Located in a vast forest in the Yufa Town of Daxing District, the Beijing Wildlife Park is a large natural ecological park that integrates animal protection, wildlife domestication, breeding, as well as science popularization education. The park covers an area of 3,600mu, bringing together more than 10,000 rare wild animals in over 200 kinds around the world, and ten plus species of rare birds and wild apes endemic to China.

To display all kinds of wild animals, 32 theme animal viewing areas and exhibition halls are set up in the park, including the free-range and mixed breeding animal viewing areas, walking viewing area, animal performance area, public education area, and the children’s zoo. In the free-range and mixed breeding animal viewing areas, clusters of wolves and oxen, lions, and cubs live together, which shows a dynamic balance in power through quantitative control, resulting in an evenly matched confrontational effect and a strong visual impact. While the walking viewing area offers tourists a place to play with tame and friendly animals such as deer, roe deer and squirrels.

Beijing Wildlife Park covers an area of about 3,600 mu, bringing together more than 200 kinds of rare wildlife from all over the world. Beijing Wildlife Park displays wild animals in the form of free-range and mixed breeding. It has set up a free viewing area, walking viewing area, animal performance and entertainment area, popular science education area and children's zoo, and 32 theme animal venues.

The reconstructed and upgraded northeast tiger exhibition area has recently made a new appearance, and the newly established little panda theme exhibition area has been officially opened to tourists.

In addition to the self-driving tour area and beast experience area, the park also has a pedestrian area where tourists have the opportunity to have close contact with animals.

Address: Yulong Town, Daxing District, Beijing