[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Shanghai Zoo (Updated Jul)

📸 "Retro Fun in Shanghai! A Complete Guide to the Best Photo Spots at Shanghai Zoo, Plus Film Filter Settings" ✨ 🌿【Transportation & Tickets】 🚇 Take Line 10 directly to Shanghai Zoo Station. Exit 1 leads straight to the south gate! For drivers, navigate to 2381 Hongqiao Road; parking is 10 RMB/hour. 🎫 Tickets are 40 RMB for adults, 20 RMB for students, and free for children under 1.3m! Buying tickets online and scanning in is super convenient, and weekdays offer better photo opportunities with fewer crowds. 🐾【Must-See Photo Spots】 ❶ Goldfish Tank (near the Amphibian Pavilion) 🔥 This spot's retro filter aesthetic has taken the Internet by storm! Sunlight streams through blue glass onto shimmering goldfish. A light-colored dress and straw bag are recommended. The lighting is magical around 3pm! ❷ Tin Ferris Wheel Lawn A real-life Howl's Moving Castle! The giant gear installation with mint green paint makes for cinematic shots, whether from above while running or from below capturing a silhouette. Couples must try a spinning hand-holding shot! ❸ Glass Walkway at the Predator Exhibit Watch Siberian tigers drink water right in front of you, separated only by clear glass! A wide-angle lens is recommended for dramatic, close-up shots. If you're not a fan of close encounters, check out the 11am feeding show. 🦒【Hidden Gems】 ▫️ Winter Exclusive: See giant lizards basking in the Reptile Pavilion, surrounded by tropical butterflies in a glass enclosure (a comfortable 25°C). ▫️ Fun for Kids: Feed alpacas for 10 RMB at the Children's Zoo and adopt a sapling to hang a wish tag on (reservations required). ▫️ Retro Drawings: The former site of Xijiao Park still has hand-drawn guide maps from the 90s—perfect for Japanese-style photos in JK uniforms. 📌【Tips】 ✔️ Film Filter Settings: Xingtu app - "Showa" filter +50, Light -20, Contrast +15, Grain +30 ✔️ Must-Have Props: Transparent umbrella (for goldfish reflections), bubble machine (for lawn atmosphere), telephoto lens (for ring-tailed lemurs) ✔️ Recommended Route: South Gate → Swan Lake → Panda House → Ferris Wheel → Goldfish Tank → Reptile Pavilion (3 hours total, no backtracking) 🍱【Nearby Food】 Turn right out of the exit to find Hongqiao Road Old Alley. Try the crab roe soup dumplings and scallion oil noodles—a local favorite for around 30 RMB per person!

Recently, due to its hardcore style, Shanghai Zoo has been especially popular. I took Coco for our second visit to the Shanghai Zoo this weekend, and I must say, it's definitely worth revisiting. ❤️ Recommended reasons: 👉 The ticket price is a bargain, crying over the 40 yuan/person deal 👉 Convenient transportation, compared to the safari park, the transportation here is really convenient, with direct access by Metro Line 10 👉 The variety of animals is completely suitable for young children, it's really friendly ❤️ Itinerary arrangement: After entering the park, first visit the amphibian and reptile area — goldfish area — ringed penguin — carnivorous animal area (pandas, white tigers, African lions, and Malayan bears) — herbivorous animal area (alpacas, giraffes, zebras, kangaroos, and African elephants, etc.) — primate area 📝 Tips for visiting: 👉 Many online guides suggest visiting the zoo in a counterclockwise direction after entering, but I don't recommend this because there is a sightseeing car in the zoo, which can save a lot of energy for parents, and the sightseeing car doesn't go counterclockwise! 👉 You can quickly visit the amphibian and reptile area, then make sure to take the sightseeing car, 15 yuan/person for adults, and you can get on and off at any stop, which is very cost-effective; 👉 The penguin walk performance is only available at 10:05 on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, so if you want to watch the performance, arrive a bit earlier and wait at the ringed penguin area; 👉 There are many small restaurants and snack bars in the park, but they all sell snacks, so if you enter the park in the morning, be sure to bring your own food; 👉 It is recommended to bring a picnic mat and a moisture-proof mat, as there are several large lawns suitable for picnics, and it's the best place for camping with kids, also great for taking photos; 👉 If you are with young children, it's suggested not to be too greedy in one go, after all, the ticket is quite cheap, so it's okay to visit several times; 👉 If you are driving on the weekend, it's best to arrive before 8 am, as parking spaces are very tight, 8 yuan/hour. ❤️ Amusement park area: 👉 Located in the center of the zoo, next to the Ferris wheel is the "Children's Amusement Park," with slides, feeding lambs; 👉 Next to the abandoned sea lion pavilion (beside the toilet) there are: fishing for goldfish, small parachutes, coffee cups, monkey carts (all very retro), and parent-child horse riding; 👉 Opposite the entrance of the indoor elephant pavilion, there are bumper cars, excavators, Ultraman, and slightly thrilling slides; 👉 The fourth amusement park, after playing, walk 50 meters towards the exit (opposite the chimpanzee pavilion) there are: merry-go-round, small airplanes, mini roller coaster, dolphin boat, etc. 🕙 Business hours: 08:00-18:00 📍 Detailed address: No. 2381 Hongqiao Road, Changning District 🚉 Transportation guide: 🚇 Direct access to Shanghai Zoo Station on Metro Line 10 🚗 There is a parking lot 300 meters west of the Shanghai Zoo entrance at No. 2381 Hongqiao Road 💰 Average cost: 40 yuan/person

