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Jiangnan Peacock Garden, located in Shangruan Village, Xuebu Town, Jintan City, Changzhou, has earned the title of "China's Peacock Breeding Base." With an investment exceeding 50 million yuan, the garden covers 600 mu (approximately 500 mu) of hilly terrain and 100 mu (approximately 100 mu) of water. The garden boasts a "Peacock Research Center," a "Peacock Specimen Exhibition Room," a high-end hotel, a business center, a restaurant, tennis courts, a gym, a chess and card room, the Jiangnan Jockey Club, and recreational facilities such as fishing and boating. The garden houses over 2,000 peacocks, with a birdhouse covering over 3,000 square meters and a free-range habitat covering over 50 mu (approximately 100 mu).
The Jiangnan Jockey Club, located on the southern slope of Peacock Garden, is another highlight of the park. Its equestrian performances are a feast for the eyes. Under the guidance of a horse trainer, you can saddle up and gallop across the battlefield, showcasing the prowess of a knight. From horseback, you can take in a panoramic bird's-eye view of the entire park: buildings nestled among the trees, winding paths lead to secluded paths, and the red roofs and white walls of the Bairi Altar are reflected in the sky, creating a truly picturesque and elegant scene.
The southwest corner of the Bairi Altar is home to the park's Science Corner. 4,800 solar tubes form a 600-square-meter solar heat absorption surface. Ten 18-meter-tall wind turbines, alternating in height and interlacing in brilliance, create a majestic spectacle. This is a green, eco-tourism, and harmless energy destination, and a hub for science education for elementary and middle school students. The Peacock Garden also serves as a natural oxygen bar, shaded by over 20 rare species, ensuring a perennially verdant landscape.
In the exhibition hall, there are nearly a hundred specimens of peacocks, eagles and golden pheasants, allowing you to see the heroic posture of an eagle spreading its wings, the peaceful and beautiful figure of a peacock, and the dynamic appearance of a golden pheasant ready to jump.
Subtropical monsoon climate; the Peacock Garden integrates peacock research, specimen making, breeding and reproduction. It is the largest peacock breeding base in Jiangnan and is suitable for travel in all seasons.
Peacock Research Center, Peacock Specimen Exhibition Room, Horse Farm and Horse Track;
It is recommended to play for 3-4 hours
65 yuan/person
8:00-17:00
Jiangnan Peacock Garden is a dedicated conservation and tourism park focused on the preservation of peacock species, particularly the Indian Peafowl. It educates visitors on the importance of wildlife conservation and the role peacocks play in the local ecosystem.
The garden is located in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province. It can be reached by taxi or private car from the city center. Public transport options such as buses may be available depending on your location in the city.
The garden is open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The best time to visit is during spring and early summer when the peacocks are most active and their plumage is at its most vibrant.
The entrance fee is around 50 RMB per person. Tickets can be purchased on-site at the garden's entrance, or you can buy them online through the garden's official website or third-party ticketing platforms.
Booking tickets in advance is not mandatory but is recommended during peak tourist seasons, weekends, or holidays to ensure availability. A few days in advance should suffice.
Visitors typically spend about 2-3 hours exploring the park, especially if they are taking their time to observe the peacocks and explore the garden’s scenic areas.
Guided tours are available in Mandarin, and English-speaking guides may be requested with prior notice. Audio guides are not typically available, but information plaques in both Chinese and English are scattered around the park.
Night visits and light shows are not available, but special educational programs and workshops related to wildlife conservation may be offered on certain days.
The garden is less crowded on weekdays, especially in the morning. Weekends and holidays tend to be busier, so visiting early in the day is advised if you prefer a quieter experience.
The park is mostly accessible, with paved paths and designated rest areas. However, some areas may be challenging for those with mobility impairments due to the natural terrain.
Mobile payments such as Alipay and WeChat Pay are widely accepted, as well as credit/debit cards. Cash payments are also possible at the entrance and for certain services.
Vegetarian options are available in nearby restaurants, but vegan and halal food may require prior notice. The city center has a wider range of options for specific dietary needs.
Yes, there is a souvenir shop selling peacock-themed items, local crafts, and agricultural products.
