Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife Center

Retreat into a peaceful green refuge, where nature and wildlife thrive amid the urban landscape of Quezon City. Spanning 22.7 hectares, the Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife Center is a sanctuary to a range of native plants and wildlife, including rescued, confiscated, donated, sick, abandoned or injured and placed under the care of the facility.

At the heart of the park is a tranquil lagoon surrounded by greenery, offering visitors a chance to slow down and reconnect with nature. Opened to the public in 1970, the park has evolved into an important space for wildlife conservation, environmental education, recreation, and public appreciation of urban biodiversity.

Whether you're looking for a quiet walk, a closer look at Philippine wildlife, or a refreshing break from the city, NAPWC offers a rare opportunity to experience nature without leaving Quezon City.

Did You Know: This expansive natural site is also a popular venue for private and commercial video and photo shoots. Contact NAPWC by phone or email to secure an approval.