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Make the most of your visit to SIGN CHINA, not only to explore the premium sign manufacturers but also to see the pandas! Shanghai Wildlife Park (上海野生動物園) is about 40 minutes away from SIGN CHINA and is home to five adorable pandas. It will definitely be worth your visit!
Featured Parks
Shanghai Wildlife Park
Transportation
Transport:
By Metro: From the Shanghai New International Expo Centre, walk to longyang Road Station on Line 16, take 7 stop and get off at Shanghai Wildlife Park Station. From there, you can take the park's shuttle bus to the entrance.
By Taxi: It takes approximately 40 minutes to travel from the exhibition hall to Shanghai Wildlife Park by taxi.
A Great Place to Visit in Shanghai – Pick Your Favorite Panda!
The Panda Pavilion at Shanghai Wildlife Park boasts five adorable pandas: Kangkang, Xuebao, Qianjin, Jiajia, and Qiqi. Their endearing appearances are sure to bring joy to everyone.
Kangkang: Born on October 6, 2019, Kangkang is mischievous and has a big temper. Whenever he's hungry, he'll stare intently at his keepers for food.
Xuebao: Known for his large head, Xuebao rose to fame as the internet celebrity panda at Shanghai Wildlife Park with a video of him crossing his arms and begging his keepers for food. When he was younger, he had a special fondness for his sister Qianjin.
Qianjin: Like Xuebao was born in 2017. Qianjin is a voracious eater, earning her the title of "Eating Champion" among the female pandas at Shanghai Wildlife Park, making her the heaviest among them. She also enjoys climbing trees and possesses a tomboyish personality.
Jiajia: Born on August 5, 2012, Jiajia is the daughter of the beautiful panda Huamei. She is a true beauty. Her son also resides at Shanghai Wildlife Park.
Qiqi: Born on July 17, 2018, Qiqi can be described in four words: short, fat, stubby, and greedy.
More on Pandas!
Shanghai Wildlife Park tour and Some panda videos：
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