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Visit the wildlife exhibits featuring a variety of animals, including endangered species. Participate in animal feeding sessions and watch live shows showcasing animal behaviors. Explore the interactive educational zones and enjoy the walking trails in the park.
Yonghong Wildlife World, located in Fuqing City, is committed to " protecting animals and the environment . " It is a uniquely comprehensive animal kingdom in Fujian Province, integrating wildlife science education, viewing, and exhibitions, as well as sightseeing tours and performances.
The park provides a close-to-natural environment for animals and a fascinating wildlife world for visitors. The park boasts nearly 100 species and thousands of rare animals, some of which are nationally protected, including African white lions, leopards, Bengal white tigers, Siberian tigers, the largest land mammal, the Asian elephant, and the beautiful red-crowned crane.
The national second-level protected animals include: Madagascar's national treasure, the ring-tailed lemur, Asian wolves, brown bears, red deer, parrots and other rare animals; in addition, there are South American alpacas that are loved by children, American ponies, South African giraffes, the " God of the Wetlands " red-crowned cranes, etc.
Suitable for all seasons
Recommended play time: 2-4 hours
128 yuan/person
9:30-17:30 ; last admission at 16:30
Yonghong Wildlife is a zoological park that focuses on the conservation of wildlife in Fujian. It promotes environmental education and the protection of endangered species. The park is a popular spot for both locals and tourists, offering an interactive experience with wildlife.
The park is located in Fuzhou, Fujian. You can reach it by taxi, or take a local bus from the city center. The park is not directly accessible by metro, but taxis are a convenient option for visitors.
The park is open from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM daily. The best times to visit are early mornings or weekdays to avoid large crowds, especially during weekends or holidays.
The entrance fee is approximately 120 CNY for adults, with discounts for children and seniors. Tickets can be purchased at the park entrance or online through the official website.
It’s not mandatory to book tickets in advance, but it is recommended during peak seasons or weekends. Booking a day or two ahead is typically sufficient.
Plan for about 3 to 4 hours to explore the park thoroughly. If you want to attend all the shows and interact with the animals, consider spending a full day.
Highlights include the tiger and lion exhibits, the endangered species section, the reptile zone, and the interactive animal feeding areas. Don’t miss the bird shows and the large outdoor safari area.
Guided tours are available in Mandarin, and they offer a great way to learn more about the animals. Audio guides are available in Mandarin, and some exhibits have English translations as well.
Good photography spots include the safari area, where animals roam freely. The observation decks near the tiger and bear enclosures also provide excellent views. The bird aviary is a great place for capturing colorful shots of exotic birds.
Start by visiting the animal exhibits near the entrance, then head to the safari and endangered species zones. Afterward, enjoy the bird and reptile sections, and end your visit with the animal shows and feeding sessions in the afternoon.
Night visits are not typically available, but there are occasional special events, including night animal tours or seasonal light shows. Check the park's official website for special events during your visit.
The park is busiest on weekends and public holidays. The least crowded times are weekdays, particularly in the morning when it first opens.
The park provides clean toilets, food stalls selling snacks and beverages, and rest areas. There are souvenir shops offering wildlife-themed merchandise and local crafts.
The park is accessible for elderly, children, and disabled visitors. There are wheelchair-accessible paths, rest areas, and some shows designed for families. However, certain exhibits may require some walking on uneven terrain.
Mobile payments like WeChat Pay and Alipay are widely accepted, and credit cards are also accepted. Cash is not necessary but can be used in some smaller shops.
Inside the park, there are food stalls offering light snacks and beverages. Nearby, you can find local restaurants serving traditional Fujianese cuisine, including seafood and noodle dishes.
Vegetarian options are available, including salads and rice dishes. Halal food options are not commonly available inside the park, but there are some nearby restaurants offering halal dishes.
There are several hotels and guesthouses near the park, including mid-range options in Fuzhou City. For luxury accommodations, consider staying in the central Fuzhou area, which is a short drive away.
Nearby attractions include the Fuzhou National Forest Park, West Lake Park, and the Fuzhou Zoo. These can easily be combined with a trip to Yonghong Wildlife for a full day of exploration.
There are souvenir shops inside the park selling wildlife-themed toys, clothing, and local handicrafts. Popular items include animal plush toys and park-branded merchandise.
After visiting, taxis and ride-sharing services are the best transportation options. Alternatively, you can take a local bus to nearby attractions or Fuzhou City for further exploration.
