What if I told you about a zoo where the glass is so thin, you practically feel the breath of a Siberian tiger on your skin? Welcome to the Chimelong Safari Park, formerly known as Xiangjiang Safari Park. This isn’t just any zoo. It’s the largest wildlife theme park in Asia, a testament to the Chimelong Group’s ambition. The park began its journey in the heart of Guangzhou, evolving from the Xiangjiang Restaurant opened by Su Zhigang in 1989. He envisioned a place where the Chinese people could experience the wonders of global wildlife without leaving their homeland. This dream blossomed into the Chimelong Safari Park we know today. The park offers a unique blend of traditional zoo enclosures and a thrilling safari experience. You can stroll through meticulously designed habitats, marveling at exotic creatures from around the world. Then, hop aboard a tram and venture into the open savanna. Watch as lions, cheetahs, and bears roam freely, drawn closer by strategically placed treats. Even the architecture here tells a story. Remember the Panda Village and Dragon Hill? Their lighting, designed by international experts from Los Angeles and Hong Kong, adds a touch of magic to these special areas. Chimelong Safari Park continuously evolves. It even encompasses the grounds of the former Night Zoo, a pioneering after-dark zoological attraction, enhancing the original park with extended evening hours and captivating shows. Chimelong Safari Park isn’t just a zoo; it’s a journey into the heart of the wild.
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