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Published: 2026-11-15 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-11-15 — Xinhui Zoo was built in 1958 and is located at the North Gate of Hui Town, with the Guifeng Mountain Scenic Area to the north, the border-crossing highway to the west, and covers an area of 11…

Xinhui Zoo

Xinhui Zoo
  Xinhui Zoo was built in 1958 and is located at the North Gate of Hui Town, with the Guifeng Mountain Scenic Area to the north, the border-crossing highway to the west, and covers an area of 11.62 hectares, including a lake area of 7,545 square meters. The zoo boasts beautiful scenery, a mild climate year-round, lush trees, and green lawns, earning it the reputation of “Northern Garden Scenery.”

  Xinhui Zoo is the only zoo in the Wuyi region. The entire zoo is built around the original Jinshan Mountain to the north of Mashan, now featuring animal exhibition areas on the mountain such as the predator cage, ostrich cage, aviary, peacock cage, small bird corridor, petting zoo, monkey hill, beaver rat park, and deer enclosure. The predator cage houses lions (a mother and two cubs), black bears, and others. The petting zoo displays tame animals such as miniature horses, African goats, Mali goats, and turkeys, allowing visitors to interact with them from outside low fences. At the foot of the mountain lies a small lake with a central island featuring a pigeon tower. Visitors can row boats on the lake, admire pigeons taking flight, and enjoy the sight of white geese and wild ducks playing in the water. The park also includes a botanical garden with various rare trees and exotic flowers for visitors to appreciate.

  Thanks to its well-planned design from the beginning, although Xinhui Zoo has not undergone major changes since its establishment in 1958, it still does not feel outdated today.

  The zoo is covered with trees, offering a beautiful environment and fresh air. It attracts tens of thousands of visitors during holidays and festivals.

  

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