Beijing Wildlife Park Tickets

Beijing Wildlife Park is located on the banks of the beautiful Yongding River. It raises more than 200 species and more than 5,000 rare wild animals from all over the world on more than 3,600 acres of land. It is a national 4A-level Attraction that integrates wild animal domestication and breeding, scientific research, popular science education, and leisure tourism.  Beijing Wildlife Park is 42 kilometers away from the city center and has more than 80 theme animal venues and pavilions. The park is divided into three major animal tourist areas: self-driving tourist area, walking tourist area, and beast experience area. The self-driving tour area covers an area of more than 1,200 mu, with a 10-kilometer tour line and seven animal exhibition areas, exhibiting more than 60 species and more than 800 animals. There are two ways to visit the self-driving tour area, self-driving tour and small train tour. The beast experience area has eight exhibition areas, exhibiting 8 kinds of beasts, totaling more than 100 animals. Each exhibition area is designed based on the animals' wild living environment, and the animals live in an open natural environment. The walking tour area has a total route of 2 kilometers. There are more than 300 animals of more than 20 species that can interact and be fed by tourists. There are more than 30 animal venues, which highlight the open concept and have the characteristics of novel venue design, diverse viewing angles, less visual obstacles, and mutual contact between people and animals.

Visitors can expect an immersive wildlife experience at Beijing Wildlife Park, where expansive natural habitats showcase animals from around the world. Explore the park through a self-drive safari or guided train ride, stroll along interactive walking paths to observe and feed friendly species, or visit the beast experience area designed to mirror animals’ natural environments. With well-planned zones, open viewing concepts, and educational elements, the park offers an engaging and family-friendly journey combining leisure, conservation, and learning.