The Ecopark has been one of my favorite places to walk. Without a doubt, entering there is like leaving the city without leaving the city, a small natural space in the midst of chaos. It is there where animals from the former Zoo of Buenos Aires, those who cannot be transferred by health issues. They are generally old animals that are under the protection of the State and there are less and less of them there. Every time I walk through these streets of the park I discover new things for me and today I want to share a little of the architecture that I had not seen before.

All structures or at least most seem abandoned but others are used to house animals, it's like their house.

But what surprises visitors is that these houses or structures have an amazing design in terms of architecture. I found Hindu architecture styles on this walk a week ago.

This is fascinating because not in many places in the city you usually see these buildings, You can even find French, Greco -Roman, English, China architecture but I don't remember something Hindu outside the Ecopark.

I added an additional photo of these flamenco that are one of the most visited wonders.

To end the afternoon we decided to go to a restaurant set in the 60s called Trixie but do not take photos of the interior. A very satisfactory weekend walk to clear the mind and connect with the present.