Takin Zoo Review

The yak (Takin) is a national animal of Bhutan. This animal with a head and a head is the result of a cross between sheep and cattle. Only in Bhutan can you see the legend of Bhutan. The mad Lama Zhukakula used the bones of sheep and cattle to create Takin Thimphu Zoo. It is the best place to see Takin. After a short walk, you can see a dozen green grassy hillsides. There are high iron nets around the iron network. There are holes on the iron network for easy viewing. There are also high observation decks for tourists to climb the high photography park. There are trees, rock and soil, and there are streams. A dozen yaks are happy in this natural ecological park. In addition to yak, we also saw reindeer yak bloated and cute one of the most beautiful memories of Bhutan ～

This is the hometown of stray animals. It is located in the wild antelope protection area in Thimphu. Antelope is a national beast of Bhutan and is vigorously protected in Bhutan. Now in addition to antelopes, there are reindeer and other deer. It is recommended to play for about an hour.

In the past, Thimphu had only one small zoo, which kept some small animals. Later, the fourth king of Bhutan believed that keeping animals here was not in line with Buddhist teachings. Therefore, all animals were released and the zoo was closed down. However, after years of imprisonment, some animals have been unable to adapt to free life. They remain wandering in the area, often causing urban traffic disorders. To protect the animals, the zoo has rebuilt its original site, which later became a yak reserve. Pakin (Bhutanese for takin) is a Bhutanese animal, equivalent to a giant panda in China. This animal is a hybrid of sheep and cattle, only seen in Bhutan, and its closest relative is the Arctic musk cow. Legend has it that Bhutan's mad Lama Zhukakula created Takin from the bones of sheep and cattle. Thimphu Zoo is now the best place to see Takin. In addition to yaks, there are also many deer species, including reindeer and hawthorn.

Very worth a visit to the park, well protected. The whole country is also a combination of tradition and natural religion. Tourists can watch Takin, which is a bull head and sheep, through a fence. Takin is an endangered protected animal, only a small number in Bhutan, Nepal, Myanmar and China. Suggested to play: 2 hours

It is still very interesting to see the Bhutanese beasts here, both like cattle and sheep. This animal can only be seen in Bhutan, so it is recommended to take a look and can be fed up close.