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Taigan (safari park)

The Belogorsk Lion Safari-Park Taigan ( Белогорський сафарі-парк львів «Тайган» ) is a safari park in the Bilohirsk Raion of Crimea . It is the largest European breeding ground for lions and other large predator mammals. As of 2023 [ update ] about 60 African lions , along with many tigers and other wild animals, roam over the area of over 30 hectares (70 acres; 0.3   km 2 ) of Crimean foothills by the Taigan Reservoir , and are available for public viewing. [1]

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In 2006, Russian businessman Oleg Zubkov, already the owner of the Yalta zoopark "Fairy Tale", purchased real estate on the grounds of a former military institution (НИИ систем связи и управления центрального научно-производственного объединения «Каскад»). He initiated the process of acquiring the usage rights for the 35 hectares (90 acres; 0.4   km 2 ) of land around the property, but it became mired in bureaucratic hurdles aggravated by corruption and politics. As a result of the conflict, in 2015 the park was closed for visitors, but it reopened in April 2016. [2] [3] [4]

British journalist Graham Phillips visited Taigan several times, doing video reports from the park, including the "Walk with the Lions", with direct contact with large cats. [5] In 2018, there was a serious incident at Taigan, with a woman reportedly mauled by one of the lions, as she took part in the Walk with the Lions. Oleg Zubkov accused the woman of being 'drunk', however the case attracted widespread negative publicly for Taigan. [6]

Zubkov refused to apologise for the 'mauling' incident, and vowed that his safari tours, allowing patrons direct contact with big cats, would continue as before. Just a couple of months later, Taigan came to the attention of global media again, when a two-year-old lion crawled into a safari vehicle, giving the tourists cuddles, and even licking one woman in the face. [7]

Although the Taigan "Walk with the Lions" safaris initially continued, in April 2019, after a long dispute with Crimean authorities, years of negative publicity, they were finally banned. [8]

In 2019, Zubkov posted a video to his "Lion Man" YouTube channel, saying that his "2,500 lions, tigers, and bears consume 3,500 tonnes of food a day, and he couldn't afford to feed them all for much longer." Zubkov claimed his problems were caused primarily by his ongoing dispute with the Crimean authorities. He then said he was putting numerous of his animals up for adoption, and he would "have to shoot them" if homes were not found for them. Zubkov's video, and statements, attracted international attention and controversy. [9]

Zubkov was convicted of negligence by a Crimean court in July 2022, after one of his tigers bit off the finger of a 1-year-old boy in September 2021. He was given a prison sentence of two years and three months. Zubkov served three months in prison before being released on parole in October. Taigan remained open during Zubkov's detention, and as of 2023 Zubkov is currently based at Taigan as the managing director. [10]

In November 2022, during the Russian withdrawal from Kherson , Zubkov stole numerous animals from the Kherson Zoo and transported them to Taigan, including the " Raccoon of Kherson " which achieved attention on social media. [11]

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• ↑ "Короля львов вытесняют из Крыма" [ Lion King is Being Pushed out of Crimea ] . ridus.ru (in Russian).
• ↑ "Закон — 'Тайган'. Почему закрывается один из лучших туристических объектов Крыма" [ Law — "Taigan". Why is one of the best tourist sites in Crimea closed ] . kommersant.ru (in Russian).
• ↑ "История возникновения и развития парка 'ТАЙГАН' " [ The history of the emergence and development of the park 'TAIGAN' ] . park-taigan.ru (in Russian).
• ↑ " "Обнимашки, целовашки!". Лев укусил британского журналиста в Крыму" [ "Hugs and kisses" - A lion bit British journalist Graham Phillips in Crimea ] (in Russian). 2023-05-20 . Retrieved 2023-04-26 .
• ↑ "Woman mauled by lion after entering enclosure to take photograph with animal" . 2018-07-22 . Retrieved 2023-04-26 .
• ↑ "Lion has a surprising reaction to tourists at Taigan Safari Park in Crimea" . 2018-09-05 . Retrieved 2023-04-26 .
• ↑ "Cуд запретил "прогулку ко львам" в крымском парке "Тайган" " [ Court has banned the "Walk to the Lions" in the Crimean Park 'Taigan' ] . news.allcrimea.net (in Russian). 2019-04-05 . Retrieved 2023-04-26 .
• ↑ "Crimean zoo owner Oleg Zubkov says he will shoot his own bears" . 2019-11-18 . Retrieved 2023-04-29 .
• ↑ "Russian zookeeper kidnaps animals from Kherson, Ukraine says" . 2022-11-13 . Retrieved 2023-04-28 .
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Lion Taigan Park occupies an area of 30 hectares near the city of Belogorsk . It was founded in 2012 by entrepreneur Oleg Zubkov, who previously created the Yalta Zoo . More than 60 lions and tigers from different continents live in this safari park. Here you can see rare white lions from South Africa, Bengal tigers, Amur tigers.  

