Nantong Sendi Tribe Treehouse

Very good, family trip, you can store your luggage at the hotel in the afternoon, go skiing in the ice and snow world for more than 100 yuan per person, ski gloves should be low, ski suits, shoes and skateboards are provided. You can take a walk in the hotel at night, go to the zoo the next day, check out at noon and watch the circus show in the zoo. You can choose to drive or take a small train to the self-driving area to feed the animals and bring more fruits and vegetables to feed the animals. Not bad, high cost performance

Overall very satisfied! We stayed in the cute tree house, where we could see red pandas. At about 8 o'clock, I saw the red pandas first in the attic, and the baby was so excited! Grandma didn't even drink and went downstairs to chase the red pandas. Later, the red pandas also came to play in our room! The free photo shoot was a bit useless, but the free tickets to the Skate World were pretty good, but the baby was too young and too cold.

The two-day and one-night trip to the zoo on the weekend was full of surprises and a perfect experience. Before I came, I was still struggling between staying in a hotel in the city and the zoo. Later, I booked a hotel in the zoo and stayed in a cabin in the west district. Although the location was a bit remote, the experience was very good. There were two courtyards at the door, one for alpacas and capybaras (you can enter). The other was for camels, zebras and giraffes (the giraffes did not come during my stay). The capybaras were released at 7 o'clock in the morning. It was very interesting for the children to run downstairs to feed the animals. There was also a small brave road swing in the accommodation area to play. The room had two floors, and the children liked to live on the upper floors. The space of the stairs was a bit narrow, which was not particularly friendly to adults with large bodies. Although there were animals all around, there was no smell in the room at all, and even outside, and the environmental sanitation was still well maintained. The shuttle bus would pick up and drop off at three points: the accommodation area, the restaurant and the main gate, which was quite convenient. Although there are not many types of breakfast, it is still good. My daughter likes noodles more. The focus of breakfast is actually to feed animals while eating by the window, including deer and zebras (giraffes didn't come because it was cold). I didn't bring enough carrots for breakfast, so I bought some more in the restaurant. I must bring more for breakfast next time. We arrived at the restaurant at 8 o'clock and got the last seat by the window. At 8:30, there was no seat in the restaurant, let alone by the window. Guests staying in the hotel can buy three feeding packages at the check-in place, which are 40, 60, and 80 yuan. They are mainly carrots that most animals like to eat, apples that zebras, camels and bears eat, and lettuce that Capybara eats. The amount of carrots is particularly large and they are cut, so it feels like you don't need to bring them yourself. I brought 20 carrots, 4 lettuce and 5 apples in the self-driving area and fed them in an hour. Later, I bought a 60 yuan package and fed them until I left the park. In short, it took two days to feed the animals until my hands cramped and froze, but I still had to feed them, which was very enjoyable. The ice and snow park we went to last was also very fun. I thought it was a free park with nothing special, but there were ice and snow slides, real penguins swimming, ice skating, and all kinds of free rides, which were really nice. The only thing that charged was indoor skiing, which was 100 for three hours and not expensive, after all, the tickets were free, and it was a great experience. The restaurants in the park include Chinese and Western ordering from the hotel restaurant, Papa John's, 7 Sweet, Jiguang Xiangxiang Chicken, etc. There is also a water park in the park that was not open yet, so the whole family decided to wait until the weather gets hot before coming back to play.