Anji Bamboo Expo Park

| How can the hydrangeas by the roadside be so casually beautiful? Asking locals, is this normal in Anji? Anji in April is too beautiful, with large patches of hydrangeas along the roadsides. For convenient parking, I chose the parking lot of the Bamboo Expo Garden, right at the entrance. There are about four or five hydrangea bushes clustered together, and a few more on the curb. The main thing is, there's no one here, you can take pictures casually, and you don't need stools or ladders, just standing anywhere looks good. Location: Parking lot at the entrance of Anji Bamboo Expo Garden Time: The light is better around two to three in the afternoon Attire: White series, French style, pastoral, minimalist with a design are all suitable Photography: Prepare small props, umbrella, books, hats, ice cream cones Tickets: No admission fee, just parking fee The hydrangea's blooming period lasts until May, so sisters who want to rush should hurry

We took the children specifically to see the national treasures. We arrived in the afternoon and just happened to see a giant panda eating bamboo. We were very lucky. It was super cute. We watched it with the children for a full hour before we reluctantly left. The red panda house requires the purchase of protective clothing for 20 yuan to enter, and you can also feed them. It's 10 yuan per portion of apples. Because the animals were all sleeping, we didn't go in to feed them. There is also a cute pet park in the scenic area with various small animals, rabbits, birds, basically 2-3 in each area. Be sure to experience the unmanned panda car here. Children under 1 meter are free, and others are 30 per person. You can buy it when you enter the park. You can get off the car and visit at each stop. The children are very curious and excited. It's worth it. Choose a sunny day to go, because there are many outdoor play projects, and children can play in it for a long time. The Bamboo Museum is very interesting, with all kinds of bamboo and various bamboo products are very exquisite. The museum is like a garden, with various different halls inside, and the children also learn a lot of knowledge.

I went to the Bamboo Expo Park just to see the pandas. I didn't have time to go to Beijing to see Menglan, but it's still possible to take a walk in Anji on the weekend I stayed next to Kaiyuan, the package is very cost-effective, they gave me tickets, and also upgraded to a parent-child room, the space is very large, and the Bamboo Expo Park is just across the street. The Bamboo Expo Park doesn't take much time to visit, I spent almost all the time watching pandas. They were still quite lively in the morning before their nap, walking around everywhere. Then at lunchtime, you can see them munching on bamboo in large quantities, it feels like watching the pot while eating from the bowl The scenic area has battery cars, you can get on and off at the stops, the manned one is 15 yuan/person, and the so-called unmanned panda car is 30 yuan/person. If you have good physical strength, you can actually take a walk, it's not very far. ⛰【Attraction Guide】 📍Detailed address: South suburb of Anji County 🚗Traffic guide: Self-driving 🕙Opening hours: 8:00-17:00 💰Ticket price: 70 🌟Highlights: Three giant pandas! Actually, you can also learn about various bamboo-related knowledge, but I am here for the 🐼

I recently traveled to Anji in Zhejiang province. Visited 'Hello Kitty Park' with high expectations but left with 'It's ok' satisfaction. If you have experience visiting Shanghai Disneyland or Happy Valley then I would suggest you not to visit this one. However, I visited the 'China Bamboo Expo Park, Anji' and I didn't have regret visiting this place. The landscape is stunning. You can also see some pandas inside the park. There are rides as well. But I found them not in function for any reason. If you go with a group, you can try CS. Overall I enjoyed this place and would recommend anyone to visit if you are a nature lover. #qingmingtravel#springblossoms

