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About Qinling Wildlife Park
China News Service Shaanxi, reporting the anniversary in May 2024, described the park as working to a core of ecological protection and a remit of popular science education, and recorded that it had bred white rhinoceroses successfully in two consecutive years and that its wildebeest and eland herds had become the largest exhibited groups of their kind in China. The same report put the park's 2023 visitor numbers past two million. At the anniversary event, four long-resident animals were given plaques: the golden snub-nosed monkey Shuaishuai, the chimpanzee Aiai, the hamadryas baboon Dakui and the mandrill Dashan.
A Xi'an Evening News report carried on Cnwest a fortnight later set out what was new that spring. It gave the park's flamingo collection as nearly 40 birds of three kinds — Chilean, Cuban and Peruvian — and repeated the successive breeding of two white rhinoceroses. It also recorded that from 3 January in the year of the report the park's animals had given birth in succession, with takin, Siberian tiger, zebra and others producing 23 young in all, of which 15 had been shown to visitors by the time of writing, with two more tiger cubs and six more takin calves still to come. All of these counts are those of 2024 reports; neither cited page describes the park's layout, area or grade, and no cited page states which district of Xi'an it stands in.
What to look for
- The white rhinoceroses, which the park bred successfully in two consecutive years according to both cited 2024 reports
- The flamingo display, given in 2024 as nearly 40 birds of three kinds: Chilean, Cuban and Peruvian
- Takin, Siberian tigers and zebras, the species named among those that produced 23 young at the park in the year of the 2024 report
- Long-resident animals given plaques at the twentieth-anniversary event: the golden snub-nosed monkey Shuaishuai, the chimpanzee Aiai, the hamadryas baboon Dakui and the mandrill Dashan
Location & getting there
Getting to Qinling Wildlife Park
Check the open visitor route and follow the site’s rules on distance, food and photography. Conservation areas may limit access beyond designated paths.
- Search for 秦岭野生动物园 with 西安市 and 长安区.
Find Qinling Wildlife Park
秦岭野生动物园 · 长安区
No reliable map pin yet: search by the Chinese name.
Sources & visit information
The linked sources support the identity and background described in this introduction. Opening hours, admission, activity availability and exact arrival arrangements have not been comprehensively checked. Confirm current visitor information with the venue; the original catalogue locality and editorial review flag are retained.