Solo Safari Map (2024 – 2022)
Planning a day at Solo Safari?
Solo Safari is a wildlife zoo and recreational park located in Surakarta (Solo), Central Java, Indonesia. Formerly known as Taman Satwa Taru Jurug, it features native and exotic animals, including elephants, tigers, and birds. The park emphasizes conservation, education, and cultural performances for family visitors.
The most up-to-date Solo Safari Map makes it easy to spot highlights like the Elephant Trail, Giraffe Deck, and Safari Skywalk. Navigate directly to popular areas like the Children’s Adventure Zone and the Lemur Island overlook.
Whether you’re chasing the best lunch spots near Jungle Resto or timing your visit for the Komodo feeding session, this map keeps every moment focused on the adventure, not on getting lost.
Solo Safari Map 2024
Solo Safari Map 2024 updates include expanded interactive zones featuring more endemic Indonesian animals, enhanced educational programs for students, and upgraded visitor facilities for a more modern and immersive experience. New attractions like the Plaza Aviary, where visitors can see a variety of birds including peacocks, and improved animal exhibits have been added. The park has also focused on sustainability and conservation efforts, making it both a premier family destination and a center for wildlife education and research.
Printable Solo Safari Map PDF 2024
Solo Safari Map 2022
Solo Safari Map 2022 updates include the addition of new wildlife trails, expanded coverage of hidden gems and local hotspots, and improved guidance for independent travelers seeking flexible routes and activities. The map now highlights the best trails for wildlife sightings and emphasizes safety by marking well-defined areas for solo adventurers. These enhancements make it easier for solo travelers to plan secure and rewarding safari experiences while discovering unique locations in Surakarta, Indonesia.
FAQ
What time does Solo Safari open and close?
Solo Safari opens at 08:30 AM and closes at 04:30 PM on weekdays. On weekends and holidays, it opens earlier at 08:00 AM and still closes at 04:30 PM. The zoo operates daily, including weekends and public holidays.
How much is admission to Solo Safari?
Admission to Solo Safari ranges from Rp45,000–Rp110,000 for adults and Rp30,000–Rp80,000 for children, depending on ticket type and day. This is approximately $2.75–$6.80 USD for adults and $1.85–$4.95 USD for children, using the June 2025 exchange rate of 1 IDR ≈ 0.0000617 USD. Children under two years old enter free.
What animals can you see at Solo Safari?
Solo Safari features around 347 animals from 87 species, including Komodo dragons, Javan gibbons, lions, binturongs, wallabies, and various birds and primates. The park houses both endemic and endangered Indonesian species. Visitors can also see tigers, monkeys, and other exotic wildlife.
Can visitors feed or interact with animals at Solo Safari?
Visitors can feed and interact with select animals in designated areas like the Petting Zoo. Activities include feeding gentle animals such as rabbits and tortoises, and taking photos with certain animals under staff supervision. These experiences are included with both regular and premium tickets.
