Species Origin Garden Ticket


Must be purchased before 16:00 on the day of use, available immediately after successful booking.
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Height 150cm (inclusive) or above

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Species Park is located in Xinkang Village, north of Liangzhu Street, Hangzhou, bordering Gangnan Village to the west and Xianshi Village to the east, only 10 kilometres from central Hangzhou, offering an advantageous location and convenient transportation. Xinkang Road runs through the park from east to west, with towering, straight metasequoias on both sides forming a unique green corridor, allowing visitors to be mesmerised by the natural scenery before even entering the park. Built on the basis of Zhilan Manor, the park is shaded by lush trees and features flowing streams, creating a tranquil and elegant natural environment. It is an immersive themed science park centred on the evolutionary history of Earth's species, integrating high technology and cultural heritage. It serves both educational and recreational purposes, providing a comprehensive cultural tourism experience for families and nature enthusiasts that combines education with entertainment.

As a cultural tourism destination that combines science education and entertainment, the park's highlight lies in its 'immersive science experience'. Using the evolution of Earth's species as a thread, it employs advanced high‑tech sound, light, and electricity technologies to vividly recreate mysterious scenes from ancient times on Earth, the brilliance of Liangzhu civilisation, and the technological progress of modern civilisation. This allows visitors to appreciate the wonders of species evolution and the trajectory of human development while having fun. The park currently has 11 core experience zones, each offering unique enjoyment: the Dinosaur Model Viewing Area restores the majestic postures of ancient giant beasts, accompanied by sound and light effects, making visitors feel as if they have travelled back to the Jurassic era; the Simulated Archaeology Zone allows children to become little archaeologists, digging for 'artefacts' and experiencing the charm of Liangzhu civilisation up close; the Farming Culture Exhibition Area tells the story of the origin and development of rice agriculture through physical displays and interactive experiences, passing on traditional agricultural wisdom.

Parent‑child interactive and outdoor entertainment activities are equally diverse, making it an ideal choice for family outings. Facilities such as non‑motorised playground equipment, rope web tribes, and children's go‑karts help train children's coordination and courage while allowing them to unleash their energy outdoors. The park's children's train runs along scenic routes, offering kids a panoramic view of the park while enjoying the flowers and trees along the way, full of fun. Additionally, the park features a petting zone where children can feed cute animals like alpacas and rabbits up close, fostering a sense of love and responsibility. A 3‑metre‑tall plant maze made of greenery offers both challenge and fun, suitable for the whole family to participate. If you need to recharge midway, the outdoor barbecue area provides facilities and equipment for families and friends to gather and enjoy a barbecue together. The park also has an ecological restaurant specialising in organic ingredients, where you can enjoy healthy and delicious meals for around 50 RMB per person, with children's meals featuring cute designs, adding a thoughtful touch.

The park is well‑planned, offering a comfortable and convenient experience. An ecological car park is located right outside the park, making parking easy. After parking, it is only a 50‑metre walk along the riverbank to reach the main entrance, with pleasant scenery along the way. The visitor service centre provides detailed information and map collection services. The park's popular walking trail runs through various attractions, with picturesque views on both sides, making it an ideal spot for taking photos and checking in. The park is open daily from 9:00 to 17:00, closed on Tuesdays for maintenance (please avoid visiting on the closure day). In the future, the park will also leverage its riverbed and farmland advantages to add water experiences and shared rice paddies, further enriching the content.

Here, you will find not only a fresh and natural ecological environment and a wide range of recreational activities but also easy‑to‑understand science knowledge. Whether you are looking to let your kids burn off energy, engage in parent‑child interaction, relax, or learn about science, you will leave fully satisfied. It is only a 30‑minute drive from Hangzhou city centre, so why not bring your family to Species Park this weekend to explore the mysteries of nature in joy and pass on cultural memories through interaction.
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