One activity that people can do in Ragunan Zoo is taking a ride on a dinosaur. The ride takes you over a section of the zoo, over areas where people take picnics (and certainly not over wild animal areas! 
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Right in the center of the zoo, there is this large status of a mother orangutan and her baby. I hope that the zoo will maintain its highest priority on orangutans as they are Indonesia’s Great Treasure.
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Fixie bikes, a trend that hits Jakarta. It’s interesting that these teenagers (see their photo below) arrange the bikes on the steps that way. Ragunan Zoo, early in the morning, is filled with a few people who can enjoy fresh air while taking a stroll, jogging or riding a bike. But as it gets to 9 o’clock, people are starting to stream in; and a couple of hours after that, it gets uncomfortably crowded like an ancient Baghdad bazaar (well … I’m exaggerating a bit, but I just don’t like it when there are many people everywhere).
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“I’m glad there is another shed here. Let me take a look at the view from this side.”, the orangutan thought.
Orangutans are Indonesian national treasures. Ibu Ulla and her personal assistant, Barbara are two wonderful people who care about the orangutans. Read an article about them here.
If you’d like to adopt an orangutan, visit Save the Orangutan for more information.
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