About Taman Safari Prigen
Taman Safari Prigen, also known as Taman Safari Indonesia II, is a large safari and theme park in Prigen, Pasuruan Regency, East Java. Opened in 1997, it covers about 350 hectares on the slopes of Mount Arjuno. It is notable as East Java's largest wildlife park, housing over 2,500 animals from Indonesian and international species, and combining conservation, education and recreation with safari drives, animal presentations and amusement facilities.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a drive-through Safari Journey in private or park vehicles through open habitats with tigers, lions, elephants, zebras and other animals, followed by walk-through zones including Baby Zoo, Aquatic Zone and Bird Aviary. The park features animal educational shows, amusement rides, water park areas, restaurants and landscaped grounds on a cool highland setting surrounded by forested hills.
Key highlights
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Safari Journey drive-through habitat with diverse wildlife
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Baby Zoo and animal encounter areas
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Aquatic and dolphin educational presentations
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Amusement rides and water attractions
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Conservation and breeding programs for endangered Indonesian species
History of Taman Safari Prigen
Developed by Taman Safari Indonesia Group and opened in December 1997 as the second Taman Safari park after Taman Safari Bogor. Established on the slopes of Mount Arjuno as a conservation, breeding and education centre for Indonesian and global wildlife, expanding the group's wildlife conservation network in East Java.
Route
| By air | Fly to Juanda International Airport (SUB) in Surabaya, then continue by road about 1.5-2 hours to Prigen |
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| By train |