[2025 Beijing Attraction] Travel Guide for Beijing Zoo (Updated Feb)

trip to Safari Zoo in Beijing was awesome. I recommend to everyone to visit there.

Zoo (short for zoological garden; also called an animal park or menagerie) is a facility in which animals are housed within enclosures, cared for, displayed to the public, and in some cases bred for conservation purposes. For example the London Zoo, which was opened in 1828, was initially known as the "Gardens and Menagerie of the Zoological Society of London", and it described itself as a "zoological forest". The abbreviation "zoo" first appeared in print in the United Kingdom around 1847, when it was used for the Clifton Zoo, but it was not until some 20 years later that the shortened form became popular in the song "Walking in the Zoo" by music-hall artist Alfred Vance. #zoo#nationalpark

Tickets were so cheap 😍😍😍 Per person about $1.86 is amazing!! Zoo was huge. A lot of animals you can look at. My favourite was the panda. With so many people queuing to get their best shots for the panda. It can get really chaotic because people literally go crazy just to view the panda. It was a great experience to witness the panda coming out of their resting area. Me and my family enjoyed our time at the zoo. Surprisingly not many tourists are at the zoo. Mostly are locals. #familytravel #china #zoopark ##Favouriteltinerary

#newyearnewtrip Beijing Zoo is a great place to see many animals, but the most exciting part is the pandas. The panda house is very popular, so it can be crowded. The pandas are cute and fun to watch, especially when they eat bamboo or play. The zoo is big, with many other animals like tigers, elephants, and monkeys. Some areas need better care, but overall, it is a nice experience. The ticket price is affordable, and it’s easy to reach by subway. If you love animals, visiting Beijing Zoo and seeing the pandas is a fun and memorable experience.

Winter in Beijing, why not go out for a walk on a lazy weekend Beijing Zoo was founded in 1906 and was called "Wansheng Garden" It is the earliest zoo in China and has the most animal species It is also known as "China's Largest Zoo" In the winter sun, see all things alive and beautiful in the quiet time Follow the small steps and enjoy the ancient buildings hidden among the animals - 📝Practical Tips 🧩Name: Beijing Zoo 📍Address: No. 137, Xizhimenwai Street, Xicheng District ⏳Hours: 7:30–18:00, closes at 17:00 in winter 🚇Transportation: Subway Line 4, Dongwuyuan Station, Exit A, the main entrance 🚗Self-driving: Paid parking lot, CNY 10/h 💰Tickets: Adult ticket CNY 15/person, Panda House CNY 5/person, Aquarium CNY 160/person; free for children under 6 years old/1.2 meters, half price for seniors/students ⚠️Note: Ticket prices vary slightly in low and peak seasons, combo tickets are more cost-effective, you can check and book tickets on "Beijing Zoo" and "Changyou Park" · Tour Route: East Area ➡️ West Area ➡️ North Area ➡️ East Area 🐼Panda House - Waterfowl Lake - 🦩Flamingo House - Bird Garden - Amphibian and Reptile House - 🐧Penguin - Apes and Orangutans - 🦌Deer Garden - Golden Monkeys - 🦒Giraffes - African Animal Area - 🦓American Animal Area - Elephant House - Rhino and Hippo House - Eagle Mountain - 🐳Beijing Aquarium - Lion and Tiger Mountain - Bear Mountain - 🐱Felines - Canines - 🦊Nocturnal Animals - Pheasant Garden - Main Entrance - 🙋🏻‍♂️Hidden Fun ▪️Cultural and Creative Ice Cream: Panda, Elephant, Giraffe, Parrot, etc. ▪️Handmade Gifts: Giant Panda Gift Shop, Penguin House Gift Shop, Pelican Shop, Aquarium Gift Shop, there are many cute handmade toys ▪️Stamp Collection: Inside the Asian Games Panda House, you can get a stamp with a purchase, up to 10 stamps ▪️Building Check-in: Changguan Building, Binfeng Hall, Songfeng Luoyue Pavilion, Yuanyou Corridor, and other historical sites, even the brick-carved gate is unique - ⚠️Notes ▫️Animals in the zoo are fed by professionals, please do not feed them ▫️Please turn off the flash when taking photos to avoid disturbing or harming the animals ▫️If you are traveling with children, please take care of them. The zoo is divided into three areas: east, west, and north, which are large and have wild animals. Be careful not to get lost and pay attention to personal safety ▫️It is recommended to take an exhibition map when entering the park, or take a picture of the route guide map ▫️If you are visiting the zoo and aquarium in one day, it is recommended to visit the aquarium in the middle/afternoon, there are two shows every day ·

