Rani's Baugh Play Ground - Playground in Mumbai - Mumbai, India

Nice place to go out with family for day out. There are also cafes available inside this place. The one which is outside isnt that good but the one next to penguine town is really great. Many options avilable to eat from chinese to south indian, pizzas, pastas, deserts like 99 pan cakes, ice creams were also availble. Overall nice place.

Paid Parking is available mostly in week days but for weekend you have to rush early if you want your vehicle park nicely. Bird section penguin section was quite good. If you want to sight tiger then visit very early hours. Nice place to spend time with family specially kids. Many animals lions, south bears and few other was not available. Overall good

It is ok but same old style playing zone it should be latest style playing zone like we have seen in foreign countries.if you charge 50 & 100 rupees then it should be improve and also to keep some volunteers to look after

A very lively place with children and families all around. Children playing in swings and their guardians looking after them. Go see the zoo then come here to take some breather then go back to zoo. Overall it is a good place to relax but not for those who like peaceful environment. For those i would recommend going to some other nearby garden as there are lots of small garden like places with grass and beautifull tree plantations.

Its good place for any age group and there is lots of fun and enjoyment there is also have musium it's tell about our history and culture and in Rani Baug penguin have arrived and lots of animals available here for curiosity like more than one fifty year old tortoise and cobra snake, unique type of birds, hippopotamus,fox,wolf, elephant but there is no lion or tiger this point is disappointing and the entry fee is too high for me u can't bring water bottle or chips or any food if you want you have to purchase from there prospective at high price and cheep food it is very disappointing

This is the Only Zoo in Mumbai since 1861, also called 'Jijamata Udyan', 'Byculla Zoo', 'Rani Baug', 'Victoria Garden' in British era and Officially named 'Veermata Jijabai Bhosale Udyan' now. It has varied flora & fauna with about 853 Species of plants, 3000 plus trees, Wild Animals, Birds and the only 'heritage' botanical garden of city, spread over 53 acres of land. Opens at 9:00 AM and Closes at 5:00 PM. Tickets are very reasonable Rs.25(Children) & Rs.50 (Adults). For photo camera it is Rs. 100 and video camera it is Rs.300. Special discounts given for school picnic groups. You fill find Elephant, Bear, Tiger, Fox, Leopard, Hippopotamus, Sambar, Spotted Dear, Hyenas, Penguins, Turtles and Few Aquatic Birds. In my recent visit, 3-4 cages were empty and many things are work in progress. They say there are coming up with a lion, crocodile and snakes after some time. Overall it was a good experience.

In it you can see tigers, as well as bears, leopards, penguins and other birds you get to see, for the little ones to play here.And when I went there was a hippo in the water

The Mumbai Zoo, formerly known as the Victoria Gardens, now called the Veermata Jijabhai Udyaan, There seems to be a lot of space for new animals, but no new animals seem to be there yet. But kids can enjoy their, they have made play garden inside. and also good place for relaxing, natural air. Do visit