Tourism GuideChangchun Zoo and Wildlife Park
A comprehensive wildlife sanctuary in Northeast China featuring diverse animal species and immersive natural habitats
Key Information
Established Year
1938
Total Area
74 hectares
Animal Species
Over 200
Annual Visitors
1.5 million
Conservation Programs
15+
Special Features
Siberian Tiger Breeding Center
Changchun Zoo and Wildlife Park is one of the largest and most modern zoological parks in Northeast China, established in 1938. Spanning over 74 hectares, this premier wildlife facility combines traditional zoo exhibits with expansive natural habitats that mimic the animals' native environments. The park is renowned for its successful breeding programs for endangered species, particularly the Siberian tiger and red-crowned crane. Visitors can explore themed zones including the African Savannah, Asian Rainforest, and Arctic Tundra sections, each carefully designed to provide optimal living conditions for the animals while offering educational and engaging viewing experiences. The park also features botanical gardens, children's petting areas, and conservation education centers that highlight China's commitment to wildlife protection and environmental stewardship.
Things to Do
- Observe majestic Siberian tigers in their naturalistic habitat enclosure
- Watch the daily penguin feeding sessions and educational presentations
- Explore the tropical bird aviary with colorful exotic species
- Visit the giant panda exhibit showcasing China's national treasure
- Experience the safari bus tour through the African savannah zone
- Participate in interactive animal encounters at the children's petting zoo
- Attend educational conservation talks at the wildlife protection center
- Enjoy seasonal flower displays in the botanical garden sections
- Photograph the elegant red-crowned cranes in their wetland habitat
- Explore the nocturnal animal house with special lighting conditions