If you have time you can visit Beijing zoo. Here you can find a big verity of animals from all over the World. There are a few roads that that you can choose from. The territory is big so you can spend here half of your day. Many tourists are coming to see pandas, they are so cute.Tickets you can buy directly there, to visit part with pand should buy the ticket, that includes panda's area. It's so convenient to get there, subway is 3 min walking from the entrance gate

#newyearnewtrip Beijing Zoo is a fun place to visit if you're interested in animals. The zoo is big and has many animals, including pandas, tigers, and elephants. It's a great spot for families and kids, as you can see animals up close. The zoo is well-maintained, and there are clean paths to walk along. The best part is the panda exhibit, where you can watch these cute animals eat bamboo. However, it can get crowded, especially on weekends, so try to visit early in the morning. No need to reserve before, you can buy the ticket on the spot. It's a nice place to enjoy nature and learn about wildlife.

1. Overview This itinerary covers three attractions: Fragrant Hills, Biyun Temple, and Beijing Zoo. It offers a rich and diverse experience, from hiking and enjoying the red leaves to visiting ancient temples and observing animals in the zoo, allowing you to appreciate the charm of nature and culture. 2. Fragrant Hills Tour 1. First Impressions • Arriving at the east gate of Fragrant Hills in the morning, the first thing you see is the Hall of Diligent Government. At this time, the maple leaves on the right side of the hall have turned red, making it a great spot for photos, while the leaves on the left have mostly fallen, presenting a different scene. 2. South Route Hiking • Start hiking along the south route, passing through the red leaf area. Here, you will find that the red leaves are not all maple leaves, but present different shapes (as shown in P5). The number of red leaves in the area is not as many as expected, and the mountain is still mainly green. Although the south route is relatively gentle compared to other routes, the stairs during the hike are still quite challenging, making the climb not easy. 3. Xianglu Peak Summit • After some effort, you finally reach the summit of Xianglu Peak. There are many tourists at the top, all queuing up in an orderly manner to take group photos, creating a lively atmosphere. 4. North Route Descent • To save time, choose to descend from the steepest north route. The descent is relatively fast, taking only about an hour. The exit of the north route is near Biyun Temple. 3. Biyun Temple Tour 1. Architectural and Scenic Features • Biyun Temple has been recently renovated, with bright and pure red walls contrasting with the yellowing ginkgo trees, creating a beautiful picture. Its architectural style is simple and elegant, and the temple is quiet and peaceful. Walking through it, you can feel a strong historical and cultural atmosphere. 4. Beijing Zoo Tour 1. Animal Observation • Arriving at Beijing Zoo in the afternoon, you find that most of the animals are taking a nap. Watching their lazy appearance, you can't help but marvel at their leisure, as if they don't have to work and are happy. However, even when the animals are resting, you can still observe their living conditions up close, such as the cute pandas sleeping soundly and the elephants leisurely swinging their tails, which is also quite interesting. 5. Summary This day's itinerary is fulfilling and interesting. The natural scenery of Fragrant Hills allows you to feel the change of seasons and the fun of hiking, the simplicity and tranquility of Biyun Temple provide spiritual comfort, and Beijing Zoo allows you to get close to various cute animals. Although each attraction has its unique features, there are also some minor regrets, such as the red leaves in Fragrant Hills not being lush enough and the animals in the zoo not being very active. However, overall, this trip is still an unforgettable experience, giving you a deeper understanding of Beijing's natural and cultural landscapes.

