This Children’s Day, children can enjoy a 3-day holiday, with plenty of activities in Wuhan parks. Wuhan Garden Expo Park and Wuhan Zoo offer free admission for children.
The entry policy at Wuhan Garden Expo Park is as follows: On June 1st, children under 14 years old or under 1.5 meters in height can enter for free. Note that children over 1.5 meters but under 14 years old must present a valid ID, student card, or other document that verifies their age for free entry. For safety, children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult; unaccompanied children will not be admitted, and the accompanying adult does not receive free entry.
Free! Free! Free! Important things are said three times. Wuhan Zoo goes all out with benefits for children on Children’s Day.
On May 30th, May 31st, and June 1st, Wuhan Zoo will be free for a full three days. Children under 14 can enter for free with a valid document, such as an ID card, household registration booklet, student card, birth certificate, or medical insurance card.
Similarly, to ensure children’s safety during the visit, they must be accompanied by an adult, who needs to purchase a ticket for entry.
Wuhan Garden Expo Park
Wuhan Garden Expo Park is a large-scale urban park in Wuhan, China, originally built for the 2015 China International Garden Expo. The site was transformed from a former garbage landfill and abandoned industrial area into a green space featuring diverse gardens, pavilions, and ecological landscapes from different regions and countries. It now serves as a popular recreational and cultural destination, showcasing sustainable development and environmental restoration.
Wuhan Zoo
Wuhan Zoo, located in the Hanyang District of Wuhan, China, opened to the public in 1985 and covers an area of about 68 hectares. It is home to over 3,000 animals representing more than 200 species, including giant pandas, golden monkeys, and South China tigers. The zoo has expanded over the years with improved habitats and educational programs, making it a popular destination for both locals and tourists.
Wuhan Garden Expo Park
Wuhan Garden Expo Park is a large-scale horticultural exhibition park located in Wuhan, China, built on the site of a former landfill to showcase ecological restoration and urban greening. Opened in 2015 for the 10th China International Garden Expo, it features themed gardens, pavilions, and cultural exhibits from various Chinese provinces and international cities. The park’s history reflects Wuhan’s commitment to transforming industrial waste into sustainable public green space, blending environmental innovation with cultural heritage.
Wuhan Zoo
Wuhan Zoo, located in the Hanyang District of Wuhan, China, opened in 1985 and covers an area of about 67 hectares. It is home to over 300 species of animals, including rare species like giant pandas and golden monkeys. The zoo also features a large lake and botanical gardens, making it a popular destination for both education and recreation.
Wuhan Garden Expo Park
Wuhan Garden Expo Park is a large-scale urban green space and cultural attraction in Wuhan, China, built on the site of a former garbage dump as part of an environmental restoration project. It hosted the 2015 China International Garden Expo, featuring over 100 gardens and pavilions from
Wuhan Garden Expo Park
Wuhan Garden Expo Park is a large-scale urban park in Wuhan, China, originally established for the 2015 China International Garden Expo. Built on a former landfill site, it showcases diverse gardens, landscapes, and architectural styles from various regions and countries. The park emphasizes ecological restoration and cultural exchange, serving as a popular recreational and educational space.
Wuhan Zoo
Wuhan Zoo, located in the Hanyang District of Wuhan, China, opened to the public in 1985 and covers an area of about 50 hectares. It is home to a variety of animals, including giant pandas, golden monkeys, and South China tigers, and features a large lake and landscaped gardens. The zoo has undergone several renovations to improve animal habitats and visitor experiences, serving as both a popular recreational spot and a center for wildlife conservation and education.
