Zoo Diary ᵕ̈ Finally Saw Junjun and Hongtang! Plus a Guide

Shanghai Zoo, a long-standing zoo in Shanghai, my memories of it still linger on elementary school spring outings. With the warmer weather these days, I decided to visit this zoo with my friends‼️ 📍Shanghai Zoo 🏠Address: 2381 Hongqiao Road, Changning District, Shanghai 🎫Tickets: 40 yuan ⏰Opening Hours: 8:00-17:00 🎡Visit Duration: 4-6 hours 🚗Transportation: Line 10, Shanghai Zoo Station, Exit 4 ⭐️Visiting Route: Entrance➡️Amphibian and Reptile Area➡️Goldfish Aquarium➡️Bird Area➡️Penguin Walk➡️Red Pandas➡️Giant Pandas➡️Brown Bear "Junjun"➡️Tiger Area➡️Tiger Cub "Hongtang"➡️Herbivore Area➡️Raccoons, Slender-tailed Meerkats➡️Primate Area➡️Exit 📷Photo Guide ✔️Arrive at the Goldfish Aquarium around 9:00. There are fewer people in the morning, easy to take photos~ ✔️Take photos with the eggshells and peacock sculptures in the Bird Area. Try some Japanese-style film poses! At 9:45, you can watch the pelican feeding~ ✔️At 10:05, check out the Penguin Walk. The penguins walk counterclockwise and move quite slowly. If you want to leave early, find a good spot in advance~ ✔️10:30 Red Panda feeding and explanation, 11:00 Giant Panda feeding. ✔️After seeing the giant pandas, don't forget to visit the bear area to see the "West Shanghai Duffy" 🐻 "Junjun," a brown bear cub born on January 4, 2024, who loves to play with tires! ⚠️🐻 "Junjun" appears on even-numbered days of the month! ✔️11:30 Bengal tiger feeding. The crowded area near the serval is where the internet-famous "Hongtang" is. Born on August 10, 2024, this Bengal tiger cub is lively, active, and super cute‼️ It takes less than an hour to squeeze to the front row and finish taking photos. Be patient to see "Hongtang"‼️ ⚠️🐯 "Hongtang" doesn't come out on rainy days~ ✔️14:00 Alpaca feeding and explanation, 14:20 Giraffe feeding and explanation, 14:45 Asian Elephant feeding and explanation, 15:30 Kangaroos return to their enclosure. ✔️13:15 Gorilla feeding and explanation, 13:30 Primate Science Show, 14:45 Black-capped Capuchin feeding and explanation, 15:00 Ring-tailed Lemur feeding and explanation.