Xiaolongtan Wildlife Research Station

　　  This is the base camp of the Shennongjia Wild Man Research Team; it is also a key observation site for golden snub-nosed monkeys and a wildlife rescue station. The station houses an exhibition room dedicated to wild man research, displaying maps of wild man sightings, photos taken by witnesses, collected wild man hair, feces, footprints, and more; it also features analyses and identifications of these specimens by the Chinese Academy of Sciences. The research station also hosts a photography exhibition titled “Scenes of Shennongjia,” featuring over 500 works, including a vivid set of photos of golden snub-nosed monkeys that vividly reflect their living habits. There is also a teahouse and a summer camping base within Xiaolongtan.

　　  Address: Shennongjia Forest District

　　  Type: Museum

　　  Recommended visiting time: About 1 hour

　　  Opening hours:

　　  Open all day

　　  Ticket information:

　　  Free admission.