Founded in 1953, Chengdu Zoo is the largest comprehensive zoo in southwest China, located near Zhaojue Temple. Covered with lush woods and bamboo, it boasts a pleasant ecological environment and high green coverage.

It houses over 3,000 wild animals of more than 300 species. The star attraction is the giant panda, the national treasure. Visitors can also admire golden snub-nosed monkeys, South China tigers, takins, giraffes and rare birds here.

More than a scenic spot, it integrates wildlife protection, scientific research and popular science education. With well-designed exhibition areas simulating natural habitats, it is a perfect destination for family trips and study tours, allowing people to get close to nature and learn about wildlife protection.