Nanhaizi Elk Park

Nanhaizi Milu garden is located in sanhaizi, Luquan Township, east of Nanyuan Langfang highway, Daxing District, Beijing, 14 kilometers away from the urban area of Beijing. Covering an area of 60 hectares, it is the first elk Nature Reserve in China, mainly in the form of free range breeding.

Nanhaizi Elk Park

Nanhaizi elk park is the first elk Nature Reserve in China. Located in sanhaizi, Luquan Township, east of Nanyuan Langfang highway, Daxing District, Beijing, 14 kilometers away from Beijing urban area. It covers an area of 60 hectares.

In addition, the Milu Park has also introduced some deer species, such as the dolphin deer, the sika deer, the white lipped deer, the red deer, the water deer, the deer and the roe deer, which has gradually made the Milu Park a research site and Museum of deer in China.

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It is located in the east of Nanyuan Langfang highway in Daxing District, south of Beijing, 14 kilometers away from the urban area of Beijing.

Elk, commonly known as "four unlike", originally unique to China, was discovered by father David of France in 1865 and then transported to Europe one after another. China's wild elk has long been extinct, the last group of scattered in Beijing Nanhaizi Qing Dynasty Royal hunting grounds. In 1900, the Allied forces of eight countries plundered wildly, the hunting grounds were destroyed by the war, and the elk disappeared in China. Around 1900, 18 milu deer were collected from some European zoos in England and put in wubangsi park. Now, more than 2000 milu deer have been bred. In 1985, the Marquis of Tavistock in UK's Ubon Temple Park returned 20 elk to China

Nanhaizi Milu Park is the first Milu Nature Reserve in China

summary

Elk is a typical wetland animal, commonly known as "four unlike", that is, like deer, not deer, like camel, not camel, like cattle, not cattle, like horse, not horse. It is a unique rare species of deer in China, called elk in ancient times. It is only produced in Eastern China and is on the verge of extinction. Elk is more than 2 meters long, more than 1 meter high shoulder, light brown hair, thick back, slightly shallow abdomen. Because of its unusual appearance and gentle temperament, it has long been an ornamental in "Deer Park".

As early as the Qing Dynasty, in order to make this rare deer species survive, a small Haizi was selected in Nanhaizi as a breeding area for milu deer, with a complete set of comprehensive protection measures. However, it was discovered by father David Armand of France in 1865 and then transported to Europe one after another. In 1900, the Allied forces of the eight countries invaded Beijing, killed and looted indiscriminately, and the hunting grounds were destroyed by the war. The last group of elk here died out. The Chinese specialty elk has no trace in China. Around 1900, the Duke of Bedford collected 18 milu deer from some European zoos and put them in Wubang Temple manor. Now, the number of milu deer has reached 600. In 1985, marquis Tavistock of UK's Ubon Temple Park returned 22 elk to China, fulfilling his long cherished dream of returning home. In 1987, the UK's Ubon Temple Park gave another 18 milu deer to China, so that the milu deer in Nanhaizi finally formed a community and continued to breed. The state has set up a special Milu ecological experimental center in Beijing, and set aside nearly 1000 mu of land to build a Milu Park.

Nanhaizi Milu garden, built in 1985, is located in the core area of the royal hunting garden of the Qing Dynasty. Nanhaizi has rich reed grass and muddy swamp, which creates a good environment for Elk's breeding. In just eight years, the number of Milu in Nanhaizi Milu Park has increased from 20 to more than 200, becoming the second largest Milu Park in the world after wubangsi park. Nanhaizi has begun to restore its unique style.

Milu garden mainly receives primary and secondary school students to visit. There are small-scale science exhibition and electronic classroom for visitors to visit. It has become a new science popularization and education base for biodiversity and environmental protection.

essential information

Scenic spot location: sanhaizi, Luquan Township

Transportation: take Taihe bus to sanhaizi station at Qianmen, 1000 meters to the East

Admission: Free

Opening hours: 6:00 -- 18:00

Traffic routes

？ Take 736 Road (Demaozhuang - Jiugong - Donggaodi - Majialou - Yuquan Road) and get off at the intersection of miluyuan. Follow the road sign to go east.

Take 352 (Jinsong Zuoanmen chengshousi Jiugong), 750 (Dongba sightseeing orchard Chaoyang Park Dongdaqiao guangminglou Fangzhuang Jiugong Nanxiaojie Xili), 377 (Yongdingmen dahongmen Donggaodi Jiugong), 729 (Dongba building materials City Chaoyang Park Beijing station Qianmen Yongdingmen Jiugong), 859 (magezhuang kunjiang market Guanzhuang Hujialou Qianmen Yongdingmen Jiugong Lingxiu Villa), 926 (niufang) -Liunong - Luquan - Jiugong - Donggaodi - Yongdingmen), 324 (Gongzhufen - Yangqiao - Donggaodi - jiugongercun - Yizhuang - transportation service center of Development Zone), get off at Jiugong station and drive southward for 3.5km

Address: sanhaizi, Luquan Township, east of Nanyuan Langfang highway, Daxing District, Beijing

Longitude: 116.45786793866

Latitude: 39.778891208304

Traffic information: take Taihe bus to sanhaizi station at Qianmen, 1000 meters to the East

Ticket information: free tickets for scenic spots

Opening hours: 6:00 -- 18:00