We visited Shanghai Zoo over Golden Week. I expected it to be full and overcrowded; however, it was not. The Zoo itself is quite massive and took a good few hours to walk around the entire park There are also golf carts if you aren’t up for the walk. There were many places to buy snacks and drinks as well as a restaurant. Children are also able to pet certain animals If you are in the city and looking for something to do with kids, then I would suggest the Zoo. It is also convenient to travel too as it is on the Metro line. You are also able to purchase tickets on their WeChat account before hand. I’d definitely recommend spending the day here

This is the zoo where you can see pandas. You can see them in Tokyo too, but you have to wait in line for quite a while and can only see them for a moment, so it's nice to be able to take your time and see them without having to wait in line at all. You can really see how passionate Japanese people are about pandas... #2021c #themepark

Another beautiful attraction in Chongqing - the zoo is immaculate and they are very intelligent they have different areas for the animals and they let them out one at a time, so people can see them up close and see them eat and interact with the others. The Pandas were so beautiful, the white and yellow tigers were also amazing. #themepark#zoo#nationalpark

Getting There - Line 10, the station is Shanghai Zoo and you will be right there. The ticket is 40RMB. Attractions - You can visit this big garden full of different animals. Just follow the signs and you will find your way through it. There is just one panda if you are going just to see it. Food & Restaurants - Inside you can buy a water and some snacks. #urbanexplorer

Getting There - via Metro Line 10 get off at Shanghai Zoo Station Attractions - Zoo Food & Restaurants - Zoo Shops Shopping - Zoo Shop Rate - 40 RMB/ADULT 38 RMB for students and seniors FREE for children below 1.3 M We went there after lunch by Didi🚗 and it was only 50rmb but you can get there by Metro🚆 through Line 10 and get off at Shanghai Zoo station. We paid 40 rmb for 2 adults and our daughter 🧑 got it for free because she is less than 1.3 M tall. We went through the fish, reptile and amphibians area and they had most of the popular animals that would be great to extend learning for children and enjoy as adults too. After that we were led to a shuttle 🛺that costs 15/person and again free for children. The trip toom us to the Panda🐼 enclosure and basically all the other animals from all over the world!🦁🐯🦝🐮🦓🐴🦎🐢🐊🐍🦬🐐🦌🦘🦥🦙🐘🦏🦒🦍🦧🐿️ My daughter enjoyed it especially when we can buy popsicles 🍡at every turn. There were also some rides🎢🎡🎠🎪 that you can enjoy while taking a break or benches🪑 to sit and relax and feel the fresh air 🌬️from the trees 🌳and plants surrounding the zoo. I wish we can stroll around for free everyday but we need to take care of the animals too! #summervacation #summerfamilyvacation #urbanexplorer #nationalpark #aaaa #awesomepic#summervacation#urbanexplorer

