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What reviewers say about Beijing Zoo

Generated with AI from 696 reviews on Trustburn · updated 35 days ago

Customers describe Beijing Zoo as a large and affordable place with an impressive variety of animals and a standout panda exhibit, while many also note criticisms such as poor layout and signage, and concerns about the cramped and bare conditions of the animal enclosures.
What does Beijing Zoo do?

Beijing Zoo is a zoo located in Beijing, China, where visitors can see a variety of animals including pandas, tigers, and other species, and which the listed website describes as a personal fan site about zoos.

What are the most common complaints about Beijing Zoo?

According to the critical reviewers, the most common complaints concern poor animal welfare, with animals kept in cramped, concrete enclosures described as dirty and lacking enrichment, as well as inadequate zoo keepers and a generally stressful environment for the animals.

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KM
Reviews 1

Thi s a horrible zoo. The animals are in awful cramped and concrete enclosures with nothing green or anything to play with, the bears are in an open concrete enclosure and people throw all sorts of horrible things at the poor things. The zoo keepers are never around there s pearly no standards here. This zoo is just a horrible excuse for a zoo and should be shut down an the animals taken somewhere with better facilities for them. It s called animal cruelty!!!!!

Anja
Reviews 1

Would like to give no star. But one zoo gets the zoo for biodiversity. You can really see a lot.

Unfortunately, almost all animals are very sad to look at. The enclosures are tiny, dark, there are feces and urine around, many animals lack fur, some have eye infections, are emaciated and run totally disturbed from right to left. Especially bad is the big cats. Terrible!

I was happy to have paid only 2 euros for this zoo, in retrospect I would have given them no money, because it will never benefit the animals.

We were not in the aquarium, but there was also a huge mystery out of what's in there. Admission one would have to pay again extra 20 euros.
In hindsight I have seen that they hold belugas, dolphins, mantas and various shark species. Of course, shows are made with the belugas and dolphins. Dreadful!

One can only appeal to all those zoos no longer visit and thus no longer support!

Janine Kay Northcott
Reviews 1

- Went there to see pandas and we weren't disappointed! They were so cute! We got there around 1 PM and caught some of them asleep while others were eating.
- The place was cleaner than I expected. There are shops inside where you can buy food and souvenirs from, they're more expensive though.
- Be sure to wear comfortable shoes because it's a very long walk around the zoo.
- They have an impressive collection of reptiles and amphibians. Don't miss that! Also, walk around the lake/lagoon and enjoy the view.
- Oh, be sure to expect chinese people (not just kids but adults) tapping on the glass cages even though there are reminders in both mandarin and english not to do that displayed everywhere

Lemon Geoff
Reviews 1

One of the worst places I went to in Beijing. Some serious animal cruelty taking place. Polar bears were living in 25 degree heat, well above their natural environment. Pandas and elephants were in extremely claustrophobic cages, with no space to breathe. The zookeepers need to have a good, hard look at themselves.

jonathan wang
Reviews 1

Although I am mostly against zoos, this one was not that bad! I don't get why people say this zoo is terrible, it's actually decent. All the animals seemed happy in their enclosures. The Australian sector, however, was a different story. The cages were filled with feces, and it was dusty and had not been cleaned in a long time. The gift shops were nice though, as the prices were reasonable and the items cute. I got myself a little panda toothbrush! :D

p miss
Reviews 1

Beijing Zoo is a panda! However, it was kind of subtle to know that the panda became a Chinese one because it invaded Tibet.
The only tourist destination that has never encountered a grueling sale, both inside and outside the park. So 4 stars w
As a zoo, it is no different from Japan, so if you have a limited number of days to stay, you can pass.

Dai Z
Reviews 1

Tickets are super expensive, the overall movement is very poor
The aquarium is tied to the zoo ticket
I don t want to go, there is no way
The facilities are not good, the toilet is dirty, and there are many people.
Don't want to be a plate, don't go.
Animals are also rare
And every animal feels abused.

A 3D movie is also worth 20 yuan.
Got it and found it to be a normal movie.
Someone has been selling goods through your aisle
It s very annoying to watch a movie, let alone watch the show there.

Silvia Angelina
Reviews 1

The zoo is wide and clean. There were many people come to visit here because it was the peak season and summer holiday. Mostly with children because they had school holiday too. The public toilet are not as horror as I thought before. You can also see the panda, the animal icon of the country here. No need to go to Sichuan. Unfortunately, they frequenly sleep!

Todd Fisher
Reviews 1

This zoo is horrible, anyone who thinks this is zoo is an acceptable way to treat animals is kidding themselves.
You visit the tortoises, 2 of them in a 3x4m enclosure with an almost empty water pond and wonder why they aren't outside with a fence to keep them in.
Then you reach the elephant's who also seem to have no water, maybe water isn't easy to get for animals in China.
The worst part though is when you reach the two polar bears who have been left to roast in the sun with water you wouldn't touch if you were dying of thirst, what makes this all the worse is that there is an aquarium inside the zoo which the polar bears should be if they are at all kept in the zoo.
This is hands down one of the worst zoos in the world and should be avoided if you have any care for animals.

Robert Daniel Maczuga
Reviews 1

What the Beijing Zoo boasts is probably pandas. Well ... Pandas really are, but they look like they really were very bad there. The zoo itself is clean and tidy, the general order is preserved, although many catwalks leave much to be desired. You have to reserve at least half a day to work around the object.

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About Beijing Zoo

Welcome to my website! Ever since childhood, I have been a great fan of zoos, but one question always bothered me; as time passes, most of what I have seen is forgotten. Fortunately, computers and the Internet entered the scene, and with it the opportunit

Welcome to Beijing Zoo, a place where you can experience the beauty of nature and wildlife. This zoo is one of the most popular tourist attractions in China, attracting millions of visitors every year. The zoo is located in Xicheng District, Beijing, and covers an area of 90 hectares.

Beijing Zoo was established in 1906 during the late Qing Dynasty and has since then been a home to over 14,500 animals from more than 450 species. The zoo is divided into different sections such as the Panda House, Aquarium Hall, Reptile House, Bird House and many more.

One of the main attractions at Beijing Zoo is undoubtedly its giant pandas. These adorable creatures are native to China and are considered a national treasure. Visitors can watch them playfully roam around their enclosures or munch on bamboo shoots.

Apart from pandas, there are many other animals that you can see at Beijing Zoo such as tigers, lions, elephants, giraffes and many more. The zoo also has a wide variety of birds including eagles, owls and parrots.

Beijing Zoo not only provides entertainment but also serves as an educational platform for visitors to learn about wildlife conservation efforts in China. The zoo has various programs aimed at educating visitors about animal welfare issues such as habitat destruction and poaching.

The management team at Beijing Zoo takes great care to ensure that all animals are well taken care of by providing them with proper nutrition and medical attention when needed. They also have strict guidelines for animal welfare which they follow diligently.

Apart from being an excellent tourist attraction for locals and foreigners alike; Beijing Zoo also plays an important role in scientific research related to animal behavior studies which helps us understand these creatures better.

In conclusion; if you're looking for a fun-filled day out with family or friends while learning about wildlife conservation efforts; then look no further than Beijing Zoo! With its vast collection of animals from all over the world coupled with its commitment towards animal welfare; it's no wonder why this place remains one of China's top tourist destinations year after year!