Snake Park & Mini Zoo Parassinikkadavu

Snake Park & Mini Zoo Parassinikkadavu

Parassinikkadavu - Mayyil Rd, Dharmasala, Parassinikadavu, Kerala 670563, India

About Snake Park & Mini Zoo Parassinikkadavu

Parassinikkadavu Snake Park houses 31 animal species and inspires visitors of all ages to enjoy a passion for wildlife and conservation. If a tourist comes here, this place takes a whole day. This is a good place for the person as a whole and everyone wants to see the animals very clearly. The animals and their activity they want to know more about. The animal's cage is subject to the animal's performance. These animals are very raw, are completely covered and do not harm the people they are in a cage.

Social activists led by Hon established Parassinikkadavu Snake Park. M.V., former State Minister. Raghavan was bought from the government of Kerala on 8 January 1982. This snake park is an offshoot of the 'Visha Chikitsa Kendra' Pappinisseri intended for the treatment of Snakebites.

In 1964, the treatment centre for Pappinisseri Snake Bite was founded. Ayurvedic, allopathic and traditional practises combined, this is a centre for treating patients with snakes bite. It was very common for people who brought snake dick victims to carry snakes also, as in many cases they were alive, killed or harmed. The treatment of snakes such as Vipers, Cobras and Kraits played important roles, since snakebite therapies varied. After the snake is identified and symptoms match with the particular type of snake, it was easy for the doctors to treat them immediately. Inspired by Sri were the founders. Whitaker, the famous herpetologist who played a major role in setting up Snake Park in Chennai and Crocodile Park. The most important motivation for Social Activists in this region to build this park was to offer a practical opportunity to raise awareness of the ecological importance of Snakes. In the last decade, over fifty lakhs visited this park. Over the last 34 years, this park has been an important educational centre for students and the public.

Witnessed King Cobras, Vipers, Crocodile and many other snakes and reptiles and interact with them. Apart from snakes, the park also contains a rarity of animals, such as Lion-tailed macaque species at risk, reptiles, birds, and crocodiles.

There are a variety of snakes such as King Cobra, Vipers and many others here. Both foreign and domestic tourists visit it regularly. For various species, it is a haven, whether venomous or non-venomous. It's a small, well-preserved zoo with good replenishments, etc. It's a park designed to preserve and preserve snakes. Rare animals such as lion macaques endangered are present. The park hosts a show where trained experts play and interact with a range of snakes.

Parassinikkadavu Snake Park is 16 km from Kannur Town of Kerala State in the south of India, and it is devoted to preserving and preserving snakes. In Kerala, this is the only one of its kind.

The Snake Park has a lot to offer.

More than 100 snakes and other animals are present in the park, including Cobra Spectacled, Cobra King, Vipers of Russell, Krati, and different pitvipers. A huge collection of non-venomous snakes, including pythons, is also on display. Aside from snakes, the park also has uncommon wildlife such as the endangered Lion-tailed Macaque, reptiles, birds, and crocodiles.

There are live shows in the park in which trained professionals, including King Cobras and vipers, play and interact with a variety of snakes. The show aims to remove legendary fears about snakes and superstitions. The snake park has three serpentine pits, fifteen snakes and King Cobras two big glasshouses. A King Cobra breeding centre is also present as part of the research and conservation initiatives in the park.

Treatment Center for the Snake Bite Park

The Snake Park is a subsidiary unit of the Society Pappinisseri Vishachikitsa, from which different snake bites can be treated. In 1964 the centre in Pappiniseseri, Kannur was set up to focus on people with snake morsels. It is one of the eight branches of Ayurveda Medicine that works with toxicology because of food intoxicación, snakebites, dog bites, insect pits and more. It also acts as the leader in Advanced Clinical Research, Literacy in Agada Tantra. It has had a monopoly on snakebite cases in the state since its inception in 1964.

Education Snake Sensitivity Class:

You know Snake park Team informative lecture about common snakes in our ecosystem and wrong views of our society.

Amphitheatre:

Has Wildlife ever watched a big screen documentary? If you can't yet... Take a break and take some time to learn about wildlife through our amphitheatre's famous documentaries.

Parassinikkadavu Snake Park King cobra breeding centre

At the Parassinikkadavu Snake Park-Mini zoo here on World Wildlife Day, a King cobra breeding centre was established

The King Cobra Center was set up as part of the park's research and conservation efforts, Mini Zoo Director E. Kunhiraman said.

How to get to Snake Park in Parassinikkadavu

The park, where the closest main railway station is, is about 16 km from the town of Kannur. It is also close to Mangalore's national highway. From Kannur and the nearby Taliparamba, there are frequent buses (8 km). You can take a taxi/rickshaw to the park at Dharmasala on the Mangalore-Trivandshaw highway. Snake Park is located in southern India's Kannur District of Kerala State.

Visit Parassinikkadavu Snake Park & Mini Zoo

The price of the ticket:

Adult: Rs. 30

Children: Rs.20

Camera: Rs. 30

Children: Rs.

Video: 50 Rs.

Free entry Age under 5 and above 80

Packages:

Free Entry LKG &UKG (Free for 1 staff per 10 students)

Students of the school: Rs. 15 per person; (Free for 1 staff per 10 students)

Students at university: Rs.20 per student (Free for 1 staff per 10 students)