Beijing Zoo, a must-visit for kids! 📍[Location] Beijing Zoo 🚗[Transportation] - Self-driving: Parking spaces are limited, we recommend parking at Fangyuan Building or Shoujian Financial Center, parking fee is CNY 10/hour. - Subway: Line 4, Dongwuyuan Station, Exit C2. 🎫[Tickets] - Zoo: CNY 15, Combo ticket: CNY 19, Aquarium: CNY 175 - Free for children under 6 years old or 1.2m - Half price for children aged 6–18. - We recommend buying tickets on the official WeChat account of Beijing Zoo, you can enter the park directly with the QR code. On-site ticket purchase requires a valid ID. 🕐[Opening hours] Peak season: 7:30–18:00 Off-peak season: 7:30–17:00 ❗️The Panda House opens at 8:00, plan ahead if you want to see Menglan. [Park layout] The park is divided into east, west, and north areas. The east area is mainly for beasts, the west area is mainly for small animals, the aquarium is in the north area, and the Panda House is closest to the south gate. 🛣[Tour route] 1⃣ Panda House, Monkey Hill → Wolf and Hyena → Silver Fox and Meerkat → Polar Bear → Bear Hill (Black Bear and Brown Bear) → Red Panda, Cheetah, Lynx, Lion, and Tiger Hill → Australian Animals (Kangaroo and Ostrich), Elephant, Hippo, Rhino, Eagle Hill, American Animals (Alpaca) → Tapir House → African Animals (Antelope and Zebra) → Giraffe, Deer Park (Endangered), Orangutan, Golden Monkey, Penguin, Otter, Reptile House, Hornbill → Parrot, Flamingo → Waterfowl Lake 2⃣ We recommend visiting the aquarium separately. 🐼[Panda House tips] ✅ You need to queue to enter the Panda House, especially when watching Menglan, there is an extra queue. We recommend planning your time in advance and visiting during off-peak hours. ✅ If you want to see Menglan, there are extra meals at 9:00, 10:30, and 13:30. We recommend watching at this time, you can see the panda eating and interacting. ✅ The Panda House is divided into the Asian Games House and the Olympic Games House. The Asian Games House has Mengmeng and Meng'er, and the Olympic Games House has Menglan, Mengbao, Mengyu, and Fuxing. If you are lucky, you can see Mengbao and Mengyu fighting, which is very interesting. [Tips for visiting] ✨ Children's Zoo: CNY 10 for various slides with no time limit, CNY 20/bag for feeding, CNY 50/half hour for various activities. ✨ Aini Cat Children's Park: CNY 60 for feed, no time limit for the ball pit. ✨ You can get 3 free stamps at the Asian Games Panda House cultural and creative store. ✨ There is a limited-time stamp event at the Pelican Store, and you can't buy all the cultural and creative products.

