When people talk about Wuhan Wildlife Park, they are inevitably referring to Wuhan Forest Wildlife Park in Caiidian. This zoo is quite unique, but many locals in Wuhan don’t know about it. Firstly, Caiidian is a bit remote. Secondly, the zoo only started its trial operation last year. So is the zoo officially open now? And how much are the tickets? Let’s find out together.
I. Is Wuhan Forest Wildlife Park Officially Open?
Trial operation time: December 28-30, 2020
Official opening time: From December 31, 2020
Opening hours: 9:00-17:00
II. Ticket Prices
Adult ticket: ¥100/person
Discounted ticket (children, students, elderly, active military personnel, disabled, etc.): ¥60/person
III. Ticket Purchasing Guide
1. The park encourages online ticket purchase. Visitors can book tickets online through real-name registration (official ticket purchasing channel: “Wuhan Wildlife Kingdom” WeChat public account). Visitors with free tickets need to register their real names on-site by scanning the QR code.
2. For visitors who cannot purchase tickets online, they can purchase tickets on-site with their ID card or other valid documents. Maintain a safe distance of at least 1.5 meters while queuing.
IV. Travel Guide
The location is relatively remote. You need to take Metro Line 4 to the terminal station Berlin, and then transfer to a bus to get there.
The ecological environment here is particularly good, with fresh countryside scenery. There’s even a faint fragrance of canola flowers in the air.
The first thing you see upon entering the park is parrots, in various colors and breeds. They will rub against your shoulders when they see you. There are over 2,000 parrots in this sizable park. It’s truly a “colorful parrot paradise.”
There are also miniature Shetland ponies from Britain, very small and compact, looking like miniature horses with particularly short legs. They are very cute running around.
There are giraffes, kangaroos, zebras, lambs, and many other small animals. All the animals here are free-range, and you can feed and touch them.
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