Is Nansha Waterbird World Ecological Park fun? How to get to Nansha Waterbird World Ecological Park?

Guangzhou Nansha Waterbird World Ecological Park is a very well-protected urban ecological park in the local area. The diversity of animals and plants inside is well protected. Various flowers, trees, and small animals are present, bringing together human civilization and Nature is harmoniously and closely united, making it a must-see travel destination.

In midsummer, the weather was fine. A group of us traveled from downtown Guangzhou to Nansha District to explore the beautiful corners of the natural environment. During this trip, Nansha Waterbird World Ecological Park was our favorite destination. Is Nansha Waterbird World Ecological Park fun?

After one day’s experience, Nansha Waterbird World Ecological Park gives people a relaxing and pleasant feeling. Here you can feel the magical side of nature to the greatest extent. It is very fun. It is suitable to bring your family and children. Not only can you have fun, you can also learn a lot of biological knowledge and cultivate your children's interests and hobbies.

Nansha Waterbird World Ecological Park is located in Wanqingsha Town, Nansha District, Guangzhou City, adjacent to Nansha Wetland Park, covering an area of ??250,000 square meters. It is the only waterbird ecological park in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and the largest in the south. One of the ecological parks close to the sea. In ancient times, this place was part of the sea and became land after years of sedimentation.

Zoos are found everywhere, and water birds are also common, but ecological parks with water birds as the theme are rare. According to staff, there are nearly 50 species of first- and second-level protected animals in the Nansha Waterbird World Ecological Park alone. It is not only an ornamental park, but also a popular science base, a creative paradise and a waterfowl breeding base. It is very suitable for bringing children to expand their knowledge. For adults, they can also benefit a lot from watching and understanding.

Nansha Waterbird World Ecological Park focuses on protection and research, supplemented by tourism development. Various creative works can be seen everywhere in the park.

Entering the scenic spot and coming to the first hall, the first thing you see is a colorful elephant with a group of mini elephants, full of tropical style in South Asia and Southeast Asia.

Swan Lake is right next to the main entrance of the park. Black and white swans play freely in the clear water, creating a warm scene.

According to the staff, the water area of ??Swan Lake is about 100,000 square meters. There are mute swans and black swans introduced from the Netherlands in the lake. They are inseparable and can be called a model of love in the animal world.

The waterfront platform is the best place to view Swan Lake. It can accommodate a hundred people watching at the same time. It is also the place where "tourist photos" were taken. Click here to send the photos to friends. Sharing is also fun. For photographers, the water-friendly platform is an ideal creative base.

Nansha Waterbird World Ecological Park includes six small island scenic spots including Rainforest Island, Huashu Island, and Treasure Island.

Walking along the trail, crossing bridges and walking through forests, you will encounter various rare birds along the way, including white pelicans, various parrots, peacocks, mandarin ducks, etc.

The main breeding ground of white pelicans is in southeastern Europe. During the winter, they often appear in southwest Asia and Africa. This water bird has a long beak that can hold food when it is opened, making it easier for them to catch fish.

The white pelicans seem to be used to seeing strangers. Our arrival did not affect their leisurely life at all. One of the white pelicans even came ashore to interact with us, and several companions lined up to take photos with it.

There are various kinds of peacocks living in the ecological park, and they are also not afraid of strangers.

On land by the water, we also saw a peacock mother leading a group of baby peacocks to enjoy the cool air.

Peacocks mainly live in the tropics and subtropics and like sparse forests and grasslands, especially open areas near water.

Continuing to visit, the colorful parrot valley, gold and silver pond, white stork beach and other landscapes all have their own characteristics.

During the tour, the beautiful black-crowned cranes caught our attention. They were walking leisurely on the grass, seemingly looking for some food.

According to reports, the black-crowned crane is a resident bird that likes to live in groups. It usually lives in open swamp areas. Its body length reaches 105 centimeters. Its down feathers are black, and the feathers on the back half of its body are black. It's yellow, with a bunch of stamen-like hair on the crown. This kind of bird has an elegant body and is the "stunning beauty" and "reincarnation of Pan'an" in the animal world.

Black-crowned cranes are mainly found in West and Central Africa. They are the national bird of Nigeria. It is an honor to see their beauty in Nansha.

The staff told us that many of the architectural works in the park have won awards in competitions. These works are unconstrained and integrated with the natural environment, showing elegant aesthetic taste and artistic sense.

These creative works are mainly distributed near the water. Some are symmetrical patterns, and some are irregular geometric figures. After careful appreciation, you will find that some of the works look very similar to birds in nature. It must be that the creators combined natural elements into integrated into the work.

Although Nansha Waterbird World Ecological Park is located in Guangzhou, it has a strong Southeast Asian style. The green trees here are full of vitality, and the water system is the best embellishment of the natural beauty. It is a paradise for waterbirds.

During the tour, in addition to admiring various birds on the ground, you can also see birds flying in the sky from time to time, making the whole scene lively.

Watching birds, natural scenery, and creative works, the trip is just a little short, which makes people linger and look forward to seeing you again next season.

How to get to the scenic spot—Transportation Guide

Drive, take a taxi, or charter a car to get there. Just locate the "Nansha Waterbird World Ecological Park" in advance. You can also take bus G1 at the bus stop next to Jiaomen Subway Station to Nansha Wetland Park, get off and walk there.

If you visit the Million Sunflower Garden at the same time, you can also take the South 25 or South 11 bus at the "Million Sunflower Garden Station" outside the scenic area.

The opening hours of the scenic spot are 9:00-17:00. If you arrive late, it is recommended to consult the scenic spot. It is not ruled out that the opening hours may change under different circumstances.