| Family Travel Year in Review (Part 1). Time flies, and it's almost time to welcome a new year. In 2024, we visited many places, experiencing the changing seasons and the joys and challenges of traveling with kids. Each photo captures our love for life and our beautiful dreams. A small world, happiness above all~~~👧✨💞 After reviewing this year's trips, I was amazed. We visited various zoos a total of 12 times... 🥇Annual Zoo Visits: 7 times - [Beijing Zoo] 🐯 This is the child's favorite place, with a wide variety of animals and affordable tickets. We visit many times a year and never get tired of it. It's like opening the door for the child to explore nature and the animal world. 🥈Cool Summer Water Fun: 6 times - Camping & Fishing 🐟 In the scorching summer, we dive into the embrace of nature, becoming little fishermen, stepping into cool streams, and can't resist quietly picking up a net to catch swimming fish... Playing in the water in summer is a child's happy planet! 📍Recommended free camping sites in the suburbs of Beijing: Baifu Spring Park in Changping, near Xiangtang Reservoir in Changping, near Baihe Bay in Huairou 🥉Annual Zoo Visits: 3 times - [Beijing Wildlife Park] 🦁️ The child really loves sitting on the little train to feed big tigers and bears. The park is quite large, and you can feed various animals, almost becoming a zookeeper. We only go home when we're completely exhausted. 🥉Annual Ocean Journey: 3 times - [Aquarium] 🦈 This year, we visited various aquariums three times - Beijing Aquarium, Tianjin Polar Ocean Park, and Sumida Aquarium. It's undeniable that children have a natural love for marine animals. The deep blue sea is also very healing for adults. 🎖️Romantic Guide for Qixi Festival - Enjoy [Xishan Hot Spring] ♨️ This year, we did something special for Qixi Festival with the child. Xishan Hot Spring is the ultimate place for family fun. Suitable for all seasons, you can soak in hot springs, play in the water, and enjoy various entertainment facilities. After playing, enjoy a delicious meal. It's pure happiness~~~ 🎖️Explore New Science Museum - [National Zoological Museum] One of the must-visit museums for children. As a top national professional museum, it houses animal specimens from land, sea, and sky. The venue is not large, but the specimens on display are extremely rich, with a wealth of knowledge and information. It's perfect for science enthusiasts of all ages to visit and study. 🎖️Explore New Amusement Park - [Pop Mart City Park] In a happy world, worries are just hidden surprises! During the National Day holiday, we visited Labubu's home, fulfilling the child's small wish. We checked in at the magic door and accidentally entered a fairy tale world with countless Labubu and flying magic bubbles. Little you, you will shine brightly✨ To be continued... Beijing, China #

Dear friends, this time I want to share with you my experience of visiting Beijing Zoo with my family. Beijing Zoo, a historic urban oasis, is not only a home for animals but also a great choice for family trips. 🏞️[Zoo Impressions] Beijing Zoo, located in Xicheng District, Beijing, is one of the largest zoos in China. It is not only home to a wide variety of animals but also features beautiful gardens, making it a great place for visitors to get close to nature and learn about animals. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦[Family Trip] We had a great day here with our family. The kids were excited to run between the animal houses, while the adults enjoyed the warm family time. 🐯[Animal Watching] Beijing Zoo has a wide variety of animals, including adorable giant pandas, majestic lions, and elegant giraffes. Each animal amazed us, and the kids were so excited that they danced with joy. 🌳[Garden Scenery] In addition to the animals, the gardens in the zoo are also a delight to the eye. We strolled along the tree-lined paths and enjoyed this peaceful oasis in the city. 📸[Photo Opportunities] Every animal house in the zoo is a great place to take photos. We left many wonderful memories here, especially those moments of close contact with the animals. 🍦[Local Food] Around the zoo, we tasted Beijing's specialty snacks, such as candied haws and fried noodles with soybean paste, each bite was a deep experience of Beijing's flavors. 📝[Travel Tips] • Check the opening hours and ticket information of Beijing Zoo in advance to avoid missing out. • Wear comfortable clothes and shoes, as the zoo is large and requires walking. • Bring enough water and snacks, as there are dining services in the zoo, but the prices are high. • Protect yourself and your family from the sun and stay hydrated. • Respect the animals and do not feed or disturb them.

