The Colors of Yichun (4): Jinshan Deer Park

Jinshan Deer Park is located in Jinshantun, Yichun City. It is a cost-effective attraction with no mandatory consumption, beautiful environment, and gentle and lovely deer. You can spend a whole day here without getting tired. Jinshan Deer Park adopts a semi-open design, providing a more comfortable living space for the deer, while also allowing visitors to observe and interact with the deer up close, experiencing the joy of interacting with wildlife. In autumn, Jinshan Deer Park is adorned with colorful autumn attire, making it an excellent destination for outings and leisure. The deer in Jinshan Deer Park leisurely stroll under the autumn sun, lying or standing, coexisting harmoniously with visitors. There are many species of deer here, such as sika deer and red deer. They sometimes lower their heads to forage and sometimes look into the distance, creating a beautiful picture. The natural scenery and deer in the park provide an excellent backdrop for photos. You can take photos with the deer and the natural scenery, leaving beautiful memories. Dress casually, and if you like taking photos, you can wear a pretty dress. Be sure to wear shoes that are water-resistant and easy to clean, such as clogs or outdoor slippers, as there is a lot of deer dung on the ground. It is not very smelly, but it is sticky and can get on your shoes. Bring a discarded toothbrush to clean the deer dung off your shoes. The park does not restrict bringing deer food, so you can buy some food that deer like to eat, such as fresh carrots, cucumbers, cabbage, corn kernels, etc. It is best to cut the carrots and cucumbers into thin strips. Each deer has different tastes, but most of them like to eat carrots. If you have a bag of carrots in your hand, a group of deer will follow you. Some sociable deer will even gently nudge your leg with their heads to ask for food. Jinshan Deer Park has more deer than Nara! Jinshan Deer Park