Inner Gate Area

Wild Forest Animal School operates on a reservation-only basis through its official website, and tickets can also be purchased on KKday. This allows visitors to get up close and interact with a variety of adorable animals, especially popular species like foxes, meerkats, and capybaras, attracting many animal lovers. The zoo is cleverly designed, divided into several themed areas, offering diverse interactive experiences and photo opportunities. First, the Sheep Ranch area allows visitors to hand-feed sheep, experiencing close contact with these cute animals. Children especially love this interaction, learning and having fun, although the queues can be quite long. The Sand Dune Village area is specifically for animal lovers, especially small pets. This area features meerkats, skunks, anteaters, and groundhogs. Guided tours are available, and it's recommended to book a time slot in advance; it's perfect for taking cute photos. In this area, visitors can freely interact with the animals and even ask staff to explain their habits, increasing knowledge while enjoying quality time with family. Finally, we went to Fox Valley to collect stamps. This is a popular area in the park where visitors can observe the foxes' habits in a safe environment and have the opportunity to interact closely with these elegant animals. The foxes' unique agility and curiosity are amazing, making it the perfect time for photos and videos. You can also answer questions from the staff; if you answer correctly, they'll give you a fox sticker. There's also a Pony Manor – besides feeding the pony, it offers drawing, toys, and interactive experiences for children. At the top of the park are three super-long slides that every child wants to enjoy. Neimen Wildlife Park's Wild Forest Animal School is not only a great place to observe animals but also a suitable leisure venue for families and friends to gather. Especially after the pandemic, people's demand for outdoor activities is even more urgent, and the reservation system here undoubtedly provides a safer environment for visitors. If you're planning a fun and educational half-day trip, consider this zoo; you definitely won't be disappointed! You can feed the grass, and the children didn't get enough; hopefully, they can feed the grass more in the future.