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Where Wildlife Meets Urban Life
Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife Center, located along Elliptical Road, is Metro Manila's only wildlife rescue center and zoo. This 23-hectare park provides a home for rescued animals and offers visitors a chance to connect with Philippine wildlife.
Meet the Residents
The park houses a variety of animals, including:
- Philippine Eagle - our national bird
- Philippine Crocodile - a critically endangered species
- Various deer species native to the Philippines
- A diverse bird collection including hornbills and parrots
- Reptile house with snakes and lizards
Beyond the Zoo
The park offers more than animal encounters:
- Lagoon and fishing area
- Botanical garden with labeled native plants
- Picnic grounds perfect for family gatherings
- Walking and jogging paths
- Children's playground
Educational Programs
The park regularly conducts educational tours for schools and groups. These programs teach about wildlife conservation, endemic species, and environmental protection. Advance booking is required for group tours.
Visitor Tips
The park is busiest on weekends—visit on weekday mornings for a more peaceful experience. Bring insect repellent as the park has many trees and green spaces. Feeding the animals is strictly prohibited.