周末上海动物园打卡 上海动物园比较大，是上海比较老牌的的动物园里，动物品种比较多，比较适合带娃出游。 #happynewyear

The Shanghai Zoo was originally built in 1954. It was originally called Xijiao Park. It is a national-level large-scale zoo. It covers an area of 743,000 square meters. It has more than 400 kinds of animals for display and exhibits, and the building area for exhibiting animals is 47,237 square meters. It is one of the top ten zoos in China and the second largest city zoo in China. The existing area is about 74 hectares, and more than 6,000 rare and precious species of more than 6,000 species (heads) are displayed. Among them are the world-famous giant pandas known as the and the ,, and the rare wild animals such as the golden monkey, the South China tiger, the Chinese crocodile, and other representative animals such as gorillas, African lions, and giraffes. Kangaroo, South American, etc. There are nearly 600 kinds of trees and more than 100,000 trees planted in the park. In particular, there are 100,000 square meters of fresh and open lawns, which basically maintain the shape of the golf course 50 years ago. Every greening landscape in the park is combined with the ecological environment of the animals. Especially in the Swan Lake, the reeds outside the lake area, the trees are shaded, the groups of baboons, geese and so on often line up in the blue sky, the posture is beautiful and strong. In recent years, Shanghai Zoo has set up a city eco-zoo as its goal, and gradually transformed and built a visually accessible ecological animal exhibition area, so that visitors can feel like they are in nature and enjoy the beauty of wildness. tips: 1. Transportation: 10 line Shanghai Zoo Station bus line

This trip was so nice, the zoo is very big, got more than my step count. Different animals, from the small tiny fish to the big rhinoceros. On my visit the lion and lioness were cuddling together, it was such a wholesome sight. Definitely recommend, the monkeys were so fun jumping around. #shanghai #travel #couplestrip #thingstodo #china

The giraffe posing for my photo😁😁#travel #zoo #shanghai

Great experience at Shanghai Zoo. The animals are amazing, there is a variety of different kinds of animals. The environment is very nice. Recommend it to all

I went to see the pandas at Shanghai Zoo. There are lots of limited edition panda goods. They also have cute gelato. I heard that the Chengdu Panda Base is crowded because of Xiang Xiang and Hamaya from Wakayama, but in Shanghai you can visit without waiting. I bought a discounted ticket on Trip.com. You will be issued a QR code, and if you hold it up at the entrance, you can enter without a passport. Shanghai Zoo is a large urban zoo located in the Changning District of Shanghai. It has an area of ​​about 740,000 square meters and houses and exhibits more than 5,000 animals of about 470 species. It opened in 1954 and is now rated as a national 4A-class tourist destination. 🕰️Business hours March-October: 8:00-17:00 November to February: 8:00 to 16:30 Approximately 1 minute walk from Exit 1 of Shanghai Zoo Station on Subway Line 10 📍Location: No. 2381 Hongqiao Road, Changning District, Shanghai #Overseas Travel Strategy #Shanghai #Panda #Big Bear Cat #🐼 #Zoo #Shanghai Zoo #Shanghai Animal Park

#Sign up for tripbest7月酒店试睡員 I like to go to the zoo very much. I have been to Ueno Zoo in Japan, Taipei Zoo, Shenzhen Safari Park and Singapore Night Zoo. Each of them has its own characteristics. In comparison, Shanghai Zoo is just an ordinary zoo. The animals that are found in ordinary zoos, such as elephants, gorillas, pandas, penguins, etc., can also be found here. There are also general animal feeding and interactive activities. Why is it worth going to such an ordinary place? The greening here is very good. There are shade trees in many places, which makes it very comfortable to walk around. The park also has gardens, flower beds, streams, ponds and waterfalls, and the scenery is good. The air is very fresh and there is no odor. Most of the animals' "residences" are open. The most important thing is that our protagonists are all energetic and not a single one is lazy! I don't know if it has something to do with the time of admission. I entered the park as soon as it opened at 8 o'clock. There were not many people, and many animals were eating breakfast. I was happy to see the tiger eating a big steak with relish, the elephant eating grass with its nose and feet, the hippo father eating grass on the side, and the hippo baby and mother sunbathing on the side. The park is not big, and it took about two hours to visit. Because the park is not big, it is very suitable for walking children! Transportation information: Metro Line 10 Hongqiao Railway Station direction, Shanghai Zoo Station Exit 1, the zoo entrance is next to the exit Opening hours: 1/3- 31/10 8:00-18:30 Warm tips: It is best to enter the park early in the morning when the weather temperature is lower and the animals are in better condition. #Shanghai #Shanghai Good Places #Shanghai Parent-Child Tour #Shanghai Tourism #Shanghai Travel #Shanghai Zoo #Shanghai Zoo

The Shanghai Zoo is so huge! It's about the size of a dozen Tokyo Domes, so there's plenty to walk around. It's not just a zoo, it also has a small amusement park area, and is designed to be family-friendly. They have all kinds of animals, but for some reason there are a strange amount of turtles. They're swarming the pond and lined up in the exhibition area. Is it a national trait? Or is it good luck charms? In any case, there's a strong "turtle-focused" feeling. The zoo's strange sense of balance is addictive!

