Changbai Mountain Siberian Tiger Park

　　The Siberian Tiger Park is located at the foot of the majestic and magnificent Changbai Mountain, the homeland of the Siberian tiger, nestled within the vastness of Changbai Mountain. Covering an area of 50 hectares, it is an ecological forest park primarily featuring large felines — the king of forest beasts, the Siberian tiger. It serves as a base for the protection, research, breeding, and appreciation of endangered species.

　　Currently, the tiger park has 12 wild-trained Siberian tigers. Also known as the Amur tiger, the Siberian tiger is a subspecies typically found in cold regions, often inhabiting mixed coniferous and broad-leaved forests, rocky cliffs, outcrops, and shrublands. It is rare for the general public to see a Siberian tiger in the wild, but at the park, visitors can take specially designed vehicles into the tigers' forest habitat or walk along elevated boardwalks to directly observe the tigers’ wild training, study their living habits, and even personally feed them meat, toss them a chicken, or release a cow for them to interact with face to face. Get a glimpse of the majesty of the Siberian tiger, experience the presence of the king of beasts, appreciate the wonder and grandeur of nature, and fully enjoy the wonderful feeling of returning to nature.