Check in at Zhaoqing Red-crowned Crane Ecological Park

#November Destinations 2025 The red-crowned crane, a Class I protected animal in China, is known as the "god of wetlands" and is a migratory bird. In autumn, it migrates from its breeding grounds in Northeast China to the south for the winter. In spring, it migrates back to Northeast China to breed. However, the red-crowned cranes that have come to Zhaoqing have chosen to "settle down" here. The earliest red-crowned cranes have been living in Zhaoqing for 20 years. These cranes came from the north, and the excellent water environment of Xinghu Wetland provides an irreplaceable ecological space for their breeding. Now, the red-crowned cranes live a truly "free and untamed" life here. The Red-crowned Crane Ecological Park in Xinghu National Wetland Park currently has more than 70 red-crowned cranes, making it the park with the largest number of red-crowned cranes in southern China. The red-crowned cranes and the mountains and waters of Xinghu Lake together create a stunning landscape. For those traveling to Zhaoqing, remember to visit the Red-crowned Crane Ecological Park! Detailed address: No. 1, Dalangang, Xinghu Avenue, Duanzhou District, Zhaoqing City