Patna-Zoo

Fern House: Nature's Haven at Patna Zoo!

In 1992, an Fern House was built within the premises of the Patna zoo with the aim of cultivating and propagating various species of fern. Over 30 different types of ferns were carefully planted in the house, and the environmental conditions, including moisture and temperature, were modied to create an ideal habitat for these delicate plants. Initially, the project enjoyed some success, but unfortunately, it failed to achieve its intended purpose in the long run.

In light of the recent installation of orchids shows great visitors’ interest, there is now a proposal to repurposed structure and transform it into a comprehensive orchid house facility and its propagation. is decision aims to maximize the potential of the facility and provide visitors with an engaging and educational experience.

Other Attractions of Floral Section

Nursery-The Mother Stock

Patna zoo nursery serves as the primary source of plants for the diverse range of botanical sections and gardens within Patna zoo. It functions as the mother stock, providing a wide variety of plants that can be found throughout the zoo. Situated on both sides of the path, the nursery plays a vital role in maintaining the botanical beauty and enhancing the overall ambience of the zoo.

With its comprehensive collection, the nursery ensures that the various sections and gardens within the zoo are well-stocked with an array of plant species, contributing to the captivating experience of visitors exploring the zoo's natural wonders.

Rose Garden

The rose garden, situated alongside the main road in the park, is a popular araction for visitors. With its four sections, each adorned with roses of varying colors and charming pathways, it captivates the eye. However, it is now scheduled to be relocated to the jungle trail-1 area. Consequently, the current space will be transformed into a swamp deer enclosure.The rose garden, situated alongside the main road in the park, is a popular attraction for visitors.

With its four sections, each adorned with roses of varying colors and charming pathways, it captivates the eye. Visitors often take leisurely strolls, enjoying the fragrant blooms and picturesque scenery. The garden serves as a perfect backdrop for photography enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

Rock Garden

The rock garden at Patna Zoo captivates tourists due to its distinct appearance compared to the green areas of the zoo. It especially fascinates children with its adventurous mountain-like setting, sparking their interest and curiosity. The garden's unique representation of nature's diverse beauty enthralls visitors, making it a popular attraction for both locals and tourists alike.

Featuring artistically arranged rocks, small waterfalls, and scenic pathways, it provides a perfect backdrop for photography and relaxation. The tranquil ambiance combined with the rugged landscape offers a refreshing experience. Families, nature lovers, and adventure seekers find it a delightful spot to explore and unwind.

Bio-Compost Unit

The bio-compost unit at Patna zoo is dedicated to converting all organic waste into nutrient-rich manure. This process ensures the production of high-quality compost, which is then utilized to nourish the botanical section of the zoo. By effectively managing organic waste, the zoo contributes to a sustainable and eco-friendly approach by recycling resources and reducing environmental impact.

The bio-compost unit plays a crucial role in maintaining the botanical section's health and vitality, providing essential nutrients to support the growth and well-being of the plants and contributing to the overall beauty and biodiversity of the Patna zoo.