Beijing Zoo (National AAAA scenic spot ）It is one of the largest city zoos in China with the most complete animal species. It has a long history and pleasant scenery. It is the zoo with the largest number of rare animals and other wild animals on display in China. It has been more than 100 years since the 32nd year of Guangxu. The zoo is divided into east, south and north areas. The main gate is located in the east area, and the north area is also equipped with Beijing Ocean Aquarium (Additional tickets are required).
It was built in the 32nd year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu (1906) of the Qing Dynasty. Its predecessor was the agricultural testing ground built at the old sites of Leshan Garden, Jiyuan, Guangshan Temple and Hui'an Temple. In 1950, it was established as the Western Suburb Park. It was named Beijing Zoo in April 1955.
There are rare Chinese animals settled here, such as giant panda, golden monkey, Siberian tiger, white lipped deer, elk (four unlike), pony, red crowned crane, as well as representative animals from all over the world, such as chimpanzees in Africa, kangaroos in Australia, leopards, Mexican manatees, European bison, etc. The amphibious and reptile museum has two floors, the upper floor and the lower floor. It displays more than 100 kinds of reptiles from all over the world, including the largest crocodile in the world, the bay crocodile.
Zoo address : No. 137 Xizhimenwai Street, Xicheng District, Beijing
Zoo ticket price : 15 yuan in peak season, 10 yuan in off season, and 5 yuan for another ticket in Panda House
Official guide map ：www.bjzoo.com/intozoo/map.html
Zoo phone ： 010-68390274 68314411
zoo Official website ： www.bjzoo.com
Opening Hours ：7:30-18:00
Tourist evaluation ：
I seldom went to the zoo when I was in Beijing. It was really good to go there last year. It was interesting to recall the impression of spring outing when I was a child. Now the animals in the zoo have become more powerful and nimble, which may be the reason why they feed every day. They are all lazy. The giant pandas in the Panda House are sleeping in a daze, ignoring tourists' cries. The big lions are also sleepy, hiding behind the trees and dozing off. The most amusing thing is the brown bear. It is cute to make friends with tourists to eat.
