Attraction · Guangzhou Chimelong Tourist Resort (Safari Park)

Chimelong Tourist Resort (Safari Park)

A major resort complex in Hanxi, Panyu: Chimelong Safari Park is one of Asia's largest private zoos — ride the little train through animal herds (white tigers, koalas and the panda triplets are the star cast), with dual routes by aerial cableway and on foot

Visitor info

Opening hours
09:30-18:00 (Water Park in summer)
Ticket
Weekdays from CNY 300 · holidays CNY 350 (Safari Park); Chimelong Paradise from CNY 250; Water Park from CNY 220 (dynamic pricing)

Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.

A major resort complex in Hanxi, Panyu: Chimelong Safari Park is one of Asia's largest private zoos — ride the little train through animal herds (white tigers, koalas and the panda triplets are the star cast), with dual routes by aerial cableway and on foot; Chimelong Paradise is famed for thrill rides such as the ten-loop and vertical roller coasters; Chimelong Water Park is one of the world's top water parks (open in summer); Chimelong International Circus is a high-caliber resident circus show running year-round (approx. CNY 300). Dynamic pricing rises on holidays; allow at least two days; Metro Lines 3/7, Hanxi Changlong Station goes direct.

Getting there: Metro Lines 3/7, Hanxi Changlong Station

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