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  Beijing Zoo Entry Pass with Giant Panda Pavilion Access

2 hours

Easy

Beijing Zoo

Located at Xizhimenwai Street, Xicheng District, Beijing, Beijing Zoo spans approximately 86 hectares (including 8.6 hectares of water features), making it China’s largest urban zoological park. Originally established in 1906 during the 32nd year of Emperor Guangxu’s reign in the Qing Dynasty, the zoo has undergone multiple name changes—including the Experimental Agricultural Farm, Natural History Museum, Ten Thousand Animals Garden, and Western Suburb Park—evolving into China’s oldest and most biodiverse zoo with over a century of history.

The zoo blends natural landscapes with modern amenities, featuring winding streams, artificial hills, lush gardens, children’s playgrounds, and expansive animal habitats. Visitors can also enjoy dining options and retail kiosks throughout the park.

Animal Exhibits & Facilities

The zoo’s 60,000-square-meter animal enclosures house specialized pavilions such as:

Rhinoceros House | Hippopotamus Pool

Lion-Tiger Mountain | Bear Hill | Monkey Mountain

Deer Garden | Elephant House | Antelope Pavilion

Giraffe House | Panda House | Marine Mammal Pavilion

Primate Hall | Amphibian-Reptile House | Songbird Aviary

Notable Species

Chinese Endemics: Giant pandas, golden snub-nosed monkeys, Siberian tigers, white-lipped deer, Père David’s deer (Milu, or "four-unlikes"), Shetland ponies, and red-crowned cranes.

Global Wildlife: African chimpanzees, Australian kangaroos, jaguars, Mexican manatees, hairless dogs, and European bison.

Amphibian-Reptile House Highlights

This two-story facility features 90 display tanks showcasing over 100 reptile species worldwide, including the saltwater crocodile—the largest living crocodilian species.

What's included?

    Entrance of Beijing Zoo
    Entrance of the Panda Hall (inside the zoo)

    Exclusions

      Food and drink
      All personal expenses and any fees not mentioned in the inclusions above

      Please note
      • Wheelchair accessible
      • Stroller / pram accessible
      • Public transportation nearby
      • 1. Please remember to bring the original passport to the ticket gate, enter directly without redemption of paper tickets. 
      • 2. OPEN Monday - Sunday:

      -April 1st - October 31st:

            Gate opening hours: 7:30-18:00

      -November 1st - March 31st:

           Gate opening hours: 7:30--17:00 

      • 3. All visitors in one booking must enter at the same time. If visitors need to enter the museum at different times, please book separately. 
      • 4. There may be temporary closures that cannot always be scheduled in advance since they are frequently caused by unforeseen circumstances. 
      • 5. If you book for a date within 7 days, we will send you the ticket within 1 hour. 
      • 6. If you book for a date after 7 days, we will send you the ticket within 10 days before the date of the visit.  
      • 7. Foreign visitors aged 60 and over free admission with their passports.
      • 8. Children under 6 years of age (including 6 years of age) or below 1.2 meters (including 1.2 meters) free admission with their passports.
      What to bring

        ID card or passport