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Come and experience exciting events and witness amazing creatures and sights at the Phoenix Zoo, which has been recognized as one of the country's Top 5 zoos for children. You'll find a favorite with over 1,300 animals residing in the zoo. Additionally, the zoo is crucial in safeguarding endangered animals and provides a sanctuary for over 200 vulnerable species. Today, the Phoenix Zoo is the largest non-profit zoo in the U.S., known for its ultra-exotic species and conservation efforts. So enjoy special events, animal encounters, and fun attractions like the Safari Train and Stingray Bay. It's sure to be a day the whole family will love.

Arizona Outdoor Fun offers a thrilling adventure in the great outdoors of Arizona, where you'll have everything you need for an unforgettable experience, from ATVs and jet skis to quads and more. The experienced guides will help you customize your adventure with a range of add-ons so that you can explore the scenic Arizona desert to the fullest. Trust them to provide superior knowledge of the equipment you rent and breathtaking sightseeing tours, both guided and unguided, so that you can make the most of your outdoor adventure.

If you're a fan of architecture or appreciate stunningly designed structures, you won't want to miss touring Taliesin West. Frank Lloyd Wright-designed this masterpiece as his private winter home, studio, and architectural campus. Its prehistoric grandeur and deep connection to the surrounding desert will captivate you. What's even more impressive is that Wright and his apprentices built and maintained the building almost entirely by hand, making it one of the most personal creations of his career. Public tours are available daily, with themed terms incorporating Wright's architectural theories also on offer. As Wright once said, his mission was to "make life more beautiful, the world a better one for living in, and to give reason, rhyme, and meaning to life." The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation seeks to continue this legacy by inspiring people to connect with nature, the arts, and each other through architecture.