Animal & Bird Zone
a. Poultry
The Poultry Interaction Zone allows visitors — especially children and students — to actively engage with farm chickens. Participants can gently pet the birds, feed them under supervision, observe their behavior up close, and even enjoy playful moments chasing them around the enclosed area. It is a safe, guided, and joyful farm experience that goes beyond just observation.
Direct interaction with chickens builds comfort around animals and reduces fear, especially in young children.
It teaches responsibility, empathy toward livestock, and basic understanding of animal behavior and feeding habits.
For students, it creates practical exposure to poultry management while making learning fun and memorable.
The activity strengthens connection with rural life and highlights the importance of poultry in sustainable farming systems.
b. Duck
visitors can observe and play with ducks in a natural farm setting, usually near ponds or water areas.
Participants can feed the ducks under supervision, watch their swimming patterns, understand their feeding habits, and learn about basic duck rearing practices.
This activity offers a close and enjoyable experience with waterfowl in a rural agricultural environment.
Duck interaction helps children and students understand integrated farming systems, especially the role of ducks in pest control and sustainable agriculture.
It builds empathy toward animals, encourages responsibility, and provides real-time learning about livestock management.
The calm environment of ducks near water also creates a relaxing and memorable eco-tourism experience while promoting awareness of diversified farming practices.
c. Rabbit
Visitors can gently pet, feed, and interact with rabbits in a safe and supervised farm environment.
This activity builds empathy toward animals while offering a fun and educational rural farm experience for children and students.
d. Goat
Visitors can feed, touch, and observe goats in a safe farm setting while learning about their care and feeding practices.
This activity helps students understand livestock farming and builds confidence, responsibility, and connection with rural life.
e. Cow
Visitors can feed, touch, and learn about cows in a supervised farm environment, including basic dairy practices and cattle care.
This activity builds respect for livestock, improves agricultural awareness, and connects students with traditional and sustainable farming systems.
f. Pigs
Visitors can observe, feed, and learn about pigs in a clean and supervised farm environment while understanding their feeding and housing systems.
This activity creates awareness about diversified livestock farming and helps students appreciate the role of pigs in sustainable rural agriculture.
G. Guinea Pigs
Soft, friendly, and full of charm — our guinea pigs welcome children to gently hold, pet, and feed them in a calm farm setting.
This delightful interaction builds kindness toward animals and creates a memorable, heartwarming rural experience.
