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Road D, Pasig, PH Philippines
contacts phone: +63 932 115 1535
website: www.avilonzoo.ph
larger map & directionsLatitude: 14.5883032, Longitude: 121.0782796
Cynthia Manzanares
::Nice place to teach children about animals and enjoy the experience at the same time.
Jasper
::This is a small zoo that be can be visited in 1-2 hours depending on how much you choose to interact with the animals. Our group of 5 adults and 5 kids (ages 2-14) had a great time feeding crocodiles, some gigantic Amazon fish, guinea pigs, rabbits, and goats. We also took pics with an orangutan, parrots, and birds of prey. The facilities are well maintained and animals appear well kept. As some reviewers have indicated, the enclosures for the big cats are smaller then most major zoos. If you are expecting a major "big city" zoo, then you will be disappointed. However, if you are looking for a small zoo with many opportunities to interact with the animals then this place is great.
Reynaldo Gallardo
::A bit pricey especially for walk-ins. Attractions include a lion, lots of different kinds of birds and small animals. Good for kids if they are with knowledgeable adults. Adults would find the place lacking. Photo-ops with birds and an orangutan. Place is clean for a zoo.
Sheena Sofia Tegerero
::Good because it is very near and there are plenty of animals inside but all the animals look lonely especially those who dont have companions also the animals looks very thirsty and hungry. I wish they take care of the animals. Plus the picture taking and feeding of animals is expensive HAAHAH but overall its good !
John Gan
::Pretty small and selection very limited. Hope they could make their alligator snapping turtles feed-able too by guests. Also, to make their ponds cleaner and clearer so it would be easier for guests to see the animals there. Good enough tho for a quick visit. We were there for about half an hour while being able to feed both their arapimas and their alligators. Will visit their other branch in Malabon for the full experience.