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Emirates Park Zoo and Resort is one of Abu Dhabi's most popular attractions for residents and tourists. It's a tremendous all-year-round family activity, so why should you visit?
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Visiting the Emirates Park Zoo is a great way to mix education and excitement.
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Home to different animal species and an ever-growing list of attractions and fun activities, there's plenty to see and do.
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A total of 1,700 animals are in this zoo, which includes a white tiger, cheetah, Siberian Bear, lion and many more.
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You can stay inside the premises longer because it has luxurious resorts.
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You can participate in exciting activities like crocodile feeding, breakfast with a parrot and many more.
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The park has a large animal theatre in which groups of children and adults are shown exotic animals such as baby crocodiles and falcons.
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The zoo was built for visitors to appreciate nature, experience something unique and make unforgettable memories.
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Home to wildcats, reptiles, birds, herbivores, primates, and more. Do all the exploring with your eyes and cameras, but skip the flash!
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If you want to know some of the most incredible creatures, how about feeding them their favourite meal? From hippos to monkeys and farm animals, please give it a go under the watchful eye of the zoo guides.
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Children can run around and enjoy the adventure park, burning off much of that stored energy. There are plenty of shaded areas and seating.
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