Nanjing Pearl Spring Wildlife Ecological Park

Nanjing Pearl Spring Wildlife Ecological Park

Nanjing Pearl Spring Wildlife Ecological Park is located within the Nanjing Pearl Spring Tourist Resort, just seven kilometers from Pukou Wharf and the Yangtze River Bridge. The park can be directly accessed via the Guzhen bus line from downtown. Covering an area of 800 acres, it features eleven tiger parks, four bear parks, a monkey mountain, a snake exhibit, a swan lake, a large outdoor performance arena, and a large indoor dream theater. Each large open-range area houses over 100 Bengal tigers, 50 lion kings, 60 black bears, as well as dozens of species across four major categories including fierce beasts, rare birds, amphibians, and herbivores—totaling tens of thousands of animals. It is the largest wildlife ecological park in East China.

Nestled within a natural valley, the Wildlife Ecological Park is built along the slopes, embraced by forested hills, exuding wild charm and rustic allure. In the quiet moments, you may hear the roars of tigers and lions, the neighing of horses, and the chirping of birds, experiencing a serene paradise for wildlife amid the hustle and bustle of the world. Visitors can get up close and personal with the animals here, gradually forgetting their ferocity and losing all fear. Get near to the lions, playfully tease the bears, feel the majesty of the tigers, while children can interact with monkeys, peek at strange-looking crocodiles, and marvel at the harmonious coexistence between humans and nature.

The magnificent beast shows—including the Tiger Honor Guard, Lions’ Performance, Black Bear Formation, Animal Motorcycle High-Wire Acts, Monkey Acrobatics, Equestrian Skills, Dream Theater, and the Grand Animal Parade—are thrilling and exciting. They not only bring you a rush of adrenaline but also transport you into a fantastical realm. Entering the Nanjing Pearl Spring Wildlife Ecological Park, you’ll witness the seamless blend of animals and nature, and the close connection between humans and wildlife.