1994 AD is the starting point of Evleri Ecopark, the first unique zoological botanical garden in the country. The natural ecological park covers an area of 40,000 square meters, and is also the first established botanical, reptile and amphibian garden in the world. Today, the park is home to many plants and reptiles that are in danger of extinction, as the group of reptiles includes venomous and non-venomous indigenous species of snakes, chameleons, other reptiles and amphibians in addition to exotic reptiles brought from different parts of the world such as: coral snakes, snake strait, anacondas, vipers, cobras, mambas and lizards Giant turtles and crocodiles.