Hainan Gibbon

Hainan Gibbon

Hainan Gibbon

The Hainan Gibbon, belonging to the primate family like humans, is one of the only four surviving great apes in the world today. Evolved from ancient primates about 5 million years ago, it has long lived in tropical rainforests and is found only in Hainan. With just 13 individuals remaining globally, it is among the most critically endangered primates. In the park, particularly around Yajia Ridge, the gibbons can occasionally be spotted foraging for fruits such as wild lychee and tung tree seeds. Visitors may rarely catch a glimpse of their living and moving presence here.

Bawangling

Montane Rainforest

Valley Rainforest

Yajia Grand Canyon

Yajia Waterfall

Wild Orchid Communities

Hopea hainanensis (a rare timber tree)

Tree-root-embracing Rock

Wild Lychee Forest

Low-mountain Rainforest

Fern-shaded Shadows (referring to Alsophila spinulosa, or tree ferns)

Torreya grandis (a conifer species) in Majestic Form

Antiaris toxicaria (a highly toxic tree also known as "arrow poison tree")

Ancient Banyan Embracing Rock

Bawangling Cliff Face

Yajia Pine Summit Community

Immortals Making Elixir (a scenic rock formation)

Bawangling Sword-Washing Pool