Casela Bird Park

　　Casela Bird Park is situated in the Black River District of Mauritius, spanning more than 10 hectares. Opened in 1979, it is a paradise for birds and the best place in Mauritius to observe avian life. The park is home to over 2,500 birds of 160 species across 21 families, including rare species such as the South American macaw, toucan, pink flamingo, red-crowned crane, and crested pigeon. There is also an exhibition room featuring bird specimens from around the world, where visitors can see the critically endangered Mauritius pink pigeon. Additionally, the park has an aquarium and houses animals such as tigers, leopards, lemurs, turtles, and small kangaroos.

　　Casela Bird Park  Reason to visit: The most famous bird park in Mauritius  Continent: Africa【Africa】  Country/Region: Mauritius[Mauritius]  Province/State: Black River District [Black River District]