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip The Shanghai Zoo in Shanghai, China is located in the Hongqiao area west of Shanghai city center. Nearby are the Gubei area, where many Japanese live, and the Longbai area, where many Korean residents live, and to the west of the zoo is Hongqiao International Airport. It is said that there are currently more than 7,000 animals of 600 species kept at the zoo, including animals native to China such as giant pandas, golden monkeys, and southern China tigers, as well as gorillas, giraffes, polar bears, kangaroos, and other animals from around the world. 📍Address: No. 2381 Hongqiao Road, Changning District, Shanghai

Shanghai Zoo is a wonderful place for families and animal lovers. The zoo is large, with spacious enclosures and a good variety of animals, including pandas, tigers, elephants, and giraffes. The grounds are well-maintained, with plenty of greenery, shaded paths, and rest areas. We especially enjoyed the panda exhibit and the bird section. The zoo is also very kid-friendly, with fun areas for children to play and learn about animals. It’s easy to spend a few relaxing hours here away from the busy city. Highly recommended for a peaceful and enjoyable outing in Shanghai!

Near metro station

Shanghai is a magical city that blends history and modernity, featuring both the century-old charm of the Bund and the fairytale fun of Disneyland. The following is an essential route designed for first-time visitors, balancing classic attractions, food experiences, and local characteristics. 📅 Itinerary 【Day 1】Classic Landmark Check-in Morning The Bund: It is recommended to arrive before 8 AM to avoid crowds and enjoy the view of the skyscrapers in Lujiazui across the Huangpu River. Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street: Walk from the Bund to Nanjing Road to experience the old Shanghai style. Recommended snacks include Shen Dacheng's Qingtuan or Shao Wansheng's Zaozui (drunken) food. Afternoon Yu Garden & City God Temple: Visit the Jiangnan-style garden (ticket ¥40). You can try Nanxiang Steamed Buns at the City God Temple snack street (but it's more recommended to go to "Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant" Yu Garden Main Branch). BFC Bund Fengjing (Weekend Only): If it's the weekend, you can visit the creative market. The evening view is excellent. Evening Lujiazui Night View: Ascend to the 118th floor observation deck of "Shanghai Tower" (¥180) or the glass observation deck of "Oriental Pearl TV Tower" (¥160). Pudong Riverside Promenade: Free for a walk. Recommended spot to photograph the Bund lights turning on from outside the "Pudong Art Museum" (lights turn on at 19:00 in summer). 【Day 2】Arts and Bourgeois Experience Morning Wukang Road - Anfu Road: A classic Citywalk route in the plane tree area. Check in at Wukang Building, Ba Jin's Former Residence, and take a break at "Old Mike's Cafe". Xujiahui Library: Free to visit, take a photo with the Catholic Church from the third-floor observation deck (reservation required). Afternoon Shanghai Museum (Free, reservation required): Rich collection of bronze ware and calligraphy/painting exhibits. It is recommended to set aside 3 hours. Sinan Mansions / Tianzifang: The former is suitable for photos, the latter is more commercialized but you can find creative small items. Evening Julu Road 158: A nightlife hub, bars like "Found 158" are suitable for a drink. 【Day 3】Fairytale or History - Choose One Option A: Shanghai Disneyland (Suitable for families/couples) Arrive at the park before 7:30 AM and tour counter-clockwise: "Soaring Over the Horizon → Pirates of the Caribbean → TRON Lightcycle Power Run". Must-see shows: Mickey's Storybook Express (Parade), IGNITE the Dream - A Nighttime Spectacular of Magic and Light (Fireworks). Tips: Weekdays are less crowded. Download the official APP in advance to check queue times. Option B: In-depth History Tour Guangfulin Cultural Site (Songjiang District): Explore the underwater museum to discover the origins of Shanghai (¥70). Zhujiajiao Ancient Town: Accessible directly by Metro Line 17. Try Zharou (braised pork wrapped in reed leaves) and Zongzi (rice dumplings). It's less crowded and better for photos in the evening. 【Day 4 (Optional)】Local Life Experience Morning: Go for a morning run at "Hongkou Football Stadium", or watch aunts and uncles dance square dancing at "Lu Xun Park". Morning: See free art exhibitions at "M50 Creative Park", or take industrial-style photos at "1933 Old Millfun". Afternoon: See giant pandas at "Shanghai Zoo" (¥40), or have a family trip to "Changfeng Ocean World". 🍜 Food Recommendations Local Shanghai Cuisine: Lao Jishi Restaurant (Tianping Road), Lan Xin Restaurant (Jinxian Road) - Must-order: Braised Pork Belly, Stir-fried Shrimp. Snacks: Dahuchun Shengjian (Sichuan Middle Road), Xiandelai Pork Ribs with Rice Cakes (Yunnan South Road). Desserts: Park Hotel Butterfly Pastry, Ruby Cream Cake. 🚇 Transportation Tips The metro covers the entire city. Download the "Metro Daduhui" APP to scan and ride. For taxis, it is recommended to use Didi. Avoid elevated roads during morning and evening rush hours. 🏨 Accommodation Suggestions Value for Money: Near Nanjing East Road / People's Square, such as "JI Hotel" (close to the metro). High-end Experience: Along the Bund like "Peace Hotel" or in Pudong like "Mandarin Oriental Pudong, Shanghai". Arts and Culture Enthusiasts: Choose a guesthouse in the French Concession (e.g., Yongjia Road, Shaanxi South Road). ⚠️ Notes Avoid National Day (Oct 1-7) and May Day holidays, as the crowd at the Bund is comparable to the Spring Festival travel rush. Bring an umbrella in summer (frequent showers), wear a windproof jacket in winter (windy by the river). Shanghai's charm lies in its diversity and inclusivity. Whether it's modern skyscrapers or alleyway life, you can always find surprises. 🌃

