The cuddly alpacas, lively monkeys, mighty tigers... Taking advantage of the bright sunshine in the spring, the small animals can't wait to get out of their homes and feel the spring in the park.

After more than 150 days of closure, Qushui Zoo recently reopened. After strict epidemic prevention measures, the reporter entered the park by sightseeing bus and experienced the natural ecological beauty of the zoo.

The reporter learned that the zoo currently houses more than 30 kinds of rare animals such as elephants, lions, tigers, snow leopards, etc. It is a good place for citizens and tourists to enjoy leisure and sightseeing. Each animal lives leisurely in its own feeding area, sometimes interacting with tourists, sometimes resting on the grass and basking in the sun, all of which look cute.

In Qushui Zoo, in addition to interacting with small animals, citizens can also go to the amusement area and Linka area to play. Walking into the Linka area, there are black tents on the grass, fish swimming happily in the water, and wooden bridges and pavilions decorate the place very elegantly. The environment here is very good, and the animals are very cute. I had a great time today, and I plan to bring my family over this weekend. Citizen Nima Tashi told reporters.

Dan Zeng Tudan, deputy general manager of Qushui Zoo, reminded the general public and tourists that the animals allowed to be fed in the zoo include alpacas, lions, monkeys, etc. The food and amount of these animals have been prepared by the breeder , tourists in need can buy it by themselves, and other animals are prohibited from feeding by themselves.

Many tourists think that feeding animals is love and fun, but animals face too many tourists a day and eat a lot of things. Some animals get sick or even die from eating spicy sticks thrown by tourists and children's toys. There are reminder signs in each area of the zoo, and I hope everyone can visit in a civilized manner and abide by the rules and regulations of the park. Tenzeng Tudan said.

Qushui Zoo is more than 60 kilometers away from the urban area of Lhasa and 110 kilometers away from the urban area of Shannan. It is a scenic spot integrating popular science education and plateau animal protection. The zoo is open from 10:00 to 18:30 every day. Adult tickets for tourists in the area are 20 yuan per person, children under 1.2 meters are free, and tourists from outside the area are 80 yuan per person.

At the same time, the reporter learned that from March 20th to April 20th, Qushui Zoo will also hold the Watching the Tiger in the Year of the Tiger event. Don't miss it!