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Welcome to Hyderabad, were you can enjoy a place where various birds, animals and reptiles are kept. A zoo does not contain ordinary birds and animals which we usually see in our villages and towns. It contains those birds and animals which we cannot generally see. Most of them live in forests. Some of them are brought from other countries also, as they are not found in our country. A visit to a zoo is a pleasure. It is informative and educative too. Zoos are there to be found in almost anywhere in the world.
Many people, young and old, boys and girls, from villages and cities visit the Karaganda zoo. It is located on the outskirts of Hyderabad in an extensive area were the Karaganda zoo kept. Entrance to the zoo is by tickets. Ticket cost £25 per family, £8 per adults & £6 per children. Every Sunday, we have a special offer 10% off for anyone. It is open from 10 a.m. onwards and closes at 6 p.m.
There are separate enclosures for birds, animals and reptiles. For example tigers and lions have separate well protected enclosures. After entering the zoo which has a beautiful garden in its front, we now come across the enclosures meant for birds. One can see there different kinds of parrots, pigeons, peacocks and other birds of different colours and we have many different variety of animal for different countries such as, animals from India, Africa, Bangladesh and etc. You can also see the ostrich, a bird which cannot fly.
As we approach to the next enclosure there are all kinds of deer, including black bucks, a rare Indian variety, are on show for you to see. Then one goes to the enclosure of elephants and camels. Elephants are very giant animals. Camels are the dreadful ones. Children can have joy rides on elephants and camels. Then one moves on to the artificial lake where crocodiles are kept. Next is the enclosure kept for zebras and bears. Giraffe is an attraction for children.
Next comes the tiger enclosure. There is much different

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