, lockers, free Wi-Fi, picnic areas, first aid station

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