Visiting the Pu'er Panda Park is the top choice for a nature-loving dad

What to play at the Pu'er Panda Park is what everyone is most curious about! After all, it's hidden inside the Pu'er Sun River National Park, a purely natural ecological reserve. 1. Pu'er Tea Picking: We participated and set off at 9:00 for tea picking. We went to Liujiacun with a special tea-picking bamboo basket on our backs. We personally went to the scattered tea mountains of Pu'er and picked a basket full of tea leaves! 2. Pu'er Tea Cake Pressing: This experience is available both in the morning and afternoon. If you pick tea in the morning, you can arrange it for the afternoon. You can take the tea leaves you picked and go through the process of frying and pressing to make a tea cake! You can also make it into a small gift, with a personalized engraving as a keepsake. 3. Night Observation of Insects/Stars: This is my favorite March experience. You can follow the main group at 20:00, walk deep into the sun and forest, and if you're lucky enough, you can see N+ animals. The stick insects look so realistic, and they are very hard to spot in the grass. The forest guide also told us about the constellations overhead, like Orion and Lyra, and everyone's own zodiac constellation. It's like a vivid, on-site starry sky class! 4. Touching the Giants: You must participate in this. The forest experience teacher will tell you one-on-one, from a scientific perspective, about the animals' preferences and how to interact with them. National first-level and second-level protected animals are right before your eyes. We touched sika deer and even rhinos! Oh my goodness. Such gentle giants. 5. Insect Specimen Making: The thing we are most proud of is this insect specimen making class. My daughter chose her favorite insect and, with our help, participated in making the specimen. This was her first time observing insects so carefully. She might not be able to name each insect yet, but I think a seed of curiosity about nature has been planted in her little mind. I didn't expect these two days to be so fulfilling. As parents, we truly hope that our daughter can spend more time with nature. To step into it, of course, and in the end, our adorable panda girl also took home a 'cute pet' plush toy. She also learned a new word. It's called 'cat-cat,' which is really interesting.