Amaru Zoológico Bioparque

Amaru Zoológico Bioparque is a zoo and biopark located in Cuenca, Ecuador

Amaru Zoológico Bioparque is a popular attraction in Cuenca, Ecuador, offering visitors a unique experience with a variety of animal species. Established in 2006, Amaru Zoológico Bioparque is dedicated to conservation and education, promoting the preservation of endangered species through its breeding programs and rehabilitation efforts. The zoo's 15-hectare (37-acre) facility is home to over 200 animal species, including jaguars, pumas, monkeys, birds, and reptiles. Amaru Zoológico Bioparque offers a range of activities for visitors, including guided tours, educational programs, and interactive exhibits. The zoo's botanical garden showcases over 1,000 plant species, providing a natural habitat for many of the animals. In addition to its role as a conservation center, Amaru Zoológico Bioparque is committed to sustainable practices, using solar energy, recycling, and reducing waste. The zoo's mission is to educate visitors about the importance of conservation, and to inspire them to take action to protect the environment and wildlife. Amaru Zoológico Bioparque is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike, offering a fun and educational experience for visitors of all ages. With its focus on conservation and sustainability, Amaru Zoológico Bioparque is an important part of Cuenca's cultural and ecological landscape.