Parque de las Leyendas announced on September 3, 2026, a special promotion offering a 50% discount on weekend entry tickets throughout the month of September. ^[1] The Parque de las Leyendas zoo in Lima, Peru, officially bid farewell to Pancha, a female tapir that resided at the facility's Huachipa site for 20 years. ^[2] Revenue from each discounted ticket contributes to the care, feeding, and veterinary attention of more than 3,500 animals at the park. ^[3] The 50% discount applies to weekend visits at both the San Miguel and Huachipa locations of the park. ^[4] Pancha was rescued from wildlife trafficking in 2005 when she was just two years old and brought to the Parque de las Leyendas complex. ^[5] Zoo officials highlighted that Pancha's presence allowed many generations of visitors to learn about tapirs, the threats they face, and the importance of protecting their habitat. ^[6] During the visit, guests can observe species such as Valentina the Indian rhinoceros, giraffes named Domingo and Melman, and Nile hippos. ^[7] The zoo expressed gratitude for the moments shared with Pancha and stated that her memory would remain with them. ^[8]