Discover the biodiversity of Colombia with the Ukumari Biopark Tour, an educational and entertaining journey through one of the most impressive parks in the region. Located in the heart of the Coffee Cultural Landscape, this biopark is home to over 1,000 species of native and exotic flora and fauna. During the tour, you’ll explore its diverse habitats from cloud forests to tropical jungles and learn about the conservation of endangered species. Plus, you’ll enjoy interactive activities for the whole family, making this an excellent ecotourism experience in Colombia.
Ukumarí Biopark is home to a wide variety of both native and exotic species. Some of the animals you can expect to see include:
Spectacled bear
African lions
Primates such as monkeys and lemurs
Various bird species like macaws, toucans, and parrots
Reptiles and amphibians
Butterflies in the butterfly garden
Each zone of the park represents a different ecosystem, including African Savannah and South American Tropical Forest, offering an immersive experience.
Yes, Ukumarí is ideal for families and children. The park has interactive zones, educational exhibits, and animal encounters that are specially designed for young visitors. It’s a great place to learn about biodiversity in a fun and engaging way.
Yes, the tour includes explanations about wildlife conservation. Guides share valuable insights into the preservation efforts of endangered species, environmental education, and the importance of biodiversity. The biopark plays an active role in conservation programs and public awareness.
The Ukumari Biopark is the largest zoological park in Colombia and one of the most advanced in terms of conservation and environmental education.
The biopark houses the only butterfly house in Colombia with endemic species, making it a unique site for biodiversity enthusiasts.
The name “Ukumari” comes from the Quechua indigenous language, meaning “spectacled bear,” an iconic species of Colombian wildlife that inhabits the park.