Taman Safari Indonesia

Taman Safari Indonesia in Cisarua, Bogor, West Java is Indonesia's first safari park and a major wildlife conservation and recreation park. Located in the Puncak highlands about 80 km south of Jakarta, it houses over 2,500 animals from Indonesian and global species in open, naturalistic enclosures. Notable for its drive-through Safari Journey, animal shows, and breeding programs, it combines wildlife viewing, education, and family amusement facilities.

Visitors can drive or ride a park bus through the Safari Journey to see free-roaming animals such as tigers, lions, elephants, giraffes and zebras from inside the vehicle. Beyond the safari, the park offers walk-through exhibits, Baby Zoo, animal shows including dolphin, elephant and tiger presentations, amusement rides, water park areas, restaurants, and landscaped highland surroundings with cool mountain air.

Initiated in 1980 on a 50-hectare estate in Cisarua by H. Jansen Manansang and associates, Taman Safari Indonesia was developed as Indonesia's first safari park and opened to the public in 1986. It was established to support wildlife conservation, captive breeding, research and environmental education.

Functions as a national conservation and environmental education center that promotes awareness of Indonesian wildlife and biodiversity for families, students and domestic and international visitors.