First destination at Beijing. Tired journey, the zoo is too big, just couldn't complete the whole place lol

Beijing Zoo in autumn is a magical place offering its visitors a unique experience to feel autumn vibes and enjoy the picturesque views of its area. The zoo is located in a park which is quite large with lots of different trees, ponds and cozy places. You can see all the seasonal beauty and colors of nature as well as the animals which are quite active at this time. Pandas’ houses is a must here. Pandas are real princesses at this place. You can watch them playing in their enclosures. The Zoo has lots of recreational areas, cafes and souvenir shops. You can have a good time there. The entrance fee is rather decent. #beijingzoo

Panda cafe at Beijing Zoo is a must for the Zoo visitors. The cafe is located next to panda houses and is really a nice place to take a break during the Zoo visit. The cafe is designed in panda style and offers a good choice of snacks and drinks with panda images 🐼: capuccino, ice-cream, cakes, chocolates etc. The atmosphere in the cafe is very relaxing and the seats are quite comfortable. There are lots of places to take photos of. #beijingzoo #Panda cafe

Explore the animal world at Beijing Zoo in early winter. Beijing Zoo is located on Xizhimen Outer Street in Xicheng District, Beijing. It is one of the largest zoos in China and a world-renowned zoo. The zoo is so big that I only had time to take a quick look around in an hour. Some of the animals I saw for the first time in my life. For example, Malayan tapirs, which live in tropical rainforests with lots of water. They are solitary, nocturnal animals that hide in the jungle to rest during the day. There are also South African gemsboks, which have long horns, are good runners, and are alert. There are also banded mongooses, and more. It was an eye-opening experience. The animal world is endless, and there is no end to exploring it. The most delightful animals were the white pelicans, with their white feathers, long yellow beaks, and slow movements. They are so beautiful. I suddenly realized that I had been ignoring Beijing Zoo, which has beautiful scenery and a rich animal world. It's worth visiting again.

#PandaWatching If you visit Beijing Zoo in Beijing, don't miss seeing pandas here! The zoo is spacious and the pandas are the main attraction. With their cute black and white fur and playful behavior or eating bamboo, there are special panda feeding events where you can see them up close. 🥢🍃 Tips: Go in the morning because pandas are most active then. 📸 If you go during the holidays, you may have to wait in line, but it's definitely worth it! 🐾 📍Beijing Zoo Address: 137 Xizhimen Outer St, Xicheng District, Beijing, China The zoo is located in Xicheng District, near Xizhimen Subway Station (Line 2, 4, and 13). It's very convenient to get there and is an easy walk from the station!

Walking into Beijing Zoo, you are greeted by the fresh scent of grass and trees, as if you have stepped into a tranquil natural setting. The park is filled with towering ancient trees and winding paths, with sunlight filtering through the leaves, casting dappled shadows. The whispers of the animals add to the serene and pleasant atmosphere. As you stroll along the paths, you can see lively golden monkeys climbing nimbly, majestic lions lazily basking in the sun, and elegant red-crowned cranes walking by the water, as if a natural painting unfolds before your eyes. The most captivating is the panda house, where visitors quietly watch the adorable national treasures. The pandas leisurely munch on bamboo, their content expressions bringing a smile to your face. In this space where nature and life intertwine, every corner is filled with surprises. This visit to Beijing Zoo is not only an understanding of the animal world but also a gentle time connected with nature. Amidst the busy city life, this place feels like a peaceful oasis, making people linger and providing a moment of calm and solace.

I recently visited the Beijing Zoo and had an overall great experience. One of the best parts was watching the monkeys—they were lively and fun to observe. The African elephant was particularly impressive, with its majestic size and calm demeanor, making it a standout moment of the visit. The rhinos also caught my attention; seeing these massive animals up close was fascinating. However, it was a bit disappointing that we couldn’t see the giraffes and pandas, which are always favorites for many visitors. Even without them, there was still so much to enjoy, and the zoo offered plenty of opportunities to see different animals and learn more about wildlife. Overall, it was a memorable visit.#100waysoftravel

