You have asked the right person about this question. I happened to travel to Shenzhen with my family not long ago and made a guide.

Personally, I think the most suitable place for family fun in Shenzhen is the Shenzhen Wildlife Park.

Now I will share my experience of visiting Shenzhen Wildlife Park in detail, hoping to help you.

Address of Shenzhen Wildlife Park: No. 4086, Xilihu Road, Nanshan District, Shenzhen (east side of Xili Lake). There are nearly 10,000 wild animals in Shenzhen Wildlife Park. In addition to coming from all over the country, these animals also come from all continents of the world. Among them are

Many of them are rare and famous animals in the world and protected animals in China's first and second level, such as South China tiger, golden monkey, Siberian tiger, flamingo, Magellanic penguin, giraffe, zebra, Asian elephant, red-crowned crane, rhinoceros, etc.

It is highly recommended that you take your children to see the rare tigons and ligers in the park, which are bred by the zoo itself.

1. Basic information (1) Opening hours: 09:30-18:00 (2) Ticket price: Adult ticket: 199 yuan/person.

Child ticket: 140 yuan/person.

(3) Recommended travel time: 0.5-1 day (4) Transportation route ① Subway Line 7-Xili Lake Station (Exit B), within walking distance.

②Route 101-Zoo Station, within walking distance.

③Get on the train at Shenzhen North Station (Exit A), take Metro Line 5 and get off at Xili Station; transfer to Metro Line 7 and get off at Xili Lake Station (Exit B), which is within walking distance.

2. Recommended tour route Wetland Park - Madagascar Lemur Park - Gibbon Islands - Pheasant Bird Street - Peacock Park - Kangaroo Park - Macaques Playing in the Moon - Peach Garden - Yak Park - Alpaca

Garden—Ostrich Garden—Horn of Africa—Mouflon Ridge—Wild Elephant Valley—Love Lake—Penguin Island—Crocodile Bay—Bird Performance Hall—Amphibian and Reptile Hall—Ape Village—

—Lions and Tigers Performance Hall—Panda Manor—Omnivore Hall/Panda Hall—Ocean World—Rare Bird Street—Beast Festival—Medium-sized Beast Hall—Beast Valley—Tiger Leaping Gorge—Amusement World

——Water Park--Animal Science Museum--Baby Paradise--Wetland Park--Exit 3. Features of the scenic spot It is highly recommended that you take your children to see the various performances in the zoo: bird performances, tiger and lion performances,

There are marine performances, extravaganza of beasts, and ligers. Personally, I think the large-scale animal square musical "Festival of Beasts" is the most exciting, so don't miss it!

Shenzhen Wildlife Park is a free-range wildlife park.

It is also the first scenic spot in China with a new subtropical garden ecological environment system that integrates various features and ornamental functions such as animals, forests, plants, and popular science.

The design and construction of Shenzhen Wildlife Park breaks away from the cage model commonly used in Chinese cities. Various animals can move freely in open areas, allowing them to return to their original ecological environment.

There are more than 300 species and nearly 10,000 wild animals in the park: giant pandas, giant anteaters, giraffes, Siberian tigers, fennec foxes, African lions, Asian elephants, golden monkeys, alligators, dolphins, sea lions, seals... the entire park...

It is divided into three areas: herbivore area, beast valley, and performance area.

The performance area includes an animal observation tower, animal performance ground, aquarium, monkey mountain, omnivorous animal pavilion, American hyena pavilion, ape village, medium-sized beast pavilion, panda pavilion, etc.

The main animals in the herbivorous area are: Asian elephant, alpaca, blue sheep, eland, wild ass, white-tailed wildebeest, hippopotamus, sika deer, zebra, sika deer, ostrich, and red deer.

The main animals in the Monkey Village are: squirrel monkeys, chimpanzees, orangutans, black-capped hanging monkeys, mandrills, black leaf monkeys, golden monkeys, bear monkeys, slow lorises, spider monkeys, and Arabian baboons.

The main animals in the omnivorous hall are: spotted lemurs, red monkeys, macaques, lynxes, wild boars, pig-tailed monkeys, crab-eating monkeys, red-faced monkeys, and green baboons.