Hangzhou citywalk Tiger Run Park, Zoo, Children's Park

Hangzhou citywalk Tiger Run Park, Zoo, Children's Park Tiger Run Road is one of my favorite roads. It's very quiet, the air is particularly good, and just walking along the road is very pleasant and relaxing. Along the way, there is Tiger Run Park, the environment is very nice. If you go straight inside, you can basically see elderly people collecting spring water with buckets. You can bring a bottle to fill it up for free, but be sure not to drink it directly. Last summer was too hot, and I drank it directly once, and I had a mysterious cough for several months. The park has pavilions, and the view from the top of the mountain is very good. From the top, you can go down along the way, and it connects to Manjuelong and other places. Hangzhou Zoo now has giant pandas. Be sure to go early in the morning because pandas sleep a lot. If you go late, you can basically only see them sleeping. On the right side of the zoo entrance, there are dolphin shows and acrobatic performances. I took a picture of the schedule, check the picture for details. There are seats for the acrobatic performances, and they are worth watching. Before and after the show, they sell magic wands, which seem to be fifteen yuan each, but I forgot the exact price. They are two or three yuan online. There are small shops outside, and there are tables and chairs at the entrance. Many people eat instant noodles during meal times. Here's a tip to save money: bring your own instant noodles. There is free hot water next to the small shop. The Children's Park can be entered from the zoo and requires a ticket. You can buy tickets by scanning a QR code, and those with an annual park pass can swipe directly. Many things in the Children's Park require a fee, but I think the most fun is the big slide at the main entrance, which is free, and the climbing nets on both sides of the slide. The slide is open at intervals, just pay attention to the time. When you leave the Children's Park, turn left with your back to the main entrance, and you can go to Manjuelong along the way, or you can go straight down the road to the Botanical Garden. There are many restaurants at the entrances of the zoo and Children's Park. If you want to eat, remember to cross the road from the main entrance of the zoo or Children's Park, otherwise, you will have to walk a long way around because the middle is completely blocked. Personally, I think McDonald's is more cost-effective, at least it's standardized and you won't be disappointed. I won't comment on the restaurants there, but I wouldn't go a second time. There are also many restaurants in Manjuelong, and I've casually eaten at one or two before, which were okay, nothing special. Tiger Run Road is really quiet and comfortable. I recommend walking or riding an electric bike or bicycle. Driving during holidays can be congested, and it's very suitable for walking and stopping, taking deep breaths, and enjoying the natural oxygen bar. It's very pleasant.