🗺️🗺️ [Itinerary] Day 1: Exploring the City & Skyline After checking into your hotel, take a walk around the Bund to capture stunning photos of Shanghai’s iconic skyline. The observation deck offers perfect views of: - Shanghai Tower - Jin Mao Tower - Shanghai World Financial Center - Oriental Pearl Tower For a quieter experience, stroll through Lujiazui Central Green Space, where you can enjoy nature and birdsong. Near the Oriental Pearl, don’t miss the Disney Store for official merchandise. Pro tip: Visit the Shanghai Tower Observatory in the evening — the city lights make the view unforgettable. Day 2: Wildlife & Culture Start at Shanghai Zoo to see pandas, tigers, lions, elephants, and more. Next, head to the Shanghai Natural History Museum — a fascinating spot for all ages, not just kids. Wrap up your day at the Starbucks Reserve Roastery, one of the largest Starbucks in Asia, located in the same district. Day 3: Magical Day at Disney Dedicate a full day to Shanghai Disney Resort — it’s massive, so plan accordingly! This place truly brings back childhood magic. Tips: - Expect long queues everywhere. - FastPass tickets can help skip lines, but they’re not essential — I saw everything without one! 📍📍 [Must-Visit Attractions] 1. Shanghai Disney Resort 2. Shanghai Zoo 3. Shanghai Natural History Museum 4. Shanghai Tower Observatory 5. Starbucks Reserve Roastery 🥘🥘 [Must-Try Food] 1. Dumplings with different filling (meat, shrimps) 2. Jackfruit 3. Matcha in bamboo cup 4. Sago with coconut milk 5. Dessets with matcha 🏠🏠 [Accommodation ] 1. Maixinge Boutique Hotel (Shanghai Oriental Pearl Tower) 📣📣 [Tips] 1. Buy tickets to the park in advance 2. Download Shanghai Disney Resort app before go to the park, it’s soo useful 3. Go to Observatory in evening 4. Search for single-rider queues, it’s save your time on different role coasters #ShanghaiTravel #ExploreShanghai #ChinaAdventure #TravelChina #china #shanghai #TheBund #ShanghaiSkyline #ShanghaiTower #Lujiazui #OrientalPearl #disneyland #ShanghaiZoo #NaturalHistoryMuseum #StarbucksReserve

Shanghai Zoo is very close to Hongqiao Airport. The ticket price is 20 RMB, which is very cost-effective, and it covers a very large area. I went there on the weekend and it didn't feel too crowded. There were many kinds of animals, more than 400 species and about 6,000 animals, and the animals were all very energetic, thanks to the zoo providing them with enough living space and care. Food is sold in the park, but the prices are relatively high. It is recommended to bring your own water and food because you will need to walk a lot. The experience was very good, the animals were friendly, especially the peacocks! 🦚🦚 🕰️Business hours: 08:00-18:30, no admission after 17:00 📍Address: No. 2381, Hongqiao Road, Chengjiaqiao Street, Changning District 🚇Transportation: Walk 1 meter from Exit 1 or Exit 4 of Shanghai Zoo Station, about 1 minute #ShanghaiGoodDestinations #ZooTrip

