ABQ BioPark Zoo is located in Albuquerque. The 64-acre and located within the Albuquerque Biological Park, It has over 1,000 animals in a range of naturalistic habitats, including some 250 species. They aim to enrich lives by teaching, recreating, conserving, and studying. You can enjoy the children's playground colors, a 3-year-old jungle gym, and a splash pad that opens in summer. The staff is kind and passionate about the animals, and they take care of the animals' comfort. In addition, there are self-guided field trips for the school and youth groups. The Zoo offers enjoyable, interactive zoo experiences, botanical gardens, Tingley beach, and an aquarium. It affords complimentary admission for children (2 and under).
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ABQ BIOPARK ZOO REVIEWS
Loved this place. We went in the winter, so it was quite nice seeing some green in the middle of the desert. They had Japanese gardens, Mediterranean gardens, and a desert garden(which quite truthfully we skipped, as that Landscape is everywhere). We saw some little wild hares and my little one chased, which was a treat. They had a little area for kids to play with sand, and also a big live display/collection.
I have been to Zoos all over the country and I love the Albuquerque Bio Park. There is a lot to do here and the animals have lots of space. It will take a full day to walk through and see everything. They are always doing some updates and improving the habitats. They have one of the most amazing and largest collections of reptiles. This bio park also has a large plant collection. There is a lot of educational resources as well. You will love this zoo.
I love our zoo. I have been too big city zoos and it really makes me appreciate ours. The animals are beautiful and active. It's spacious and the scenery is gorgeous! I always recommend our zoo first to visitors.
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Indian Pueblo Cultural Center was established in 1976. It is an expansive museum where visitors can explore pottery, arts & crafts, jewelry, and more from local Native American tribes. It is owned and operated by the 19 Indian Pueblos of New Mexico and is dedicated to preserving and perpetuating Pueblo Indian Culture. It provides an exciting schedule of cultural and civic activities, including exhibitions of revolving museums events with artists from Native America. Tourists can also sample Pueblo Harvest's award-winning local, pueblo-inspired cuisine. Their permanent collection holds thousands of rare objects and artworks, such as a world-renowned Pueblo pottery set, both traditional and contemporary. Guided walking tours or a customized tour schedule are available. In addition, they offer free access to military members and their families in active service, including the national guard and reserve.
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Collections, Teacher and Families Programs, Library, Dining, Educational Trips, Tours, Shopping, School Visits, Gallery, Native Dances, Accommodations, Summer Camp, Exhibits, Event Rental, Signature Events & Resilience Garden
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Admission:
Adults: $10
Seniors (62 & over): $7
Military (Active & Retired): $8
New Mexico Residents: $8
School Children (10+): $7
Group Tour (10+): $7
Adults: $10
Seniors (62 & over): $7
Military (Active & Retired): $8
New Mexico Residents: $8
School Children (10+): $7
Group Tour (10+): $7
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Working Hours:
Tue-Sun: 9am - 4pm
Mon: Closed
Mon: Closed
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INDIAN PUEBLO CULTURAL CENTER REVIEWS
First-time visitor. Excellent exhibition of cultural aspects of Puebloans who used to live here. Every time I realize how much damage Spain inflicted on the native American population and their culture, I look around the world and realize nothing has changed. The strong always prey on the weak without considering their culture. Wonderful exhibition. I Will visit again.
This is a really profound and moving place to visit. The exhibits of Native American art are beautiful and captivating. Everyone here is kind, knowledgeable, and generous with their time. The preservation of Native American arts and culture is important and visiting the cultural center is a great way to show support to the community.
It was a great place to meet Native American Indian Culture We happen to be there that day and we had not known the 39th celebration on the same day. If we were not pressed for time we want to stay longer. They had many artists showing their crafts. Beautiful authentic crafts from various nations. in the region. All were very friendly at the educational center. I will come back with more time. Lookup the events they have throughout the whole year. You will not be disappointed.
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ABQ BioPark Botanic Garden is one of the top 12 gardens in the world. They discover more than 1.5 miles of pathways via traditional and whimsical gardens planned to delight your senses. The garden is a 36-acre botanical garden. The Displays feature Mediterranean and Desert Conservatories, 1920s greenhouse, Japanese, and traditional gardens. The botanical garden includes a kid's dream garden, water, plant exhibits, display gardens, and the BUGarium insect show. ABQ BioPark Botanic Garden also has seasonal classes, tours, and events. It contains 40 species of wild insects and other significant pollinators. It offers complimentary admission for Children (2 and under). You can spend hours wandering around and learning about the different plants and see some of the animals in the garden.
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Unique Gifts, Showcases Plants, Formal Themed, Group, and Guided Tour, Special Events, Demonstration Garden, School Programs & Unlimited Train Rides
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Admission:
New Mexico Residents:
Adults: $10
Seniors (65+): $5.50
Youth (3-12): $5
Non-Residents:
Adults: $10
Seniors (65+): $7.50
Youth (3-12): $5
New Mexico Residents:
Adults: $10
Seniors (65+): $5.50
Youth (3-12): $5
Non-Residents:
Adults: $10
Seniors (65+): $7.50
Youth (3-12): $5
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Working Hours:
Mon-Sun: 9am - 5pm
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ABQ BIOPARK BOTANIC GARDEN REVIEWS
I have been here a number of times and always enjoyed it. Zoo lights was a lovely time. The park has plenty of food and drink options during the event and we had a lot of fun. Regular zoo hours are also enjoyable, with plenty to see and lots of activities for those looking for more than just looking at animals. The garden is beautiful and includes a few interactive exhibits that will delight both young and old. An all-around great time!
Beautiful, fun, quirky exploration zones for my kiddos of very different ages. The tiniest are awed by the beauty and roaming space while the big kids loved the detail and vast information stores. The aquarium is gorgeous and perfect for kids to take a break from the heat, the whimsical botanical gardens could be explored for hours, and the animal park was lovely. Great, educational family fun.
Omg! The river of lights was amazing. I felt like a little kid. I look forward to coming back when the weather is nicer and not as cold. I love botanic gardens.
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