Shanghai Wild Animal Park Travel Guide
Scenic spot introduction:
Shanghai Wild Animal Park is the largest national wildlife park in my country, covering an area of 153 hectares, located in Nanhui District, Shanghai. The park brings together more than 200 species of rare animals from all over the world, with more than 10,000 heads, including giraffes, zebras, antelopes, rhinos, etc. from abroad, as well as first-class protected animals in my country: giant pandas, golden monkeys, South China tigers, Asian elephants, etc. Visitors can enter the park by car and walk in two major visiting areas. The entire park is divided into a herbivore grazing area, a carnivore grazing area, a flamingo area, a free-range animal area, Waterfowl Lake and rare animal enclosures, Bird Park , a butterfly garden and a children's petting zoo, as well as many special programs such as animal shows.Attractions distribution:
Shanghai Wild Animal Park is divided into herbivore grazing area, carnivore grazing area, flamingo area, free-range animal area, Waterfowl Lake and rare animal enclosures, Bird Park , a butterfly garden and a children's petting zoo, as well as many special programs such as animal shows for tourists to enjoy.Scenic spot qualifications:
National 5A scenic spotScenic spot features:
Photography, hiking, zooScenic spot map:
Transportation
Scenic spot location:
China > Shanghai > Pudong New Area
How to get there:
Self-driving route:
(1) Downtown → Nanpu Bridge → Longyang Road → Hunan Highway → Nanliu Highway
(2) Downtown → Nanpu Bridge → Longyang Road → Luoshan Road → Outer Ring Road (S20 Highway, Pudong International Airport Direction) → Yingbin Avenue (S1 Highway) → Nanliu Highway
(3) Downtown → North-South Elevated Road → Lupu Bridge → Jiyang Road → Outer Ring Road (S20 Highway, Pudong International Airport Direction) → Hulu Expressway (S2 Highway) → Hunan Highway → Nanliu Highway
Bus Information:
There are two bus lines passing by the entrance of the Wildlife Park: Zhangnan Line and Nanxin Line. In addition, there are many bus stops on the nearby Hunan Highway (Xuejiazhai Station), which can be used as a secondary station to the Wildlife Park.
Scenic area map:
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Tickets
Safari Park Ticket Prices:
130 yuan (adult) 65 yuan (child)
Scenic area opening hours:
(March-November) 8:00-17:00 (ticket sales stop at 16:00); (December-February of the following year) 8:30-16:30 (ticket sales stop at 15:30)
Travel Tips
travelling guideline:
Zoo entertainment and performances:
1. Animals welcome guests 9:00-10:00 Monkeys walking on a tightrope, monkeys juggling, and human-bear wrestling in the square inside the main gate
2. Sea lion show 10:00, 15:15 Sea Lion Performance Hall Getting drunk, jumping in water, water ballet, headstand
3. Lion and tiger performances at 11:30 and 14:30 in the animal arena: tigers riding horses, tigers jumping through hoops, lions stepping on balls
4. Large-scale square art performances 13:30-14:30 Beast Mountain Performance Field Beasts Welcoming Guests, Peacock Spreading Tail, Western Light Cavalry, Silk Road
Camel bells, the heroic cheetah, the affectionate relationship between lion and dog, and the performance of elephants.
Tour route:
Shanghai Wild Animal Park One-Day Tour:
Take a bus to Shanghai in the morning and visit Shanghai Wild Animal Park (about 4.5 hours). Visit the tourist area, which mainly includes Lions District → Bear Area → Tiger Area → Hunting Leopard Area etc.; walking area, mainly herbivorous animals → Kangaroo Area → Ostrich Area → Lemur area → Elephant house → Rhino house… Sea lion performance → Large square art performance → Lion and tiger performance → Animal World, watch animal games, dog racing, etc. Then take a bus to Shanghai Ocean Aquarium (about 2 hours, ticket price 120 yuan/person), and return by bus after the tour!
Best time to visit:
March to May, when spring is in full bloom, is the best season for traveling.
Shopping recommendations:
Peaches, Gaoqiao pancakes, Jiading bamboo carvings, Chenghuang Temple spiced beans, Shanghai pear paste candy, etc.
Scenic spot map:
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