A really fun experience with our sons, 9 and 12. Us adults learned a lot as well. There is a tour about every hour and a tour guide takes you on a 2-hour walk around their park. There are some amazing birds and you are able to get us very close and personal. You will need to speak at least some Spanish in order to get the most out of it and learn. The restaurant is also quite delicious. Highly recommend for a half-day activity.

During my vacation in Bogota, I decided to come here to get my vacation started. It was the best decision I ever made. Everybody is very friendly and informative. They do a great job and work very hard. You can tell they really enjoy what they do.

It's an amazing opportunity to know how our environment works, it has lots of birds that were rescued from the illegal traffic. You can spend time with different animals and the guides and the staff are awesome. It's a great place to visit.

Great place with low admission for learning about all about the biodiversity of animals. However it can be dirty and better food options are needed there.

Great place! They really care about the animals there and the eco system. You get to get an up close experience, but the animals are still respected and treated like the wild creatures that they are. All of their animals were rescued from illegal trafficking or taken in after being injured. They also have a hiking trail that you can do. You must book your visit I advance though.

Nice place to get in touch with species rescued from ilegal traffic

Nice place to visit on a sunday afternoon. The feeding of the vultures was orchestrated like a Freddy Kruger Nightmare on Elm Street Scene straight out of the 1980's. A pesadilla for the little man - a marvel for the Bourgeoisie. Take me back to '99.

It is a place that helps animals mainly from police requisitions or injured animals. The staff is super friendly and the guide "red" is superb. Some of the animals that you will find are birds. As a message, we are an ecosystem, we need to take care of plants and animals.

a good option to spend your time if you are in Bogotá. In fact I thought that I would see an open and big place but no. I asked by WhatsApp that there is a need for reservation or not and they replied that "no". But especially weekends a bit crowded. because of this they are asking reservation. We went with our son, 5 years old and he can climb to the top without any difficulty. There are 2 big tents. In the first you can see 2 big eagles. in the second there are 2 big eagles, owl and some interesting birds. In other side of campus there are rattons and some kinds of insects. Entrance is 30.000 COP for one and autoparking is 4000 COP. It's not amazing but it can be try. Personel is good and helpful. Giftshop is unenriched. It should have more kinds.

It's a great place, because they actually save animals from illegal trafficking and all of the animals they've got there come from Colombia. I love the idea of going through the park with a guide who describes all the tenants one by one. There is even a show with birds and an opportunity to go hiking with them in the beginning of every month.

It was very fun and enjoyable, really recommend going to as a tourist or local!

Awesome. Must visit.

I like their mission and the tour guides are knowledgeable about the animals and their ecosystems. I hope they get more funding to keep improving the place.

The best placer to visit to know about Colombian diversity

Absolutely loved it! Their hawk show is so awesome!