Borås djurpark, Zoo in Borås, Sweden.
Borås Djurpark spans over 40 hectares and houses more than 500 animals representing approximately 80 different species from around the world.
The zoo was established in 1962 by Sigvard Berggren, who brought home Simba the lion cub from one of his trips, marking the beginning of this wildlife park.
As a member of the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria, the park participates in international breeding programs and conservation efforts to protect endangered species.
Located in central Borås, the zoo offers easy walking access from the city center and features multiple dining options and designated barbecue areas for families.
Visitors can experience overnight stays at the Wildlife Camp, sleeping in African-inspired tents with direct views of savannah animals during their nocturnal activities.
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