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The 6 Best Nature & Wildlife Areas in Chiapas, Chiapas
Discover the best top things to do in Chiapas, Southern Mexico including Aluxes Palenque, Centro Turistico Lagos de Colon, Centro Ecoturistico El Aguacero, Reserva Huitepec, La Ceiba de Manguito, La Casa del Morpho.
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1. Aluxes Palenque
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 717 reviews
We are Aluxes Ecoparque a non-profit non-governmental civil association based in Palenque Chiapas. Due to all the destruction of the ecosystems in the last couple of years Aluxes was created. The mission: ecosystemic rescue. To start more than 10, 000 trees were planted on the property along with other plants to complement and balance the new ecosystem that was being created, along with that process the natural wetlands on the property were rehabilitated and the lagoon system was reintroduced. This work gave way to a series of microclimates that allowed species of local flora and fauna to reemerge. Today there is an incredible amount of wildlife living naturally there, making the park a beautiful place full of life and color. We have a variety of projects to help our mission along, we are the first wildlife rescue center in the state, working alongside local authorities we help rescue and rehabilitate animals that have been victims of cruelty and trafficking.
Reviewed By 679randye
The ruins get all the attention but this zoo is amazing! Beautiful animals everywhere, wonderful little walk through an amazing little park! And the animals all looked very well taken care of which is the most important thing!
2. Centro Turistico Lagos de Colon
3. Centro Ecoturistico El Aguacero
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
4. Reserva Huitepec
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By uthersb - Merida, Mexico
This was a great little trip. We wanted to get a colectivo so we walked to the Av Ramon Larainzar which becomes San Juan Chamula road. We hailed the first one that came along and I showed him the location on the phone. It cost 8 pesos. 30 pesos got us in and there was a map on a board. The walk is very pleasant and at a gentle pace took us about 1hr30. Lots of stops to sit down en route. We then got a colectivo back. Again, we hailed the first one and decided to see where it would take us. We went around the edge of San Cris and into the Castillo Market, which was perfect as that is where we were staying. Again, that cost 8 pesos.
