Asian Highlands transports Zoo guests on an immersive journey through Asia, ranging from the grassland foothills of Northern India, through the Himalayan Mountains. Asian Highlands is set on a previously undeveloped eight acres inside Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium along the main path north of Simmons Aviary.

The guest pathway totals 1,850 feet with 750 feet dedicated to animal viewing areas.

Explore new habitats for snow leopard, Amur tiger and Indian rhino. Discover new species, such as Reeve's muntjac, sloth bear, Sichuan takin and Chinese goral. Also see red panda, white-naped crane, Père David's deer and tufted deer.

Immerse yourself in a desert environment at the Desert Dome, the world's largest indoor desert located under the world's largest glazed geodesic dome.

See plant and animal life from three of the world's deserts: the Namib Desert of southern Africa, the Red Center of Australia and the Sonoran Desert of the southwest United States.

Navigate the ocean floor as sharks and other marine life circle overhead in the Suzanne and Walter Scott Aquarium, the largest aquarium within a Zoo.

Explore the natural rainforest environment as you walk through the Lied Jungle, North America's largest indoor rainforest.

Cross a unique swing bridge, through wet caves and beyond swooping tree limbs to the sounds of crashing waterfalls, see gibbons and other primates swinging in the canopy and experience exotic plant life.

Only upper level is open at this time.

Travel through the 28-acre African Grasslands exhibit with the likes of elephant, white rhino, cheetah, sable antelope, bongo, ostrich and impala rising into view upon your every move. See eye-to-eye with reticulated giraffe from the all-new Giraffe Encounter. Feed and brush the African pygmy goats at the kraal. View the African lions from the peak of the exhibit, while they gaze into the distance over the entire exhibit.

Also learn about the life of a wildlife manager at Wildlife Management HQ, where you can see the tools of the trade, communicate over radio and sit in a real grounded Bell 47 helicopter or Land Rover.

Can't make it to the Zoo just yet? Let your learning journey continue through our series of interactive videos and activities, so you can still enjoy the Zoo from your living room - or wherever you are. See what some of the animals are up to in their habitats, how the keepers care for them each day, possibly visit your favorite part of the Zoo and more. Don't forget to share what you learned using the hashtags #ZooFromHome and #ThisIsHowWeZoo on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

We have been working hard to identify alternative ways to cover the essential expenses necessary to care for the 30,000-plus animals that call the Zoo home. We need you, our loyal supporters, now more than ever to ensure our vital mission of animal care and conservation continues. Please consider making a donation to the Zoo's Emergency Support Fund today.

Social distance from home while interacting with our staff online from different parts of the Zoo, where you will meet new animals, learn a variety of topics and meet some of our zookeepers—just like you were here. Engage with our staff in 45 - 60 minute experiences, such as virtual camps, backstage experiences, field trips and more.