Nanhaizi Milu Park

Nanhaizi Park Elk Park, a good place to leisurely walk the baby. Elk Park is not big, you can see many elk, sika deer, and peacocks strolling on the road. You can rent a battery car in the Elk Park. The two-person battery car is 120 yuan per hour, and the deposit is 300 yuan or a valid certificate. Park is free of charge and an appointment is required.

Nanhaizi is the largest wetland in Beijing in history, and it is the royal hunting ground of Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing Five Dynasties and the Royal Garden of Ming and Qing Dynasties. The "Nanxun autumn wind" was listed as one of the "Yanjing ten scenes" as early as the Ming Dynasty, and then gradually declined into the suburbs of the environment. On September 26, 2010, Nanhaizi Park, located in Daxing District, Yizhuang New Town and the central city, welcomed guests. Nanhaizi was once one of the "Yanjing Ten Views" of the "Nanyu Autumn Wind". The park focuses on building functional areas such as wetland landscape, royal culture, elk protection, ecological leisure, and so on, making it echo the northern Olympic culture and the history and culture of the central city. The total area of the park planning is 11.65 square kilometers, which is the largest wetland park in Beijing. It is understood that the first phase of the park is only one-fifth of the area of the park, and the entire park area is equivalent to four Summer Palaces. Beijing Elk Garden is located 10km south of Jingnan, the former site of the Royal Chase, and is also the core area of Nanhaizi Country Park in Beijing's 2010 urban planning. As an extinct and re-introduced site of rare species elk, it has functions of elk research and biodiversity conservation. As a national youth science education base, from July 2006, it became the first outdoor ecological museum in the capital that was free to the public. The science education and sightseeing functions of Elk Garden were becoming more and more perfect.

Nanhaizi Park, summer fish swimming in the water, winter ice walking, safe, and later not allowed to ice! Elk Garden is at the farthest end of the park, you need to bypass the central island to reach it, very good!

Beijing Nanhai Ziluyuan is a zoo with elk theme located in Nanhaizi Park, Fengtai District, Beijing. As a rare wildlife reserve in Beijing, the opening of elk garden is of great significance for the protection and research of wildlife such as elk. In the elk garden, visitors can observe the elk living on the alpine grasslands up close and learn about their living habits and behavior habits. At the same time, the elk garden also has some interactive experience projects, such as elk feeding, taking pictures, etc., tourists can get close contact with the elk and feel the fun of intimate interaction with wildlife. In addition to the elk, there are some other wildlife in the elk garden, such as foxes, squirrels, etc. These animals not only add more ecological atmosphere to the elk garden, but also provide more viewing goals for tourists. The facilities in the Elk Garden are perfect, visitors can rest in the lounge area in the park, and there are also shops selling small food and souvenirs, which can let visitors buy some unique souvenirs.

We entered Nanhaizi Country Park from the south gate, walked to the northwest, laughing and laughing along the way, taking pictures of the scenery, and arrived at the entrance of Elk Garden in about 20 minutes. For the elderly and infirm and unwilling to walk, you can take the park's sightseeing battery car. The one-way ticket is 15 yuan, which is very convenient. The natural environment of Elk Garden is better. There are small animals such as elk, peacocks, birds, black swans, ducks, etc., all in free-range and interesting. A long viewing boardwalk, twists and turns, as well as a viewing platform and a viewing port, provides tourists with a wide view and the best area for viewing and taking pictures. It is suitable for the whole family to play together. There are many families with children. They like small zoos and playgrounds and teach and have fun.

Nanhai Ziyi Deer Garden Museum will open in an orderly manner on May 19, 2006 as one of the first free museums in Beijing, introducing guinea deer, sika deer, white-lipped deer, horse deer, water deer, deer and elk. It is the first free-range elk nature reserve in China, providing citizens with outdoor classes close to wildlife and feel nature, providing a good place to go.

Located in the southern suburbs of Nanhaizi Elk Garden, Nanhaizi was the earliest place of the Qing Dynasty where the emperor hunted. At that time, there were elk and other animals in the park, many small rivers and large enclosures. Milu deer was originally a unique species of deer in China, and then disappeared in China. It was only in the 1980s that Nanhaizi was reintroduced from abroad and kept in captivity that the scene of Nanhaizi today was partly restored. Nowadays, the water surface is open and the trees are shady, which is a good place for citizens to relax.