Can You Hug a Panda in Chengdu?
Hug Panda at Wolong Shenshuping Panda Base
The Shenshuping Panda Base in Wolong Panda Reserve also allows its visitors to hug a panda. It is about 110km (about 2 hours' driving from Chengdu). The hugging experience is the same. Also there are a lot of pandas there, from panda babies to adult pandas.

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Similarly one may ask, can I hold a panda in Chengdu?

Dujiangyan Panda Base has a panda holding program, where you can sit and take a picture with them. If you want to do more than just hold them, you can also participate in the volunteer program where you can do more than just hold them. The best thing panda lovers should not miss in Chengdu is visiting the panda bases.

Also, how much does it cost to hold a baby panda in Chengdu? It cost's 58 RMB ($9) to enter the park, then an additional2000 RMB ($307 USD) to hold the panda. And there are no ATMs at the park, so bring local cash!! You can also do a Chengdu tour or a Giant Panda Tour, which takes into consideration all costs.

Simply so, is it safe to hug a panda?

Well, attack of caged pandas were rarely fatal. Anyway, they are used to the presence of human beings around them. However, the wound could still be severe. So for your own safety, DO NOT TRY TO HUG A PANDA.

Where can I see pandas in Chengdu?

Chengdu Panda Base — Most Popular to See Pandas You can see many giant pandas at Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding Center. Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding and Research Base, or Chengdu Panda Base for short, is the best place to see giant pandas if your time is limited.

Related Question Answers

Can I hug a panda in China?

Currently you can hug a panda in Sichuan Province, the hometown of Giant Panda in China. Specifically there are three places to hug a panda - Dujiangyan Panda Base, Wolong Shenshuping Panda Panda, Ya'an Bifengxia Panda Base.

How much does it cost to hug a panda in Chengdu?

The base is huge and is open to tourists for a general admission price of 58 CNY (less than $10 USD). At the base, you can see many giant pandas as well as some red pandas. The opportunity to hug a panda is available at the base at only two specific times a day (either 10:30 am or 2:30 pm).
Sarah Jenkins

Sarah Jenkins

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