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1. Emperor Valley Zoo & Botanical Gardens
GardenThe cultivated expanse of parkland north of the Savannah is the site of the president's and prime minister's official residences and also the Emperor Valley Zoo & Botanical Gardens. A meticulous lattice of walkways and local flora, the parkland was first laid out in 1820 for Governor Ralph Woodford. In the midst of the serene wonderland is the 8-acre zoo, which exhibits mostly birds and animals of the region—including the brilliantly plumed scarlet ibis as well as slithering anacondas and pythons; you can also see (and hear) the wild parrots that breed in the surrounding foliage. Two African giraffes and several big cats were added to the collection in 2013 and have proven to be hugely attractive with locals. The zoo, which is undergoing a major renovation to make it more of a naturalistic setting, draws a quarter of a million visitors a year. Tours are free.
Northern side of Queen's Park Savannah, Port of Spain, Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago868-622–3530Sight Details
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2. Emperor Valley Zoo & Botanical Gardens
The cultivated expanse of parkland north of the Savannah is the site of the president's and prime minister's official residences and also the Emperor Valley Zoo & Botanical Gardens. A meticulous lattice of walkways and local flora, the parkland was first laid out in 1820 for Governor Ralph Woodford. In the midst of the serene wonderland is the 8-acre zoo, which exhibits mostly birds and animals of the region—including the brilliantly plumed scarlet ibis as well as slithering anacondas and pythons; you can also see (and hear) the wild parrots that breed in the surrounding foliage. Two African giraffes and several big cats were added to the collection in 2013 and have proven to be a huge draw for locals. The zoo, which underwent a major renovation and expansion to make it more of a naturalistic setting, draws a quarter of a million visitors a year. Tours are free.
St. Ann's, Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago868-622–5344Sight Details
Rate Includes: Zoo TT$30, gardens free -
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