Anji is known to the world for its 'steep ridges, lush bamboo, brushing against the farmers' skirts'. Spanning 1,200 acres, the China Bamboo Expo Garden stands with more than 400 varieties of bamboo. The lush and boundless bamboo, accompanied by green pines, remains untainted by the dust and noise of the world. The babbling Huxi Stream meanders past the side of the Bamboo Expo Garden, decorating it even more 'with clear brows and beautiful eyes'. Here lies the national-level professional bamboo museum and the largest bamboo planting base in Asia. At the same time, it is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction, a national science education base, a national agricultural tourism demonstration site, and a national bamboo germplasm resource bank. What's more peculiar is that there is a well-known name here, called the Anji Giant Panda Pavilion. Not long after entering the Bamboo Expo Garden, one can hear the sounds of song and dance, as the stage by the large fountain is performing She ethnic group dances. Anji's attractions like to play with the word 'fun', and the Bamboo Expo Garden is no exception, containing a rich variety of activities and programs. These bamboos may look similar at first glance, but upon closer inspection, they are vastly different. However, the elegance of the bamboo has been overshadowed by three giant pandas. Inside the garden, there is a world-class professional ecological exhibition hall for giant pandas, covering an area of 7,000 square meters. For the giant pandas, this can be considered a luxury villa. Qingzi, Zhenqiao, and Zhenhao, the three giant pandas, enjoy the freshest bamboo shoots and apples every day, strolling, sleeping, rolling around, and living freely. In addition to the adorable giant pandas, the shy 'tour guide' squirrels, the intimate playmate red pandas, the quirky ostriches, the cute alpacas, the swans that like to mix with koi, and the dwarf horses that often bully their companions, are all 'traffic magnets' in the Bamboo Expo Garden, attracting the attention of visitors with every move. 📍Detailed address: Zhejiang Province, Anji County, Lingfeng Street, Bamboo Expo Garden No. 1 Opening hours: 8:30—16:30 Ticket price: 80 yuan ⏳Time reference: More than 2 hours

|||I just took a trip to Anji. The azure sky, the floating clouds☁️ The rolling mountains, the lush bamboo forests The old farmer herding cattle and the leisurely grazing herd It's like the Zhejiang version of 'going where the wind blows' So beautiful it's unreal🧚🏻‍♀️ It's really nice to come here with friends Picnicking by the river⛺️, taking beautiful photos📷 Flying kites on the grass🪁, playing frisbee🥏 It's so comfortable! 📍Itinerary Day1: Anji Deep Blue Project—White Tea Viewing Platform Day2: Changgudongtian—Tofu Shop of Fujiwara—Jiangnan Tianchi—Cloud Lake Day3: Bamboo Expo Park—Herb Garden—Fangcao Land—Jiuzhou Changshuo Square ✅Must-visit attractions ✔️Deep Blue Project: Ticket 68/person includes a cup of coffee with a choice of flavor, Iceland vibes, very blue lake, nice environment, great for photography, photo enthusiasts should check it out～ ✔️White Tea Viewing Platform: Park at the foot of the mountain, there's a free sightseeing car to the top, the air is super fresh, at the Leaf Coffee Shop, you can overlook the sprawling tea plantations from the windows, the large floor-to-ceiling windows are great for photos ✔️Changgudongtian: Ticket 38/person, a waterfall that doesn't require climbing, the whole area is not big, but very photogenic ✔️Tofu Shop of Fujiwara: Japanese dessert coffee shop, worth a visit, tofu is their signature dish ✔️Cloud Lake Coffee Shop: Built against the mountain, facing the clear mountains and green waters, offers coffee, paddle boarding, camping... It's really easy to relax here ✔️Bamboo Expo Park (2-3h) Operating hours 8:00-16:30 Address: No.1 Zhubo Garden Road, Lingfeng Sub-district, Anji County, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province You can feed pandas, rent electric cars, strollers, sightseeing cars in the park, get up close with red pandas, ticket 68/person, free for children under 1.2m ✔️Zhongnan Herb Garden (2-3h) Opening hours: Summer 7:45-17:30/Winter 8:00-17:00, adult combo ticket 180r (free for children under 1.2m) Must-do attractions: Ferris wheel, Gold roller coaster ✔️Fangcao Land's New Moon Coffee The shop has a great atmosphere, order a cup of coffee, let the kids play on the grass outside, while the parents chat inside with a coffee, very comfortable, the shop is great for photos, and the owner makes delicious food ✔️Jiuzhou Changshuo Square: It's the local night market, worth visiting in the evening for food and drinks, check out the local delicacies 🚘Transportation: Self-driving is recommended, as each place is a bit far from each other and public transportation is not convenient

Friends, do you know where the panda's favorite park is? It's in Huzhou! Huzhou has a bamboo sea, called Huzhou Bamboo Expo Park, this bamboo-themed scenic area is a collection of bamboo culture, art, product display and entertainment. Here, you can deeply understand the history and use of bamboo, and have the opportunity to appreciate various exquisite bamboo products. There are also a variety of leisure activities waiting for you in the Bamboo Expo Park. Anji's Panda Pavilion allows you to observe the panda's life habits from various angles, and there are also exciting bird wing performances, horse racing camping, barbecue, fishing and green bamboo music concerts and other experiences. Enjoy this natural scenery and feel the perfect combination of culture and tourism!