A day at the National Zoological Park is shaped by what you are allowed to carry through the gate, and that is the trade-off here. Food is not permitted, with an exception for milk for infants. Bags are limited to a handbag or a laptop or camera in its case, and polythene bags are banned outright. A cloakroom takes luggage for a small fee, so a family day bag can be checked in rather than taken round the zoo.
Battery-operated vehicles, run by a licensed private operator, are an extra-cost option inside the zoo, with under-fives riding free. Wheelchairs are lent free of charge.
Family FAQ
How much does National Zoological Park Delhi cost?
Standard tickets are Rs. 80 for adults and Rs. 40 for children aged 5-12; foreign visitors pay a separate, higher tariff.
Can you bring your own food to National Zoological Park Delhi?
No outside food is allowed, except milk for infants.
Is there parking at National Zoological Park Delhi?
Parking costs Rs. 66 for cars, autos, vans and taxis and Rs. 40 for two-wheelers.
