Johor Zoo

Johor Zoo is an animal facility in Johor Bahru spanning a large area with different habitats for animals to live in. Visitors can see species like Asian elephants, chimpanzees, and Malayan tigers housed in separate enclosures throughout the grounds.

The facility was founded in the 1920s and was one of the first of its kind in the region. It has since grown and remains in operation today as an established animal park.

The zoo features animals native to Malaysia, such as sun bears and saltwater crocodiles, connecting visitors directly with local wildlife. Many people come here to see these species in a controlled setting and learn about them.

The zoo sits just outside central Johor Bahru and is easy to reach. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes since exploring the grounds involves plenty of walking and the sun can be strong.

The zoo is run directly by the state government, making it a rare example in Malaysia where most zoos are privately or locally managed. This state control shapes how the facility operates and makes decisions about animal care.

Location: Johor Bahru

GPS coordinates: 1.45783,103.75279

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:46