Step into nature and savor the wonders of life, Animal Paradise is undoubtedly the perfect place for kids and animal lovers. Today, we're taking a look at the top five of the nation's most appealing animal parks and looking back at some of the most memorable experiences.
Taipei Municipal Zoo, as the top zoo in China, has a particularly outstanding zoological area in Taiwan. Not only does the exhibit successfully showcase and protect native animals, but it also educates visitors to love and respect native animals through careful venue design and abundance. The zoo has made remarkable achievements in the breeding of Chinese pangolins and is committed to related research and conservation work.
Although Nanjing Hongshan Forest Zoo is not the most advanced and well-funded zoo in China, it has won the recognition of domestic and foreign counterparts and led the trend of the public's lifestyle. The native species conservation area of Hongshan restores the pastoral wetland, presenting a vivid picture of pastoral ecology for visitors. The zoo respects the nature of animals and transforms the venue to provide a more natural living environment for leopards, tigers, wolves and other animals.
Guangzhou Chimelong Wildlife World has a pioneering position in the field of zoos in China, and can be regarded as a leader in the industry in terms of breeding level, species display and tour experience. Visitors can witness the majesty of lions, tigers and other fierce beasts, and can also experience the cuteness of kangaroos, koalas and other cute pets up close.
In the central part of China, Zhengzhou Yinji Animal Kingdom stands out with its unique animal sightseeing methods, characteristic animal displays, intimate animal interactions and rich animal science popularization activities. Visitors can not only get up close and personal with animals such as white tigers, capybaras, and golden monkeys, but also feel the concept of harmonious coexistence between man and nature. Yinji Animal Kingdom also actively carries out public welfare activities such as popularizing science into schools to cultivate children's love for nature.
Beijing Zoo, located in Xizhimenwai Street, Xicheng District, Beijing, is one of the largest and most comprehensive urban zoos in China. Since the 32nd year of Guangxu, it has a history of 100 years. The zoo is divided into a zoo and an oceanarium, exhibiting about 500 species of rare wild animals, with a total of more than 5,000 animals. It provides a living environment close to nature for animals, presenting visitors with a pristine natural world.
In this fast-paced era, let's slow down and walk into these fun and warm animal paradises, feel the magic of nature, and share this wonderful land with animals. I believe that the future journey will be more exciting!