About Shanghai Safari Park
Shanghai Safari Park is the first national wildlife park in China built by the Shanghai Municipal People’s Government and the State Forestry Administration of China, located at 178 Nanliu Road, Nanhui District, Pudong, Shanghai, covering an area of 153 hectares (2,300 mu), about 35 kilometers from the center of Shanghai. With an investment of 300 million RMB, the zoo was officially opened to the public on November 18, 1995 and is one of the first AAA-tourist attractions in China. The park brings together more than 200 species of representative animals and rare animals from all over the world, with tens of thousands of species, including giraffes, zebras, antelopes, white rhinos, etc. from abroad, as well as Chinese first-class protected animals such as giant pandas, golden monkeys and golden antelopes. The park is divided into two major areas for visitors: the vehicle entrance and the walk-in area.
ShanghaiwildlifePark is the largest national wildlife park in China, covering an area of 153 hectares, 35 kilometers from the city. The park brings together more than 200 species of rare animals from around the world, including giraffes, zebras, antelopes, rhinoceroses, etc. from abroad.
There are also China’s first-class protected animals: giant pandas, golden monkeys, South China tigers, Asian elephants, ibis and so on. Visitors to the park is divided into two major visiting areas: car entry and walk-in. The whole park is divided into herbivorous animals rearing area, carnivorous animals rearing area, flamingo area, free-range animals area, waterfowl lake and rare animals captive area, hundred birds garden, butterfly garden and children’s pet garden, and there are many special programs such as animal performances to show you the intelligence and talent of animals, so that you can experience the fun brought to you by the animal world.
The largest national wildlife park in China, covering 153 hectares, is located 35 kilometers from the city. The park brings together more than 200 kinds of representative rare animals from all over the world, including giraffes, zebras, antelopes, rhinos, etc. from abroad, as well as the first-class protected animals in China: giant pandas, golden monkeys, South China tigers, Asian elephants, etc. The park is divided into two major areas for visitors to enter by car and walk in. The whole park is divided into herbivore area, carnivore area, flamingo area, free-range animal area, waterfowl lake and rare animal captivity area, bird garden, butterfly garden and children’s pet garden, and there are many special programs such as animal performances to show you the intelligence and talent of animals, so that you can experience the fun brought to you by the animal world.
Shanghai Safari Park is the largest national wildlife park in China, covering an area of 153 hectares, 35 kilometers from the city. The park brings together more than 200 kinds of representative rare animals from all over the world, including giraffes, zebras, antelopes, rhinos, etc. from abroad, as well as the first-class protected animals in China: giant pandas, golden monkeys, South China tigers, Asian elephants, etc. The park is divided into two major areas for visitors to enter by car and walk in. The whole park is divided into herbivore herding area, carnivore herding area, flamingo area, free-range animal area, waterfowl lake and rare animal captivity area, bird garden, butterfly garden and children’s pet Shanghai Safari Park
The park has many special programs such as animal shows to show you the intelligence and talent of animals and make you experience the fun that the animal world brings you. The park brings together more than two hundred kinds of representative animals and rare animals from all over the world, more than ten thousand (only), including giraffes, zebras, antelopes, white rhinoceros, etc. from abroad, but also China’s special first-class protected animals such as giant pandas, golden monkeys, South China tigers. When visitors visit the park, there are two major visiting areas: car entry and walk-in.
How to get there
Huixin Line, Nanxin Line, Zhangnan Line, Wanye Line directly to the Safari Park
Tickets
General admission 130 RMB/person
Student tickets for 6-18 years old 65 RMB/person
Senior ticket for 60-64 years old is 117 RMB/person
65 years old and above 65 years old senior ticket 65 yuan/person
Individual annual card RMB 368/person
Family annual card 688 RMB/per person (2 adults with 1 child under 1.5m)
Exemption Regulations
Active duty officer card, active duty soldier card, retired card, military academy cadet card, civilian card, military retired card, armed police force police officer card, revolutionary soldier disability card, revolutionary martyr family card, disability card, etc. enjoy free tickets with valid documents.
One adult can bring one child under 6 years old or under 1.3 meters into the park for free with the admission ticket of the day.
Opening hours
March-June: 8:00-17:00 (ticket sales stop at 16:00)
December – February: 8:30-16:30 (ticket sales stop at 15:30)
Location of the attraction
No. 178, Nanliu Highway, Sanzao Town, Pudong New Area, Shanghai
Tips
The Safari Zone is located on the northeast side of the grounds. Visitors board a special bus from the bus stop to visit the tiger zone, lion zone, etc. (The fee is included in the admission fee.) Visitors can also board a wire mesh safari bus for an additional Fee. For a separate fee, visitors can also board a wire mesh safari bus. Although thrilling, it may not be suitable for scared people or children, as there is an option to feed live chickens.