1-6: Matteo Ricci and Foreign Missionary Cemetery, Ming to Qing Dynasty, 6th batch of national key cultural relics protection units, ancient tombs. Matteo Ricci was an Italian missionary who came to China in 1582 (the 10th year of the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty) to preach and introduce Western astronomy, calendar, geography, mathematics and other scientific knowledge to China. In 1610 (the 38th year of the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty), Matteo Ricci died of illness in Beijing, and Emperor Wanli of the Ming Dynasty granted "Tenggong Fence" as his tomb. The tomb of the German missionary Johann Adam Schall von Bell is located to the west of the fence tomb. Later, more than 80 Chinese and foreign missionaries such as the Belgian missionary Ferdinand Verbiest were buried here. The cemetery was destroyed in 1900 (the 26th year of the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty) and was rebuilt in the same year. In the 1960s, the cemetery was destroyed again. In 1979, the cemeteries of Matteo Ricci, Johann Adam Schall von Bell, and Ferdinand Verbiest were rebuilt. In 1984, a new cemetery was expanded and 60 monuments of surviving missionaries from various countries were erected. In 1993, the stone gate of the Qing Dynasty was moved to the south end of the cemetery, forming the current cemetery pattern. The cemetery is located in the Party School of the Municipal Party Committee at No. 6 Chegongzhuang Street, and it is not allowed to enter at will. However, you can go to the east side of the South Gate on Baiwanzhuang Street, and walk straight in from No. 21, no one cares here. After passing through the mouth-shaped building covered with green leaves, you can see the tombs. The courtyard of the Matteo Ricci Tomb and the nearby tombstone group are locked, and you can only look outside. —————- 7-20: Former site of the Qing Dynasty Agricultural Experiment Station, the 6th batch of national key cultural relics protection units, Qing Dynasty, important modern historical sites and representative buildings. In 1906 (the 32nd year of the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty), the Ministry of Commerce proposed to divide the Leshan Garden and the nearby Guangshan Temple and Hui'an Temple into agricultural experimental fields, and then expanded several times. The existing buildings include Changguan Building, Changchun Hall, Gate, Gate Building and Side Building. The gate of the experimental field is made of brick, imitating the Renaissance column style, sitting north to south, with three doors on the front; the gate building and side building are two-story brick-wood structures, eclectic style, wooden outer corridor iron roof; Changchun Hall, traditional three-volume hook connection The form, gray cylinder tile, hard mountain with front and rear corridors; Changguan Building, two-story eclectic style, wooden truss iron roof, gate for column porch and arch. The former site is located in Beijing Zoo, No. 137, Xizhimen Outer Street. During the National Day, there are many people walking around. The sun is shining and the autumn wind is strong.

"Beijing Zoo" is located at No. 137 Xizhimenwai Street, Beijing. It was founded in the 32nd year of the Guangxu reign of the Qing Dynasty (1906) and was initially named "Wansheng Garden." Its predecessor was the Qing Agricultural Experiment Field. The zoo covers an area of about 86 hectares and houses and exhibits more than 480 species and over 4,900 rare wild animals. It is the earliest open zoo in China and the one with the most species of animals on display. It is also a world-renowned zoo. The park also retains many historical relics, such as the Changguan Building, the Song Jiaoren Memorial Tower, and the Changchun Hall, which bear witness to the century-long history of Beijing Zoo.

Check in at Beijing Zoo during the long weekend. In autumn, the afternoon sun is no longer so hot, and the animals are enjoying the good times very comfortably. Whether standing, sitting, or lying down, foraging or playing, alone or in groups... Rhinos🦏, hippos🦛, lions🦁, tigers🐯, black bears and white bears🐻, monkeys🐒, parrots🦜, wild ducks🦆... Whether they are huge or small and thin, they are at ease in their own territory. There are endless tourists, adults and children, sharing the relaxed moments brought by the animals. What are the animals thinking about the endless stream of tourists at this time?

