This was a stop on our itinerary while waiting to board a ship for a cruise on the Yangtze River. We only went to see the Pandas, and that is probably a good thing as it was getting warm and this was April. I understand Chongqing gets quite hot in the summer and can't imagine how the amimals are kept... More

This is a zoo ,, but not so many anímals. Feels like it was almost empty with animals,,Clean everywhere, and nothing fanzy at all, doesnt look like a zoo something missing.. it is a good Place to visit if you like to have a day of the city Life, even if this is in the middle of city its feels... More

This is a zoo typical of what I have experienced in North America in the 70's and 80's. It is not a nature reserve or safari. On the other hand, is a place to bring children to see a lot of live animals, they will not see otherwise. From the elephants, giraffes, hippos, rhinos, zebras, camels, pandas, etc. It has... More

A good place to visit but for the visitors. It seems that "Don't feed or tease the animals" to the Chinese means "Throw as many oranges and crisps to the monkeys and birds and shout as loud as you can and bang the cage glass with anything you have available to wake the pandas." They do not deserve to have... More

If you want Pandas, this is the place to go. I have seen pandas before at the Berlin Zoo. But here, thay have a lot of them, we even got a glimpse of a baby!

Visitors abusing animals, saw several throwing items at a bear that was in a small cavern type area and others throwing items at the lions/wild cats that were in small cages

pandas are fed at 0900. go when the zoo opens to watch them eat. animals are kept in attractive, large spaces. walkways are modern, neat. very attractive zoo. smaller than San Diego Zoo but presentation as nice or better.

If you really want to see the Pandas, this is the place. Their enclosures are meant to mimic the wild. They do look and act like big teddy bears, but I wouldn't want one angry at me. They seemed to be fairly sociable and like the human attention. The Siberian tigers are also worth a stop. A Chinese version of... More

I went there on a friday and it was quite a few visitors. I walked around for about 3 hours and the best part was the Pandas. The only thing I missed was that the animal training show was closed this day.