The landscape of the steppe Crimea is very similar to the African savanna, so the habitat conditions of African lions in Taigan Park look quite natural. The territory of the open enclosure for lions in Taigan Park reaches 20 hectares. Bridges on stilts have been built over it, where tourists can walk and observe lions in their natural habitat.  

In addition to lions and tigers, there is a zoo in Taigan Park, where various animals live: giraffes, antelopes, monkeys, bison, yaks and many others. There are also many birds, including black vultures, eagles and other birds of prey. 

If you come to the Taigan Lions Park on a hot summer day, it will be difficult to see the lions in the enclosure. During the day, lions usually hide from the heat in the shade of trees or fences. For animal lovers, the most interesting event in Taigan Park is the feeding of lions. This fascinating procedure takes place every day at 10 am. A lot of people always gather on the platforms, and the lions come here in whole prides. Employees of the Taigan Park throw pieces of meat to the lions directly from the platforms.

In the far part of the Taigan Park there is a Ferris wheel from which tourists can see the entire territory of the enclosure for lions, and if they are lucky, then the predators themselves wandering among the trees. There is a hotel near the entrance to Taigan Park, as well as a park area with various installations and sculptures. The hotel is built for visitors who want to watch the lions in the evening or at night. At this time, the lions come out of their hiding places, where they hide in the hot daytime and walk around the enclosure. 

Visitors from many resorts of the Crimea, from Feodosia to Yalta , come to Lion Taigan Park. Excursions are arranged here even from Anapa , from the Caucasian coast. If you are interested in visiting Taigan Park, then you should definitely plan time to visit the White Rock , Suvorov Oak and Kok-Kaya Grotto. These famous natural attractions are located 12 kilometers from Taigan Park.

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Taigan Safari Park in Crimea - this is an unusual and amazing place. It is the largest Lions Park in Europe. Located near Belogorsk, it is approximately in the middle on the way from Simferopol to Feodosia ( Park on the map however, it is visited not only from these two cities, but tours to it are sold on others resorts of Crimea .

More than 1.5 thousand different animals live here, including 58 Lions, about 40 tigers, many different birds, artiodactyls, giraffes, raccoons, foxes and others. Most of them are collected from all over the world. And unique white lions were brought from South Africa, there are no such in any other zoo in the CIS.

The park was founded in 2012 and is a branch of the zoo in . Yalta . It occupies an area of more than 32 hectares, of which about 20 is reserved for the safari park itself. On the rest of the territory there are cafes, a hotel, a restaurant, 2 zoos: children's and stationary, a bird house and much more. At the entrance, everyone is given a map for orientation. Moving around the park can be done on foot, by electric car, bicycle rickshaw or locomotive. The user chooses their own transport.

Over the territory where lions live and walk freely, peculiar bridges are installed, from which spectators in close proximity observe the life of pets. In the "House of birds" there are various species of birds, some of them walk and fly outside the aviaries.

Throughout the territory there are various birds: peacocks, different breeds of ducks and chickens. The park provides visitors with the opportunity to take pictures with small tiger cubs and lion cubs. There are a large number of benches and several fountains. A cafe, several ice cream stalls and a restaurant offer refreshment during or after a walk in the park. Also near the entrance there are souvenir shops where you can buy something to remember. The hotel allows you to stay overnight and watch the life of predators in the dark.

Park "Taigan" will be interesting to anyone who likes to watch the behavior of predators in the wild. It will also appeal to everyone who wants to see an unusual Zoo in its structure and animals. You should go here for at least half a day, and taking into account the road, you should plan a whole day.

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🕐 Working hours : 8-00 to 20-00 in summer, 8-00 to 16-00 in winter.

💵 Entrance fee / tickets price : adult-900 rubles, children-450 rubles.

