Khao Kheow Open Zoo is very proud to have  been chosen to join the Conservation Botanical Project of Princess Maha Chakri  Sirindhorn, the third child of Their Majesties the King and Queen of Thailand.  We use the space here at Khao Kheow Open Zoo for conservation and to develop a  centre for conservation in eastern Thailand. We aim to be a centre of study and  research in a variety of biological resources for conservation and to help  future generations. Our purpose is also to be a learning centre for groups  which are relevant to our main duties of support and development of the quality  of education in the province through zoo affairs.  We have been developing and carrying out  our objectives for more than 31 years and still continue to do so. This  includes presenting a new image of Thai zoos as a service for society, raising  the standard of our zoo in the world along with our developing society.
Khao  Kheow Open Zoo is now 2000 acres in size making it the largest zoo area in the  world.
Khao Kheow Open Zoo is located at 235 Moo  7, Tumbun Bangpra, Ampur Sriracha, Chonburi. It is 25 kilometres from Siricha  town. The Zoo is situated in the foothills of the only remaining forest left in  Chonburi. The surrounding environment is a mixture of dry and evergreen forests  that are very natural, plentiful and unchanged from the past. Most of the  animals live in large stalls which are always suitable for them.
 Visitors can  experience the animals up close.
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| This is one lizard I would not want to find in my yard! | 
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| These two were in the middle of a food fight when we saw them. They are called Binturong also known as a bearcat.
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