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Honolulu, Hawaii
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King Kalākaua of Hawaii granted the land for the zoo in 1876, making it unique in its royal origins.
The zoo is home to over 900 different animals, representing a variety of species from around the world.
The zoo's exhibits emphasize the unique flora and fauna of the Pacific Islands, showcasing the region's biodiversity.
The zoo spans 42 acres, offering plenty of space for its diverse animal inhabitants and lush gardens.
It is located within Kapiʻolani Park, which is the largest and oldest public park in Hawaii.
The Honolulu Zoo actively participates in breeding programs for endangered species, contributing to global conservation efforts.
From guided tours to interactive exhibits, the zoo provides learning opportunities for visitors to understand wildlife and conservation.
During the war, the zoo was temporarily closed and used as a military encampment.
