North Forest Zoo Travel Guide: A Wonderful Adventure

Harbin North Forest Zoo is located in the Dove Cave area in the southeast of Acheng District, Harbin City, Heilongjiang Province, close to National Highway 301, 43 kilometers away from Harbin City, with convenient transportation.

1. Ticket price

80 yuan/person (including sightseeing in the park, visiting all animal houses and enjoying all animal performances). Specific preferential conditions include: children (1.2 meters-1.4 meters, including 1.2 meters and 1.4 meters) buy tickets at half price; children (under 1.2 meters) enter the park for free; seniors (60-70 years old) buy tickets at half price with a certificate; seniors (over 70 years old) enter the park for free with a certificate; disabled people enter the park for free with a certificate; active military personnel buy tickets at half price with a certificate; half-price discount on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month (if there is no Tuesday in the first week, it will be postponed).

2. Opening hours

The zoo is open from 8:30 to 17:30.

3. Traffic Guide

The North Forest Zoo is located at 46 kilometers from Harbin to Mudanjiang on the highway. You can see it after exiting the Huaguoshan toll station. Starting from the city, you can choose to take National Highway 202 (Heida Highway), then turn to Linping Highway, or take the route of Suiman Expressway. Choose the appropriate route according to your personal situation.

4. Watching performances

There are many animal performances in the North Forest Zoo, such as large animal domestication performances, crane and goose release, parrot performances, cockfighting performances and sea beast performances. The specific performance time and location can be checked in the zoo.

5. Precautions

Visitors should be careful not to take pictures of animals in the zoo to avoid animals being frightened and unexpected situations. At the same time, it is prohibited to shoot film and television materials in the park for business purposes and use photos of scenic spots and buildings in the park. In addition, parents should take good care of their children and not climb cultural walls, animal cages and buildings to avoid being scratched or bitten by animals.