🚶 How to get there : the park is located in Belogorsk between Simferopol and Theodosia . The easiest way to visit it is with a tour, which can be bought at any tourist place right on the street. In fact, such excursions are simply a transfer to the park and back, without any guide. Be sure to check before buying a tour whether entrance tickets are included in the price (usually not included). If you want to get there yourself, you can take a bus to Belogorsk from Simferopol bus station Feodosia or Kerch (cost from 52 rubles), and then on foot or by taxi to the entrance to the park.

Lions hug tourists at the Taigan Lion Park.

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Safari park taigan – a paradise for animals.

Crimea is a real treasure trove of attractions: antique ruins, medieval fortresses, palaces of the era of classicism – all of them were created in past centuries and eras. Our time is new buildings, modern highways, entertainment infrastructure. The Taigan Safari Park, built this century, is an exception to the rule. Hundreds of animals live here in love and satiety, representatives of the most different corners of our planet.

As early as 15 years ago, here, in the steppe near Belogorsk, there was an abandoned military unit: dilapidated barracks, tumbled down hedges and crumpled fittings. But Crimean entrepreneur Oleg Zubkov, owner and director of the Yalta Zoo Skazka, saw the potential of this place and decided to relocate here some of the animals, which, while actively breeding, could no longer fit in the limited southern coastal area of ​​the zoo.

And in 2012, a brand new safari park, not only for Crimea, but also for the whole country, opened its doors for visitors. Dozens of animals have settled here in spacious open-air cages: giraffes and tigers, bears and black leopards, monkeys and zebras. But the main pride of the park has become a real savannah: a huge territory of more than 50 hectares, where about 70 lions freely live. At their disposal are open spaces, copses, ravines and even a lake with the purest water, where they can always get drunk. Twice a day, lions are fed fresh meat (only about 10 kg for each predator per day). Visitors can watch their life from special ramps raised five meters above the ground, which stretch over the entire savannah.

But the owner of “Taigan” (the park got its name from a reservoir located in the immediate vicinity) had a cherished dream: to have elephants in his park. Aviaries were already built long ago, but due to various circumstances, Oleg Zubkov could not carry out his plan. And so, in April 2021, the dream came true.

Probably, many Russians followed the fate of two elephants from the Kazan circus, who had a fight right during the performance, and worried about them. After all, before the future of animals that did not live up to the expectations of the trainers, it was unenviable. But Magda and Jenny were lucky – they were written off from the circus and sent to a well-deserved rest in “Taigan”, where everything was already prepared for the arrival of the artists.

On May 4, 2021, the grand opening of the elephant was held in the Taigan Safari Park.

The ribbons at the entrances to the observation deck were cut by guests of honor: TV presenter and public figure Arina Sharapova, general director of the Russian State Circus Sergei Belyakov and famous elephant trainer Andrei Dementyev-Kornilov.

Elderly female elephants, having worked in the circus for over 40 years, went on a well-deserved rest. Now they have at their disposal separate rooms in an elephant house with warm floors and infrared lamps, 300 kg of fresh food every day and a huge aviary with access to a personal lake. Agree, you can only dream of such a dignified old age.

What else to see, what to do

Today in the safari park “Taigan” you can not only observe the life of lions in natural conditions. The park offers a wide variety of services, for example, a real safari. Its participants in an electric car will be able to drive through the park and communicate with lions without fences, take pictures with them. The children’s zoo is especially fond of visitors, where there is an opportunity to pick up baby lion cubs, play with them, and take a photo.

In addition to lions living in natural conditions, there are many other animals in “Taigan”. Amur and Bengal tigers, brown and Hamalay bears, leopards, giraffes, zabras, many smaller species of animals. Also, a special Bird House was built on the territory of the park.

Everything has been done in the park to make the stay of visitors as comfortable as possible, especially for young tourists.

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The Safari Park Taigan is situated in Crimea ’s very picturesque area, 50 kilometers away from Simferopol . It is the first park of lions in Europe.

It is home to more than 50 lions, including unique white lions. Visitors can watch how animals live and behave in natural environment. The park is equipped with special observation decks with total length of one kilometer. They allow admiring the lions from safe distance.

In addition, Taigan has a mini-zoo and a stationary zoo, where giraffes, white lions, Himalayan bears, Australian ostriches, kangaroos, bald eagles and monkeys live.

Getting here. You can reach the Safari Park Taigan from Simferopol on any bus that goes in direction of Feodosiya or Kerch . You should get off at the turn to the village Alexandrovka and walk to the park.

