Hongshan, a habitat where nature flourishes

The interconnected spatial layout comprises three outdoor habitats designed to balance public viewing with animal welfare, while the ecological design emulates a natural wilderness environment.

Simulate the ecological environment of the Tangjiahe area in the Giant Panda National Park, with a focus on rare species such as the golden snub-nosed monkey and the red panda.

The exhibition area imitates the rainforest canopy using unevenly arranged natural perches and a multi-level design, fully utilizing vertical space to simulate the hornbills' natural movement at varying heights in the wild.

By integrating Africa's diverse ecological fragments—such as rainforests, grasslands, and sand dunes—this approach highlights a seamless natural transition and creates a visually mixed-species exhibition.

The kangaroo corner is a distinctive exhibition area that showcases the unique Australian wilderness style.

Taking the native island of Madagascar as its design blueprint, a dedicated habitat that suits the habits of the black-and-white ruffed lemur, the brown lemur, and the ring-tailed lemur has been constructed.