The park operates a specialized program for the conservation of the Xoloitzcuintli, Mexico's hairless dog breed.
The facility includes a 'Rancho Los Alamos' section that simulates traditional Mexican rural life and farming practices.
It is one of the few places in the region to offer interactive experiences with giraffes and dromedary camels in a controlled setting.
The park's safari circuit is designed to allow species like zebras, antelopes, and ostriches to coexist in communal free-range areas.
It maintains a focus on rehabilitating injured raptors for potential release or educational display.
Reino Animal is a safari-style wildlife conservation center located near the Teotihuacan archaeological site. The park allows visitors to interact with African savannah species from safari vehicles and walking trails. It houses over 1,500 animals across 130 species, including jaguars, raptors, and various ungulates. The facility emphasizes environmental education and the conservation of Mexican endemic species. Visitors can observe animal feeding sessions and participate in falconry demonstrations. The grounds are divided into specific habitats designed to replicate the native environments of the resident species. It functions as a hybrid between an open-range zoo and an interactive education center.
The elevated viewing bridge in the African savannah section for panoramic shots of the herd.
Bring a high-zoom camera lens as safari vehicles keep a respectful distance from the larger animals.
Carry sun protection such as hats and high-SPF sunscreen, as much of the park is uncovered and exposed to intense sun.
Plan to participate in the 'Safari' transit early in your visit to ensure you cover the largest animal enclosures before afternoon heat increases animal lethargy.
Do not attempt to walk between animal sections outside of designated pedestrian paths, as the park is designed for vehicle transit.
Generally closed on Mondays.
Do not feed animals unless explicitly authorized by park staff, as most enclosures prohibit outside food.
