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Khao Kheow Open Zoo offers free admission to children and seniors on 23 October

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CHONBURI — Khao Kheow Open Zoo will offer free admission to children and older visitors on 23 October for Piyamaharaj Day, the anniversary of the death of King Chulalongkorn.

Zoo director Narongwit Chodchoi invited the public and tourists to bring their families to the zoo during the long weekend. The free admission offer applies for one day only to children under 12 or no taller than 135cm, and visitors aged 60 or older.

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Visitors can see popular animals including pygmy hippo Moo Deng and her family, two-toed sloth Little Flash, capybaras King Kong Kaew, pygmy hippos Moo Tun and Moo Manao, giant anteater Nong Kop Kaep, wombat Auntie Aisa and clouded leopard Nong Nueng.

The zoo will also hold activities throughout the day, including penguin and painted stork parades, as well as a swimming demonstration by elephants.

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