分类: 景区动态

  • 10. African Elephant Pavillion

     

    The African Elephant Museum is located opposite the Small Railway Station in the park. African elephants are the largest living terrestrial mammals, slightly larger than Asian elephants, and can be distinguished from Asian elephants by ears as big as cattail fans.

  • 11. Animal Kindergarten

    11. Animal Kindergarten

     

    Animal Kindergarten brings together all kinds of animal cubs, such as Little White Tiger, Little Northeast Tiger, Little Brown Bear, Little Monkey, Little Red Panda and so on. They may touch your heartstrings in an instance with their cute child form, and let’s witness their growth together in the kindergarten.

  • 12.Red Panda Pavillion

    12.Red Panda Pavillion

     

    The Red Panda Museum covers an area of about 800 square meters. It is an immersive experience venue surrounded by green trees, small bridges and flowing water. The lovely red pandas move in the jungle, and tourists can walk into it to interact with the smart and lovely red pandas at close range. The popular science exhibition hall at the entrance of the venue and the popular science blackboard newspaper in the venue vividly introduce the popular science knowledge of red pandas and the natural ecological venue layout, so that tourists can fully learn about the wild living environment and living habits of red pandas.

  • 13. Everland

    13. Everland

     

    Everland covers an area of about 5,000 square meters, where rare animals such as meerkats and falcons live. “Everland” is designed according to their living habits and simulating natural environment. Verdant trees and shrubs flourish in well-planted order, and visitors are exposed to the ecological natural environment, which greatly satisfies people’s desire to walk into nature and get close to animals.

  • 14. Wading Bird Pavillion

    14. Wading Bird Pavillion

     

    The Wading Bird Pavillion covers an area of about 2,000 square meters. Wading birds refer to birds that adapt to living in swamps and watersides. Their legs are particularly slender, and their necks and toes are also long, so they are suitable for wading. Wading birds often stand on one foot when resting, and most of them get food from the bottom of the water, mud or the ground. The museum contains dozens of kinds of wading birds, such as oriental white storks, red-crowned cranes, grey cranes, balearica regulorums, demoiselle cranes and yellow-billed storks.

  • 15. Kangaroo Pavillion

    15. Kangaroo Pavillion

     

    Kangaroo Museum covers an area of about 1,000 square meters, exhibiting red kangaroos, which are the largest species in Kangaroo family. Kangaroos have one thing in common: their hind legs are strong and powerful, and they jump instead of running. It can be said that kangaroos are mammals that jump the highest and farthest.

    One of the important reasons why Australia makes kangaroo one of the animals on the national emblem is that it will always only jump forward and never retreat. It is hoped that people will never back down like kangaroos.

  • 16. Amphibious Science Museum

    16. Amphibious Science Museum

     

    Amphibious Science Museum covers an area of about 2,000 square meters, and the whole venue is beautiful without losing popular science interest. The venues are divided into snake exhibition hall, turtle exhibition hall, frog exhibition hall, lizard exhibition hall, popular science propaganda hall, animal specimen bone exhibition area and open-air crocodile island.

  • 17.Little Raccoon

    17.Little Raccoon

     

    Raccoon is an animal of raccoon family in carnivora of Mammalia, which originated from North America. It is named raccoon in Chinese as “Huanxiong” because it washes its food in water before eating. It has superior foot sense, and often hunts and eats with its front paws, which are almost as flexible as monkeys. Raccoon has a reputation as “Talented Swimmers”. It likes to inhabit the woods near rivers, lakes or ponds, and most of raccoons work together in pairs or as families.

  • 18.Flamingo Garden

    18.Flamingo Garden

     

    Flamingo is a large bird of Phoenicopteridae family, which lives in saltwater lakes, swamps and some lagoons, and mainly lives by filtering algae and plankton. In the Flamingo Garden of Yancheng Wildlife World in Changzhou, an orange outlook is particularly conspicuous. Orange feathers, long necks and “Seductive” legs attract many visitors to pay a visit.

    Flamingo Restaurant is located next to Flamingo Garden. While enjoying delicious food, visitors may also see the captivating shadows of flamingos and enjoy the scenery and rest. Wouldn’t it be wonderful?

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