Cretaceous Park (Cal Orck’o)
Sucre, Bolivia
Cretaceous Park, or Cal Orck’o, is a striking paleontological site in Sucre, known for its vast limestone cliff that boasts the world's largest collection of dinosaur footprints. Dating back to the Cretaceous period, the site features over 5,000 prints from a variety of species, providing invaluable insight into prehistoric life.
Visitors can explore walking trails that lead along the cliff face while informative displays explain the significance of the footprints in understanding dinosaur behaviour and environment. The best time to visit is during the dry season from May to October. Nearby, the historic city centre of Sucre is worth a stroll for its colonial architecture and vibrant atmosphere.
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Sucre city tour with a visit to Cretaceous Park
5.0· 1 reviewsFrom ₹12,057Approximately six hours with a private guide — explore Sucre’s historic sites, enjoy local cuisine, and visit Cretaceous Park in the afternoon.
“We enjoyed an excellent and informative tour led by Neli. It began with a panoramic view of the city where we learned about its history. We visited numerous city landmarks, including Bolívar Park and Plaza 25 de Mayo. The standout moment was at Parque Cretacico, where we saw dinosaur footprints. The tour concluded with a delightful lunch. We gained a lot of valuable insights about Sucre and Bolivia to kick off our trip. Neli was both knowledgeable and friendly.”— Shara_K on the Sucre city tour with a visit to Cretaceous Park tour
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