Location & Transportation

Hangzhou Safari Park sits in the scenic Fuyang District of Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, nestled at No. 1 Jiulong Avenue, Yinhu Street. It’s a breeze to reach by car, train, or bus. If you’re coming from Shanghai or Ningbo, it’s just a 1–2-hour drive. For public transport users, take the high-speed rail to Hangzhou East Station, then transfer to a taxi or local bus. The park even offers free shuttle buses from Hangzhou Metro Line 6’s Yinhu Station—perfect for hassle-free travel!

Natural Wonders & Animal Kingdom

Spanning 2,600 acres, Hangzhou Safari Park is a wild paradise. As a AAAA-rated attraction, it’s one of East China’s largest wildlife parks. Here, animals roam free in open, natural habitats. You’ll spot 260+ species, from giant pandas and Southeast China tigers to white rhinos and sloth bears. Walk through the African Savanna zone to see lions and zebras, or drive through Asian Grasslands for close-ups of tigers and brown bears. The best part? You can choose between walking trails or driving your own car (or hopping on a free train) to explore.

Immersive Experiences

At Hangzhou Safari Park, it’s all about up-close encounters. In the walking area, check out the Parrot Plaza, Reptile Aisle, and Cute Pets Garden. Kids love the Animal Kindergarten, where cubs and chicks play. For adrenaline junkies, the Predator Hazard zone lets you walk beside towering bears and wolves—talk about thrills! Don’t miss the forest theater shows, where trainers showcase animal talents.

Family Fun & Education

This place is a kid’s dream! The Samba Magic Tribe and Swan Lake are pure magic, but the real star is the ** Fantasy Forest Train**. Chug through forests while giraffes peek over your carriage. For learning, join one of the animal classrooms—like Big Cat 101 or Panda Lessons—where kids (and adults!) get quizzed on diets, habits, and conservation. After class, burn energy at the Thrill Rides Area with slides, swings, and merry-go-rounds.

Practical Tips & Amenities

Plan for a full day to see everything. Tickets cover all rides, shows, and exhibits. Bring sunscreen, comfy shoes, and a camera. The park has cafes and snack stands (including picnic areas if you pack lunch). Souvenir shops offer plush animals and crafts. Pro tip: Visit on weekdays to avoid crowds, and check the animal feeding schedules—they’re the highlight!

Whether you’re a wildlife lover, a family with kids, or a curious traveler, Hangzhou Safari Park promises a day of adventure, learning, and unforgettable animal moments. Get ready to roar your way through this wild wonderland!