Can you believe that pandas and Siberian tigers are neighbors?

The Jilin Siberian Tiger Park is located in the southeast of Changchun City, adjacent to Jingyuetan National Forest Park and Changying Century City. It is an ecological wildlife park mainly for free-range Siberian tigers. It is also a wildlife rescue, breeding, and domestication base in Jilin Province. (Summer) Ticket: 60/person, Panda House: 40/person, Combo Ticket: 90 Summer includes animal performances, tiger safari, and other activities. (Winter) Ticket: 30/person, Panda House: 40/person, Combo Ticket: 60 Winter does not include performances. Tickets can be purchased online or offline. Children under 6 years old or under 1.2m in height are free of charge. Seniors over 65 years old are free of charge. Children under 18 years old can purchase "half-price tickets" offline. The ticket exchange is at the Visitor Service Center on the right side of the main entrance. On-site purchase is at the ticket window on the left side of the main entrance. Circus tour time: 10:00, 12:30, 15:00 Bird art tour time: 9:00, 11:30, 14:00, 16:00 Parking address: Drive south along Jingyue Street to No. 10500, Jilin Siberian Tiger Park Parking Lot. Transportation: Take Light Rail Line 3 to Changying Century City Station, Exit B, and walk south for 150 meters; Line 6 to Changying Century City Station, Exit B; or take Bus 68, 102, 335, or 377 to Changying Century City Station, and walk south for 150 meters. Sightseeing car: The sightseeing car at the entrance is 30/person for any seat, and 10/person for a one-way trip. Friends with good physical strength are recommended to walk around and see the scenery and small animals along the way. It is not very far. Personal suggestion: Go to the Panda House early in the morning. During this season, "Muyun" and "Chuxin" are in the outdoor area. When the weather is cold or hot, they will be moved to the indoor area. Tour bus: Included in the ticket, queue up to take the tour bus (with iron net) to the tiger park. There were too many people on the day we went, and the children did not want to queue up, so we did not go in. If you have time, it is recommended to go inside. If you want to feed the small animals, you can bring some food.