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It is Europe's first park of lions. About 60 African big cats live in the area of over 30 ha in the foothills of the Crimean Mountains. Visitors can watch lions in the natural environment from the safe specially built bridges. In addition to lions, Taigan has other carnivorous big cats, as well as giraffes, lamas, primates, bears, wolves and other animals.

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Until now, to see the lions in the wild and still be safe, you could go to Africa on the so-called safari. Now it has become possible in the Crimea. Taigan Safari Park is one of a kind throughout Europe. The territory where the safari park is located was not chosen by chance: the steppe landscape is most suitable for lions and for creating an African environment close to reality. In addition, in the central Crimea, it has long been planned to create routes attractive for tourists. In the safari park, tourists have the opportunity to observe the habits and habits of wild animals, to see how lion cubs frolic and how adult males divide the territory. On the territory of about 30 hectares there are several prides of lions, with a total number of 58 individuals, including white lions. For visitors, the kings of animals are absolutely safe, since the routes are laid along specially equipped bridges, the total length of which exceeds one kilometer. A safari park is not only an opportunity to get to know the most formidable predators of our planet, it is a whole range of entertainments that includes a mini-zoo, cafe, hotel. About 26 species of animals are waiting for tourists in a small zoo, including leopards, Amur tigers, primates, camels, yaks, bears, giraffes, birds, llamas, and different types of antelopes. The safari park was created as a weekend park where people can come for the whole day to walk, relax, get a good mood and an unforgettable experience. According to Anatoly Mogilev, Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the ARC, the safari park will soon become a competitor to Yalta and break the prevailing stereotype that Crimea is Yalta. A magnificent park of lions will surely attract tourists to the steppe part of Crimea and will become one of the most favorite sights of the peninsula.

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Jenny Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) at Taigan Belogorsk Lion Safari Park in Russia

Jenny is a living Female ♀ Asian elephant ( Elephas maximus) , located at the Taigan Belogorsk Lion Safari Park , in Russia .

Jenny arrived in 2021-04-17 to the Taigan Belogorsk Lion Safari Park, relocated from the Kazan Circus , in Russia .

• ♀ Magda born 1972

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• 5 de abril: Asalto a la embajada de México en Ecuador

• 19 de abril: Daniel Dennett , filósofo estadounidense (82; en la imagen superior )
• 18 de abril: José Emilio García Gómez , político canario (81-82)

• 18 de abril: Mandisa , música estadounidense (47; en la imagen inferior )
• 18 de abril: Ricardo Salazar Ballesteros , futbolista, economista y dirigente deportivo colombiano (66)
• 18 de abril: Dickey Betts , músico estadounidense (80)
• 18 de abril: Parviz Davudí , político iraní (72)
• 18 de abril: José Luis Pardos , diplomático español (89)
• 17 de abril: Gerd Roggensack , futbolista y entrenador alemán (82)
• 16 de abril: Boško Prodanović , futbolista y entrenador croata (80)
• 16 de abril: Carl Erskine , beisbolista estadounidense (97)
• 16 de abril: Bob Graham , político estadounidense (87)
• 16 de abril: Vladimir Andreyev , atleta ruso (57)
• 15 de abril: Whitey Herzog , beisbolista, dirigente deportivo y mánager estadounidense (92)
• 15 de abril: Abdoulaye Diawara , futbolista marfileño (43)
• 21 de abril: Día Internacional de la Creatividad y la Innovación
• 20 de abril: Día de la Lengua China en las Naciones Unidas
• 19 de abril: Día del Aborigen Americano
• 18 de abril: Día Internacional de los Monumentos y Sitios

Véase también: Categoría:Actualidad , 2024 , Categoría:2024

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• 20 de abril

• 1924 (hace 100 años) : Nace Leslie Phillips , actor británico (f. 2022).
• 1924 (hace 100 años) : Nace Nina Foch , actriz neerlandoestadounidense (f. 2008).
• 1949 (hace 75 años) : Nace Jessica Lange , actriz estadounidense (en la imagen) .
• 1999 (hace 25 años) : En Estados Unidos, sucede la masacre de la Escuela Secundaria de Columbine .
• 1999 (hace 25 años) : Fallece Rick Rude , luchador profesional estadounidense (n. 1958).
• 19 de abril
• 21 de abril

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