Zoo Lujan

The zoo, which has a range of lions, cheetahs, bears and tigers, seems tame, and even offers visitors the chance to touch the animals. But Luhan's experience of contact with the beasts has been controversial, and some suspect the zoo used anesthetics, although the zoo insists they are taking reasonable domestication measures. In any case, intimate contact with the beast is dangerous, so it is not recommended to touch the beast when visiting Luhan Zoo, and also remember to be kind to the animal.

The Luyang Zoo is neither gorgeous nor modern, 60 km from Buenos Aires, but it gives a “unique” experience. In Luyang, visitors can enter cages of wildlife such as lions and tigers, feed them with milk and touch their backs...all supervised by its managers and staff, of course. It was an unforgettable experience.

Luhan Zoo, located on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, the capital, tourists can touch the beasts here, everyone can touch the lions, tigers and the like, of course, there is no danger, there are many tourists, you have to make an appointment in advance

Indeed, here you can contact the beasts at zero distance, tigers and lions have, tourists are very happy, we did not touch the animals.

The zoo is in the suburbs, a little distance from the city, and it tastes a bit big when I go in summer, and it may not rain for a few days.