Very large area, the road to get to the conservation center is kind of in the middle of nowhere (and a little bit unsteady). The animals are "free range", so this means you need to be EXTRA careful on the roads, in case one of the peacocks decides to take a walk on the road while you're driving. The owner is very nice. You can tell the people who do work there care a LOT about the animals. However, they have very poor "online presence" (their official website has web pages broken/very outdated as well as no hours posted for the center). There's no official social media page from what I saw as well. Also, according to the owner, a GPS will NOT take you directly to the place, which means you need to take directions over the phone (and the owner is NOT easy to reach as well). So overall, you know they really care for the animals (which is a great perk), but the area is very much in the "middle of nowhere", the road you turn onto to get to the center is unsteady/uneven (VERY risky with the free range animals, would NOT feel comfortable AT ALL driving the road at night, NO street lights and it's a dirt road), the GPS apparently won't take you directly to the place, and the owner is VERY unreliable with contacting them to get to the place to start with. There's NO official hours posted anywhere online from where I looked (on numerous sites, by the way). No Facebook or other big social media page either. read more