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This is a very special place. Please note, it’s a short drive outside of the city and the other are purely ground. Unique experience in many ways. Argentinians get charged less, but remember, foreigners don’t pay 21% taxes when traveling within the country, so I would stop complaining. …
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Date of experience: July 2019
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It was not one of the best experiences in Buenos Aires. To tell you, it's rather embarrassing to see sleeping animals so humans can take pictures. Because we have been curious to see such a place, ethically and sentimentally we are not comfortable with such a situation. Some animals in small cages, with no room to move perfectly and fully. Very sad to see animals like lions, lionesses, tigers, baby tigers, even elephants with chains or collars tied to the wall or sleeping on tables. We have not had the courage to feed ourselves on the spot.…
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Date of experience: December 2019
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Its too good big and awesome Zoo in Argentina. After evening time, we get a chance to see Tiger and Lion face to face, we can touch them, ofcourse in front of trainers and click pictures It was amazing experience. Must visit place..best Zoo to visit till now... Many types of tiger and Lions. Also get a chance to touch small tiger. …
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Date of experience: October 2019
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Non Argentinians get charged triple to enter. Bad place in all ways. It should be closed down permanently.
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Date of experience: October 2019
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This place should be closed down. Animals are drugged in order for tourists to ride them. Since when it is ok to sit on a lion? If you love animals please dknt go there!
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Date of experience: August 2019
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