Beijing Wildlife Park, so beautiful that no filter is needed for the photos! It's so much fun! Definitely worth a visit

May at Beijing Wildlife Park, so beautiful that no filter is needed for the photos! I went to Beiyuan (North Park) on May 12th, arrived at around 10 am, and left after 5 pm. I covered 80% of the place without taking a separate sightseeing car, just walked on foot. Just navigate directly to the main entrance, there will be traffic guidance, and the parking lot is huge! Try to go early. Actually, Beiyuan doesn't need much of a strategy, there are just two areas, North Park and South Park, and they are not far from each other. You can start with either, just get a map at the entrance, and if you can't find your way, just ask the staff along the way (the staff are all very nice!). We first went to the beast area, queued up for an hour and a half at 11 am to get on, 11-3 pm is the peak time, but if you go late, the animals will be asleep after noon... So it's still recommended to go early. For the car ride, it's suggested to sit on the right side at the back row, as most animals are on the right side, and the last row has an extra view to look back. You can buy food to feed the animals when you pass by the shop while queuing. After coming out of the beast area, we walked all the way to the little train, took a one-hour ride, and most of the photos I posted were taken on the little train, it's better to sit on the left side for a nicer view~ Finally, we visited the North Park, just strolled along the way, North Park is suitable for children, with capybaras, red pandas, reptiles, giraffes, elephants, etc., and you can interact and feed them. You can bring your own vegetables too, just hide them well in your bag to pass the security check, or buying on-site is not expensive, 20-30 yuan per portion. Lastly, about taking photos, it's a pity that I didn't have a photo taken interacting with the animals because one reason is that there were too many people, and the other is that basically, the animals you can take photos with are just capybaras, deer, red pandas, and others can only be photographed while feeding them, which is at a very limited distance. There were also people who, despite the staff's advice, insisted on opening the fence to take photos with the small animals, which I find very objectionable. I personally think that we should not disturb many animals, it's enough to have interaction within an appropriate range~