Niaoyue Garden
Xuzhou Niaoyue Garden is located in the picturesque Quanshan Scenic Area of Xuzhou’s National Forest Park around the city. It combines traditional Chinese and Western garden architectural styles, integrating sightseeing, science education, leisure, and commercial functions. Covering an area of 53,000 square meters with a netted enclosure zone spanning 32,000 square meters, it is the largest ecological bird park in China.
The garden is home to over 150 species of rare birds from China and around the world, including more than ten species under first-class national protection and over forty species under second-class national protection, totaling more than 6,000 birds. A small stream runs through the garden, connecting various scenic spots. More than a dozen bird-watching areas—including peacocks, golden pheasants, red-crowned cranes, swans, ostriches, flamingos, crowned cranes, and mandarin ducks—are scattered along the murmuring stream.
Colorful birds are everywhere in the garden, often walking right up to visitors. If you have small fish, throw them in the air and seagulls will catch them mid-flight. The adorable emus often strike amusing poses for photos with people. The garden also features interactive zones such as the Bird-Human Dialogue Corridor, bird performances, “Peacocks Flying Southeast,” close encounters with birds, a children’s playground, and a symphony of birdsong. The construction of Xuzhou Niaoyue Garden fully embodies the harmonious relationship between humans and birds, allowing visitors to get close to the birds, enjoy their company, and learn about them. It serves as an educational base for bird knowledge and provides residents with an eco-tourism destination and leisure spot.
To date, whether in terms of scale, architectural style, diversity, or number of bird species, it remains the largest ecological bird park in China. Xuzhou Niaoyue Garden has not only become a highlight of Xuzhou’s tourism industry but also a haven for wildlife, especially birds. It is undoubtedly the top choice for those looking to connect with nature, relax, and enjoy a holiday outing.
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