Siberia Tiger Park Tickets

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China – Harbin

Siberia Tiger Park

Harbin Siberia Tiger Park is one of the world’s largest breeding centers for Siberian tigers. Home to over 100 tigers, the park also features lions, leopards, bears, and other large predators. It’s a uniquely Chinese destination for wildlife viewing and conservation, perfect for families, animal lovers, and travel photographers.

Opening Hours & Visitor Information

  • Opening Hours: Daily 08:00–17:00. Hours may vary by season, weather, or park management. Please check the official website for updates before your visit.

  • Recommended Visit Duration: Plan for about half a day (3–4 hours) to fully explore the tiger zones, predator enclosures, and guided vehicle tour.

  • Best Time to Visit: Mornings in spring and autumn (April–June and September–October) offer ideal weather and active animals.

  • Other Tips:

    • Book tickets online in advance, especially during holidays.

    • Bring a valid ID and e-ticket for park entry.

    • Do not feed or shout at animals during your visit.

    • Use the park’s sightseeing vehicle for close-up predator viewing and follow the guide’s instructions for safety.

Ticket Types & Prices

1-Day Admission Ticket (Adult)

  • CNY 90
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Visitor Reviews Summary

With about 90% of visitors giving positive reviews, the park is praised for its impressive predator zones and rare chance to observe Siberian tigers up close. Many enjoy riding through tiger enclosures by bus—an exciting and memorable experience. Some caution that walkways can be slippery, so wear non-slip shoes. Winter visits are beautiful but require warm clothing.

Related Guides & Recommended Tours

Want to plan your visit with ease? Our detailed travel guide includes a park map, key areas to visit, and photo spot tips. We also recommend combining your trip with Sun Island Park, Songhua River ice activities, and Central Street for a full Harbin day tour.

FAQ

Q: Can I buy tickets at the entrance on the same day?
A: Yes in most cases, but holidays and peak times may be crowded. Online booking is recommended.

Q: Can I bring food and drinks?
A: Small packaged snacks and bottled water are allowed. Strong-smelling food, glass containers, or alcohol are prohibited.

Q: Can I take the sightseeing bus to view the predator area?
A: Yes. Guided buses allow close viewing of Siberian tigers and other predators—highly recommended.

Q: Is the park suitable for children?
A: Yes. It has safety fences, supervised areas, and family-friendly educational zones. Always supervise your child.

Q: Can I take photos? Any precautions?
A: Photography is allowed, but do not use flash or startle animals. Long lenses and quiet shooting are recommended.