Harbin Zoo

Harbin Zoo is located at No.95 Hexing Road, Nangang District, Harbin City, Heilongjiang Province. It is one of the eight comprehensive zoos in China. At present, it has more than 200 species and 2000 animals on display. Rare animals include Siberian tiger, golden monkey, Asian elephant, hippo, Red Crowned Crane, sika deer, etc. It is a good place for wildlife protection and exhibition. Covering an area of 37.25 hectares, the park has animal and primate areas and herbivore areas. Now it has become an important base for wildlife exhibition, species protection, scientific research and science popularization. Harbin forest zoo was built and opened to the public in 2004. At present, there are more than 5000 wild animals in the park. Each animal museum has spacious, transparent space and advanced facilities, and specially designed and built for visitors to visit the exhibition hall in winter, so that visitors can "intimate contact" with animals in a warm environment. It is one of the seven zoos in China, formerly known as the experimental forest farm of Northeast Forestry University, covering an area of 37.25 hectares. There are areas for beasts, primates and herbivores in the park. Amur tiger is a precious animal in the park. The breeding of Amur tiger was successful in 1957. Today, tigers in the park are bred by themselves, and some are specially introduced from Siberia to ensure that tiger species do not degenerate. Although they are all grown up in cages, they are still pure and majestic. The mascot of the eighth ice and snow festival selected the Northeast Tiger "Weiwei" in the park. Asian elephant, white rhinoceros and hippo are the largest animals in the zoo, and they are also the key "care" objects of the zoo. There are more than 1000 pieces of heating in the elephant hall to ensure that the indoor temperature is above 20 ℃. There are more than 100 animals in the primate Museum, such as suspension monkey, lemur, squirrel monkey, baboon, chimpanzee, and so on. Thermometers are hung in front of their cages. Although wolves, bears, wild boars and other animals are naturally Hardy, the zoo has also built underground holes and tree holes for them to keep out the wind and snow. Harbin Zoo has now become an important base for wildlife exhibition, species protection, scientific research and science popularization.

Harbin Zoo

Harbin Zoo is located at No.95 Hexing Road, Nangang District, Harbin City, Heilongjiang Province. It is one of the eight comprehensive zoos in China, covering an area of 37.25 hectares. There are animal areas for beasts, primates and herbivores in the park. More than 200 species and 2000 animals (heads) are on display. Rare animals include Siberian tiger, golden monkey, Asian elephant, hippo, Red Crowned Crane, plum deer, etc. It is an important base for wildlife exhibition, species protection, scientific research and science popularization. In 2004, he moved to the pigeonhole area of Acheng and established Harbin northern forest zoo. Since then, Harbin Zoo has withdrawn from the historical stage.

Historical evolution

Site of Harbin Zoo

Originally Wangzhao nursery, its history can be traced back to the yashijin garden in 1889. On January 1, 1954, Harbin municipal government decided to transform the herbarium into a zoo.

In 1935, the zoo used to be Wang Zhao's nursery and carried out seedling cultivation. From 1946 to 1953, it was the herbarium of the experimental forest farm of Northeast Forestry College.

On January 1, 1954, the municipal government decided to transform the specimen garden into a zoo, and built tiger cage, beast house, Lion House, bear house, monkey cage, and named it Harbin park. In 1955, the polar bear was introduced. At that time, 26 animals of 9 species were exhibited.

In 1960, tiger house and monkey house were built.

In 1962, all the large animals from other parks in the city gathered here, and an animal house was built. At that time, there were 220 kinds of animals. African lions, spotted hyenas, giant pandas and other animals attracted a large number of visitors.

In 1963, we transferred and transferred some animals that were raised unconditionally, and preserved 120 kinds of animals.

In 1964, we purchased 147 animals of 21 species including Yunnan peacock, bamboo chicken and mandarin duck from Shanghai, 7 animals of 3 species including Silver Pheasant, golden pheasant and long tailed pheasant from Beijing, and 226 animals of 15 species including black wolf, moose, squirrel and wild boar from various forest areas in our province. Since then, Harbin park has been officially renamed as Harbin Zoo.

After the cultural revolution, elephants, chimpanzees, baboons, mandrills and other animals were introduced.

In 1980, Bear Mountain was built.

In 1981, he established contact with the breeding zoo of Alberta, Canada, exchanged animals and built a hippopotamus Pavilion, introducing one hippopotamus and two Japanese hippopotamus.

In 1984, a buffalo house, an elephant hall, a rhinoceros hall and a giraffe hall were built successively. One American buffalo, two elephants, and rhinoceros and giraffes were introduced. There are more than 200 species of wild animals and more than 2000 animals in the park. There are 67 kinds of arbors and shrubs. Majiagou river passes through the garden, with an artificial lake of 12000 square meters.

In 1987, it became one of the eight comprehensive zoos in China.

In 1995, it was rated as one of the top ten zoos in China.

Main animals

Northeast Tiger

Amur tiger is a precious animal in the park. The breeding of Amur tiger was successful in 1957. Today, tigers in the park are bred by themselves, and some are specially introduced from Siberia to ensure that tiger species do not degenerate. Although they are all grown up in cages, they are still pure and majestic. The mascot of the 8th Harbin International Ice and snow festival selected the "Weiwei" tiger in the park.

Other animals

Asian elephant, white rhinoceros and hippo are the largest animals in the zoo, and they are also the key "care" objects of the zoo. There are more than 1000 pieces of heating in the elephant hall to ensure that the indoor temperature is above 20 ℃. There are more than 100 animals in the primate Museum, such as suspension monkeys, lemurs, squirrel monkeys, baboons and chimpanzees. Thermometers are hung in front of their cages. Although wolves, bears, wild boars and other animals are naturally Hardy, the zoo has also built ground holes and tree holes for them to keep out the wind and snow.

Park relocation

Relocation time: in 2004, Harbin Zoo moved to Acheng pigeonhole area and established Harbin northern forest zoo.

Purpose of original site: the original site was allocated to Harbin Institute of technology.

Address: No.95 Hexing Road, Nangang District, Harbin

Longitude: 126.63289916931

Latitude: 45.73195408836

Tel: 0451-56556666

Ticket information: 80 yuan / person

College student ticket 50

Half price tickets for the elderly (60-70 years old)

The elderly (over 70 years old) enter the park free of charge with a certificate

Half price for children (1.2m-1.4m, including 1.2m and 1.4m)

Children (less than 1.2m) are free of charge

Free admission for the disabled

Half price tickets for soldiers in active service

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