#HawaiiAirlineEvent I happened to pass by the Shanghai Zoo while walking at night. The lights were off and it was quiet, but thanks to the zoo sign and the wide tree-lined path under the entrance lights, I felt like I was in a scene! Although the inside is not open, there were quite a few people walking around the entrance even at night, so it didn't feel dangerous or dark at all. It was a chance encounter during my trip, but I remembered it as a place I definitely want to visit during the day next time. #ShanghaiZoo #ShanghaiNightWalk #AccidentalDiscovery #ShanghaiNightWalk #ShanghaiTravelRecord #QuietNightScenery #NightZoo #ShanghaiEmotionalPlace #ShanghaiHiddenPlace #ChinaTravelRecord #NightWalkCourse

A reference for the babies who are coming soon. The notes are a bit long. I hope it will be helpful for everyone to visit the park. Travel: It is recommended to get off at Shanghai Hongqiao Station, take Metro Line 10 and go directly to Exit 4✅ Transportation in the park: Scenic bus 1️⃣5️⃣/person, you can get on and off as many times as you want with your ticket! ! ! Shared stroller: On the right side of the entrance (the park is wheelchair and stroller friendly♿️) Route in the park: (map at the end) Entrance➡️Amphibians➡️Goldfish Gallery (good for taking photos, very dreamy)➡️Birds➡️Native Area➡️Carnivores➡️Herbivores➡️Primates (you can also go in the opposite direction and start from the primates) Brown sugar location: Navigable carnivore caracal location Red Sugar is in the small restaurant next to the caracal ~ far from the entrance. Those who like Red Sugar are advised to leave early Top working hours⌚️: Junjun, work on double dates, don't miss it❗️❗️❗️ Brown sugar is not on display on rainy days. It is not on display at regular times, but it is basically on display during breakfast time. It depends on luck (it is said on the Internet that it is basically from 8:30 to 9:00. I waited until nearly 10 that day) Eat at off-peak times to watch animals☕️: If you go early, you can go to the panda park to watch the wake-up call at 8:30, then go to see Hongtang, and finally go to see Junjun. You can also go to see Hongtang first, go back to the panda park at 10:30 to watch Jiacan, and finally go to see Junjun. Cultural and Creative: March limited stamps, postcards, refrigerator magnets, stamp books, pillows, etc. (I will write a detailed summary in the next article, which will be published soon) Intimate tips for visiting the park💗: It is recommended to travel light (luggage can be stored at the door 🛅 ) A pair of comfortable sneakers + a fully charged power bank (you can rent them in the park after you use them up, very cute!) The most important thing‼ ️Be careful about feeding⚠️ Feeding will cause harm to the animals (there is a specimen of a giraffe on the beach in the park because it accidentally ate a plastic bag thrown by a tourist🥹)

Shanghai Zoo its the cleanest and biggest Zoo Park right in the middle of the city.

#ChinaTravelMoment The giant panda at Shanghai Hongqiao Airport Zoo is a national treasure and natural monument of China With black and white fur and a plump body, the sight of it slowly chewing bamboo is so cute There are separate indoor and outdoor spaces The panda's nap time and bamboo feeding show are popular There is also a possibility of seeing a baby panda #ShanghaiZoo

#ChinaTravelMoment Shanghai Zoo is more than just watching animals. It gives you time to catch your breath in nature and admire life away from the hustle and bustle of the city. It's especially close to Hongqiao Airport, so it's a nearby tourist attraction worth visiting once in a while when transferring flights. #Shanghai

#ChinaTravelMoment Shanghai Hongqiao Airport Zoo recommended course From the entrance, Panda Hall → Beast Zone → Herbivores → Bird Zone → Primate Hall → Picnic Shelter I recommend a leisurely, slow-paced route while taking a walk If you are with children, it is good to visit the playground and have a snack time in between It takes about 3 hours in total #ShanghaiZoo

#ChinaTravelMoment Shanghai Zoo's operating hours are 7:30 to 16:30 during the summer season Admission is 40 yuan for adults and 20 yuan for children/senior citizens It was relatively cheap and easy to go For transportation, take subway line 10 and get off at Shanghai Zoo (上海动物园) station #Shanghai