Wheelchair accessibility at Dehiwala Zoological Gardens.
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Are the main paths flat and paved enough for a wheelchair user to navigate easily.
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The Dehiwala Zoological Gardens are quite expansive and built on a naturally hilly terrain. While the main central avenues are flat and paved, navigating the steeper side paths to certain enclosures in a wheelchair can be physically challenging. It is accessible, but bringing a strong companion to assist with the inclines is highly recommended.
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