"the bears waved for apples during the day, and the sky flew on top of their heads at night -- the zoo could be so wild!"
- a woman with a baby who's been asked about her friends
If you still think that the tinless zoo is just a traditional park called the walking horses, then you really are。
This 520,000 square metres of ecological park, hidden on the shores of lake tai, has long been upgraded into a “city natural theatre” for the collection of immersed animals, forest tourism, filiation and night shows。
What is even more surprising is that instead of raising the price of the ticket, it keeps people alive with “employment experience + nighttime carnival + free science”. Today, as a local parent-child travel observer who has stepped on many points and measured all routes, i reveal for you the high-powered game missed by 90 per cent of the tourists at the tinless zoo
Three core areas. That's why we're here
1 wetland fauna: entering “respiratory ecological painting”
From the left side of the garden, walk along the cavity bridge into the lake's heart viewing kiosk, the black swan squirts with grace, and the pink wing of the flamingo spreads like twilight in the sun。
Key hint: the noise and feeding (except in designated areas) is forbidden here, and the most natural state of animals is seen in silence — this is the true “natural education”。
2 presbyterian zone: looking at “high iq neighbours”
The lemurs of the lemurs are actively approaching the glass wall, and the chimpanzees often display behaviour such as “tool use” “group collaboration”。
️ important reminder: the garden is explicitly prohibited from throwing food and beating glass! These highly intelligent animals are highly susceptible to stress due to human interference. Respect, the closest。
3 ️⃣ african herbivore: can you reach giraffe with your hand
Indians walk between simulated savannahs, zebras walk, camels blink, and giraffe gardens provide a fee-paying experience (10 yuan/part of exclusive leaves). The children's feet pass the leaves, and the giraffe leans down and licks the palms — the shock of that moment is far better than a thousand natural lessons。
Pettyman: feeding is restricted to designated areas, feed is provided from the park and food is forbidden
It's not just about animals. Bearland
Many parents think that the zoo is "go home after an animal in the morning" and they don't know what the afternoon is
- forest tourist elevators: one way up the mountain, overlooking the entire green ocean, with the top of the mountain going straight to bearland, saving up the effort
- jolly circuses: 11/14:00 a day (with weekends added), high-altitude silk hanging of russian actors, rolls of horseback, screeching of children
- bearland: the eight-year-old parent project — sweet carpenters, jungle porters, super firefighters (remember the raincoats) — the evening light is full。
Consolidated route recommendations:
In the morning, focussing on animal interaction (the 9th zoo's most active) and eating curry in the midday park restaurant, in the afternoon watching the circus and playing with the play facilities, in the evening, by the elevator going down the mountain, and by the way, by the night's beast。
Transport & save the pit guide: these details determine experience
- self-drive: navigator's “zoo without tin” (99 chan yong road), parking lot, $15/min (20 on holidays). It is strongly recommended that they arrive before 9 p. M. If they do not otherwise line up for half an hour, it will be cheaper to park at the south-west entrance of the nearby heeshan forest park (5 dollars/4 hours) and walk for 5 minutes。
- public transport:
- line 3 of the subway to the “chanbridge station” and public transport route 608/615
- or take the 83rd and 26th road to the “zoo without tin” and be environmentally friendly。
- ticket strategy:
- 100 yen per day (including bearland)
- evenings are better! The july-august night cat party was opened with only $60 adults, including circus + water gun + fluorescent cruises
