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Changsha Underwater World

Ocean-themed park on the banks of the Liuyang River with three linked halls (Aquarium, Polar Hall and Science Education Hall); the undersea tunnel and diver-and-shark dance show are most popular—warm indoors in winter, a rainy-day option for family outings

Visitor info

Opening hours
09:00-17:30
Ticket
approx. CNY 150

Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.

An ocean-themed park on the banks of the Liuyang River, with three linked halls—the Aquarium, Polar Hall and Science Education Hall; the undersea tunnel and the diver-and-shark dance show are the most popular draws. Warm indoors in winter, it is a handy rainy-day alternative for family trips.

Getting there: Banks of the Liuyang River

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