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Chiang Mai Zoo - Animals

Chiang Mai Zoo Aquarium
it's a living museum that boasts South East Asia's longest and most spacious underwater pathways -- crystal clear "SeaTube" tunnels that place the observer directly in the center of enormous 360-degree aquatic habitats. Each of seven individual exhibits showcase a distinct environment, completely self-contained, and carefully populated with an authentic cross-section of native species. 
As one of the planet's great ecosystems with nearly 2,000 species of marine creatures, the Mekong serves as symbol of the diversity that the Chiang Mai Zoo Aquarium seeks to replicate. Thus, it brings together thousands of examples of exotic marine life from around the world to their new home, living together in a haven thousands of miles from their native environment, and cared for by their attentive human custodians. 

Snow Dome 
The newly-opened Snow Dome is the latest attraction at Chiang Mai Zoo. When chilled water sprayed from a nozzle comes into contact with the very low temperature inside the Snow Dome (which can be set as low as –5 degrees centigrade), small particles of ice and snowflakes form and fall to the ground as snow. 
The Snow Dome includes a snow terrace, a huge slide, and a viewing platform. Visitors can make their own Snowman or snow sculpture, or simply frolic in the snow. Families and friends can engage in snowball fights or experience the thrill of riding down a huge slide on a donut ski. 
Visitors will be provided with a coat and shoes to keep warm while inside the dome. The admission fee is 150 baht each for adults and 100 baht for children.

How to get there: Chiang Mai Zoo is located at the Huay Kaew Road. Probably the easiest way to get there is Tuk-Tuk, but Songtaews going to Doi Suthep also take you to the zoo. Bus number 3 also goes past the zoo.

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Separate Tickets

Parking Fee :
Car 50 baht / Motorcycle 10 baht /

Entrance Fee :
Adults 100 baht / Children 50 baht

Pandas Fee :
Adults 100 baht / Children 50 baht

Aquarium Fee :
Contact Aquarium Ticket Booth

Snow Dome Fee :
Adults 150 baht / Children 100 baht

Adventure Park Fee :
Adults 20 baht / Children 10 baht

Tramcar Fee :
Adults 20 baht / Children 10 baht

Monorail Fee :
Adults 150 baht / Children 100 baht

Time

Open Daily : 8.00 - 17.00 o’clock

Seals Show :
Monday-Friday    2 times a day 10.30 and 14.00 o’clock
Saturday-Sunday 3 times a day 10.30, 13.30, 15.00 o’clock

Animals Show :
Monday-Friday     2 times a day 11.30 and 15.00 o’clock 
Saturday-Sunday 3 times a day 11.30, 14.30, 15.30 o’clock