When you come to Sanya Haitang Bay for vacation, in addition to the duty-free city that you can't avoid, of course, you must go to the Atlantis Aquarium. This is the place where Han Shangyan and Tong Nian in the TV series "Dear Love" dated, and even if they have not been to Sanya, they will have posted on major social platforms. Today, let's take a look at what this Atlantis Aquarium has to offer.
The Lost Chambers Aquarium at Atlantis features a 16.5-metre-long, 8.3-metre-high, 0.65-metre-thick transparent acrylic viewing wall and 30 display pools of various sizes, and is home to marine life, including 280 species of freshwater and marine life, and more than 86,000 marine creatures.
The entire aquarium is divided into two floors, but the overall area is quite small. Because the first time I went, I was really shocked by the two-story exhibition hall. When the mysterious underwater world is very open in front of your eyes, it makes people feel as if they have stepped into a lost prehistoric civilization and explored the ruins of a thousand-year-old kingdom hidden under the sea.
If it's just a museum + taking pictures, adults can walk around in half an hour at most. If you stay at the hotel, the aquarium tickets are free, but if you don't have a ticket like us, but you want to see it, you can see it directly in the lobby of the hotel, and you can see a lot of different sea creatures, such as cute manta rays, etc., and when a large school of fish swims together, it is really spectacular!
The most recommended core view is the large aquarium in the center, where you can see all kinds of fish swimming through the glass. Of course, the jellyfish in the jellyfish area are also super beautiful, and the fantastic visual sensation is very visual! Here, you can explore beluga whales, sharks, rays and other characteristic marine life through the large transparent viewing wall. At the Lost Chambers Aquarium, you can embark on a magical adventure and explore the mysteries of the depths of the ocean. Uncover the thousand-year-old mystery of the ancient city of Atlantis that has disappeared into the depths of the sea.
The first impression of coming here, in addition to dreaming, is that there are a lot of children. Many families with babies, adults will bring children to learn a lot of marine biology knowledge, entertaining and educational. There is also a mermaid show every day at 15:30, and you can also experience the fun of feeding the fish and touching the starfish.
This aquarium is called "The Lost Chambers", and entering the aquarium along a maze of intertwined tunnels and themed corridors in line with the theme of Lost Spaces is truly impressive. The fish swimming in the ruins of Atlantis was a fantastic experience and made me want to bring my loved ones back next time to experience the beauty of marine life again.