Wuzhou Yunlong Park

　　　Situated at the mouth of Longchuan Chong at the foot of Baiyun Mountain, the park spans an area of more than 50,000 square meters. Surrounded by mountains on three sides and facing the Xijiang River to the south, Yunlong Park includes attractions such as the Dragon Spring Waterfall and the Black Leaf Monkey Artificial Breeding Center. The black leaf monkey is a Class I protected animal in China and an endangered and rare primate species. The park’s Black Leaf Monkey Rare Animal Breeding Center is currently the world’s largest breeding base for this species.
　　Established in 1991, the center has developed a viable breeding and rearing method through years of research. Over 80 black leaf monkeys have been bred from this population, and more than 40 have been sent to zoos in China and abroad. It is also home to the country’s largest cultivation base of Bougainvillea flowers. The park’s exhibition hall hosts Guangxi’s largest butterfly specimen display, featuring over 10,000 species. It also houses the world’s largest ostrich egg and the smallest hummingbird egg.
　　The most distinctive feature of Yunlong Park is its natural free-range animals—pigeons and peacocks roam freely, while crocodiles swim in the pools. A Snake Valley is under construction in the park and will house 10,000 live snakes.

　　 Wuzhou City, Guangxi