Papago Park

Papago Park is a nature-created nature reserve in the desert, just a 10-minute drive from Phoenix, Arizona. Due to its attractions, it is among the world-class parks. Here you can visit the deserts of Sonora, waiting for the decline of the heat, climb the hills of sandstone, you can enjoy the beauty of the Botanical Garden, visit the zoo. Millions of tourists visit Papago Park every year. From almost anywhere in the park you can see the white pyramid.

The White Pyramid in the center of the park is the burial place of George Hunt, Governor of Arizona. Born in 1859, George Wiley Paul Hunt set a national record - being elected governor of Arizona for the first time, he remained so for a second, third, sixth, seventh, eighth and 10th term. Being near the pyramid, you can see another attraction of Arizona - Hall N Rock.

Papago Park is a great place for physical body training, where you can do archery, take an orientation course. Fishing lagoons, in which trout and catfish are found, will bring pleasure to fishermen. The park has a golf course, Phoenix Municipal Stadium, designed for 8,000 spectators.

Papago Park is the perfect place to relax with the whole family.