#PandaWatching##100TravelTips##TravelPlan We traveled from Beijing Airport to Sanyuanqiao Station to Dongwuyuan Station, which is closest to Beijing Zoo. We intended to go see the pandas. When we bought the entrance ticket, the panda zone was on the right-hand side. The other animals had to go to the left-hand side. When we got there, it was the Indoor zone. We saw a bear sleeping in a glass room. People were waiting to see it wake up to take pictures. We waited for a while and then went to the other side. There were people queuing up to go see it. Some people gave up for hours. The staff still didn't open the door. So we walked to the Giant Panda cage, which had two very large cages. In one cage, there was only one panda. Luckily, it came out to stretch its legs. People rushed to take pictures. From my experience, even when we waited until we got to the place, we might not have seen it walking around because it didn't come out of its cave or it just fell asleep. We spent about two hours and it was already evening. We had to hurry to catch the train to Harbin. That's all we could get from the pandas. So we didn't have time to see other animals.

#SummerTripEvent #BeijingZoo There are pandas in the Beijing Zoo in China, the 🐼 country of pandas~ There is also a giant panda 🐼 dedicated exhibition hall The park is large and beautifully designed, so it's really great for a walk on a clear day. I went in the fall, and I was even happier because the air was so fresh~ In particular, there is a river flowing inside the park, and if you take a boat here, you can go straight to #SummerHeaven, a famous park in Beijing, so it's a trip with more merit. I went with my mother and nephews, and I recommend the Beijing Zoo as a place that everyone of all ages will enjoy^^

Address: No. 137, Xizhimen Outer Street, Xicheng District, Beijing Opening hours: 7:30-19:00 (entry stops at 18:00) Tickets: Peak season 15 yuan (peak season combo ticket 19 yuan) Beijing Zoo was established in the 32nd year of the Guangxu reign of the Qing Dynasty (1906), and was then called "Wansheng Garden". Its predecessor was the Agricultural Experiment Field of the Ministry of Agriculture, Industry, and Commerce of the Qing Dynasty. After renovations, transformations, and greening in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, it was renamed "Xijiao Park". In 1955, it was officially renamed "Beijing Zoo". The zoo is divided into the East, West, and North areas. The East area mainly has the Giant Panda Hall, Polar Bear Exhibition Area, and Lion and Tiger Mountain; the West area mainly has the Giraffe Hall, Golden Monkey Hall, and Penguin Paradise, as well as the ancient building Changguan Building; the North area mainly has the Aquarium, Elephant Hall, and Rhino and Hippo Hall. The zoo covers an area of 86 hectares, and it is easy to get lost inside! There are many signs and many staff members, so if you really can't find your way, just ask. The zoo houses and exhibits more than 500 species of animals. When bringing children to play, you can look for the animals they like according to the signs. If you can't find them, you might discover something else. For moms who are bad with directions, just see whatever you can find. The zoo is beautifully scenic, so if you get lost, you can also enjoy the scenery and take a break. In such a large park, dragging a little kid around, I usually just see whatever I can find. If I can't find anything, I just enjoy the scenery. Sometimes, we end up seeing the same animal several times. When the kids get tired, there are many places in the zoo that sell toys and snacks, which is quite friendly for children.

#PandaWatching #100TravelTips 🐼Today we will take you to #PandaWatching at "Beijing Zoo or Beijing Zoo (Chinese pronunciation: Pei Jing Dong Wu Yuan)". We came here because we intended to see pandas. Normally we only watch in clips, never seen in person, so we came here. 🐼Beijing Zoo is very convenient to travel to. There is a subway, get off at Dongwuyuan Station, and walk a short distance. We can't remember the entrance fee, but it is not more than 100 baht. 🐼Here, there will be pandas on show in both outdoor and indoor zones. They will lie down, play, and gnaw on bamboo. From what we saw, they will eat and roll around for us to see. 🐼In addition to pandas, there are many other animals, such as polar bears, kangaroos, tigers, penguins, various birds, rhinos, hippos, and elephants of many nationalities. Normally, we have only seen Thai elephants. 🐼In addition to the animals, there are also many beautiful photo spots because the area is wide. There are shops and restaurants on the side to provide services. 📍Location Beijing Zoo, Beijing, China

Though it's hot the animals were 😎🆒

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