The heat at the end of the summer season continued unabated, and on 24 August, the first immersion panda experience hall in Harbin Polar Park remained human. Many citizens and tourists caught the tail of the holiday and came to interact with the lovely panda, making this specialty the “new top star” of the summer polar park.
The ten rare pandas who came into the experience house this time came from Sichuan, and with their own "soft filters" they attracted all the attention. These young panda hairs are marked red and brown, with loose tail rings on both sides of the body, jumping between branches with flexibility, eating slowly with bamboo, sometimes looking up and looking at tourists, with smooth eyes, and every move keeps the door running.
In order to give visitors a great deal of experience, the premises have been crafted into a landscape of natural living spaces. By reference to the primary habitat of pandas, the staff planted a large amount of vegetation, such as cold sprouts, bamboo forests, with landscapes such as rocks and streams, and restored wet and cool mountain ecology. Tourists can walk along their own woody walkways, without having to separate glass, to observe at close range the panda's natural behaviour of feeding, playing and napping, as if it were “into” the panda's home, so they feel their daily dripping.
Since its opening, the experience has become a popular place for family members and young tourists. A number of parents come with their children to learn about panda behaviour in their interactions and to develop awareness of protecting rare animals; young tourists lift up their cameras to record panda behavior, and the topics are constantly painted on social platforms, generating more attention.
With the end of the summer season, the heat of the experience hall has not subsided. Staff indicated that they would continue to work on the conservation of pandas, optimize the excursion experience and give more people access to this rare species and to the charms of nature and animals.