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Beijing Zoo
( Giant Panda )
The Beijing Zoo was built in 1906 and opened to the public in 1908 with an area of about 10 hectares and a few humble pavilions to house the animals. Located to the west of Beijing City (2km west of XiZhiMen subway station), next to the Beijing Exhibition Hall, Beijing Zoo has both rare Chinese animals, such as the Giant Panda and the Golden Monkey, and also a strong selection from around the world - from Polar Bears to Kangaroos.
Visitors usually go to Beijing Zoo to see the famous Giant Pandas, but there are many other interesting animals to see, including the Red Panda, Sichuan golden monkey, Manchurian tigers, yaks from Tibet, enormous sea turtles, Indian elephants, and zebras and giraffes from Africa. Beijing Zoo now houses over 10,000 animals of 800 different species.
The grounds of Beijing Zoo combine cultivated flower gardens with stretches of natural scenery, including dense groves of trees, streams, stretches of grassland, lotus ponds and small hills dotted with pavilions, some built during the Qing Dynasty. Beijing Zoo combines the garden arts of the East and West and adapts to the environment of the animals living in a particular area.
Add.:No.137, Xizhimenwai Street, Xicheng District
Ticket Price: 15Yuan (1st Apr.–31st Oct.); 10Yuan (1st Nov.-31st Mar.)
Opening Time: 07:30-18:00 (1st Apr.–31st Oct.); 07:30-17:00 (1st Nov.-31st Mar.)
How to get there: Bus No.103, 105, 111, 7, 27, 904, 808, 107, 102; Subway Line 4, take off at Dongwuyuan Station
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Beijing Zoo
( Giant Panda )
The Beijing Zoo was built in 1906 and opened to the public in 1908 with an area of about 10 hectares and a few humble pavilions to house the animals. Located to the west of Beijing City (2km west of XiZhiMen subway station), next to the Beijing Exhibition Hall, Beijing Zoo has both rare Chinese animals, such as the Giant Panda and the Golden Monkey, and also a strong selection from around the world - from Polar Bears to Kangaroos.
Visitors usually go to Beijing Zoo to see the famous Giant Pandas, but there are many other interesting animals to see, including the Red Panda, Sichuan golden monkey, Manchurian tigers, yaks from Tibet, enormous sea turtles, Indian elephants, and zebras and giraffes from Africa. Beijing Zoo now houses over 10,000 animals of 800 different species.The grounds of Beijing Zoo combine cultivated flower gardens with stretches of natural scenery, including dense groves of trees, streams, stretches of grassland, lotus ponds and small hills dotted with pavilions, some built during the Qing Dynasty. Beijing Zoo combines the garden arts of the East and West and adapts to the environment of the animals living in a particular area.
Add.:No.137, Xizhimenwai Street, Xicheng District
Ticket Price: 15Yuan (1st Apr.–31st Oct.); 10Yuan (1st Nov.-31st Mar.)
Opening Time: 07:30-18:00 (1st Apr.–31st Oct.); 07:30-17:00 (1st Nov.-31st Mar.)
How to get there: Bus No.103, 105, 111, 7, 27, 904, 808, 107, 102; Subway Line 4, take off at Dongwuyuan Station
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