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Xixiakou Wildlife Park, also known as the "Shendiaoshan Wildlife Nature Reserve," is located in Xixiakou Village, Chengshan Town, Weihai (Rongcheng) City, Shandong Province. With a total investment exceeding 100 million yuan, the park covers 3,800 mu and features a variety of habitats, including a predator area, a herbivore area, a marine area, an African animal area, a bear park, a bird park, a raptor park, an orangutan park, a leopard and wolf mountain, a monkey mountain, a golden monkey pavilion, and a panda pavilion.
Xixiakou Wildlife Park is China's largest and most unique coastal wildlife nature reserve. It houses over 150 species of first- and second-class nationally protected animals, totaling over 1,500 individuals. In October 2005, Shandong Province announced its "Top Ten Golden Week Tourist Attractions," with the Shendiaoshan Wildlife Nature Reserve ranked among the top ten in the "Urban Parks and Amusement Parks" category. The excellent natural environment and favorable climatic conditions here are ideal habitats for a wide variety of animals, and most of the animals in the reserve are able to reproduce and thrive within the area. Other attractions within the reserve include the Jade Guanyin Temple, the Guandi Temple, the remains of Qin Shihuang's "The Legend of the Condor Heroes," and the Xiazhu Temple, commissioned by Emperor Wu of Han. In the Shendiaoshan Wildlife Nature Reserve, visitors can play with macaques, shake hands with seals, ask for a gentle kiss from sea lions, take photos side by side with bears, and even ride horses and ride the wind! When you visit here, you can listen to the roars of tigers and lions, hear the cries of monkeys and the chirping of birds, watch bears fight leopards and hunt, watch monkeys play, see sea lions and seals swimming, and enjoy the performances of elf dolphins. You can feel the beauty of the creation of heaven and earth, and touch the vastness of the ocean, giving people the feeling of "experiencing wildness and returning to nature."
Rongcheng is located in the warm temperate monsoon humid climate zone with distinct four seasons and a pleasant climate.
¥150
Open from 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM
Xixiakou Wildlife Park was established to preserve local wildlife and provide educational opportunities for visitors. Located in Weihai, Shandong, the park aims to protect endangered species and promote environmental awareness through conservation programs and public outreach.
The park is located in Weihai, Shandong Province, China. It can be reached by taxi from Weihai city center, or by bus with a direct route available. There are also guided tours that can provide transportation directly from nearby hotels.
Xixiakou Wildlife Park is typically open from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM. The best time to visit is during the spring and autumn months, when the weather is milder and animals are more active.
The entrance fee for adults is approximately 80 RMB, while children and seniors may receive discounts. Tickets can be purchased at the entrance or online through the park's official website or third-party platforms.
Booking tickets in advance is recommended, especially during peak tourist seasons or holidays. It's ideal to book tickets at least 1-2 days in advance, but same-day tickets are available if not crowded.
Plan to spend 3-4 hours exploring the park to see the animal exhibits, enjoy the shows, and walk through the botanical garden areas.
Guided tours are available in Mandarin, and sometimes in English upon request. Audio guides are available in Mandarin, and some tours offer English-speaking guides, especially for international tourists.
Start at the main entrance and head to the panda exhibit, followed by the lion and tiger safari area. Continue through the bird-watching zone, and finish at the children’s interactive area. Plan to take a rest midway at one of the scenic areas for a quick break.
Currently, night visits and light shows are not available, but there are occasional special events such as wildlife conservation talks and feeding sessions that may vary by season.
The park can be crowded during weekends and public holidays. To avoid large crowds, it is best to visit during weekdays, especially in the early morning or late afternoon.
Facilities include clean public toilets, food stalls offering local snacks, and gift shops for souvenirs. There are also resting areas near major exhibits where visitors can take breaks.
The park is generally accessible for elderly visitors and children, with wide walkways and resting areas. Wheelchair rentals are available, but some areas may be difficult to navigate due to the park's natural landscape.
Cash payments are accepted, but mobile payments such as WeChat Pay and Alipay are the most convenient and widely used payment methods throughout the park.
Vegetarian and vegan options are available at park food stalls, and some nearby restaurants also offer halal dishes, especially in Weihai city.
Yes, souvenir shops offer items such as animal-themed toys, traditional Chinese handicrafts, and local products like Weihai seafood products.
