Spring is in the air at the Milu Deer Park🫎

Milu Deer Park, you really know how to have a good time. Adjacent to the south is the Nanhaizi Park, where entry requires scanning a QR code for registration. Elderly people with a senior citizen card do not need to register, which is very friendly. After the awakening of insects in early spring, animals gradually become more active. Milu deer🫎 roam and forage on the vast lawns below. Sika deer and peacocks🦚 move around in their respective areas, and occasionally peacocks fly onto the pedestrian paths, showing no fear of humans, a bravery that is admirable. In the prime of spring, the peacocks spread their tails, vying with each other in beauty, offering a feast for the eyes. The park has set up a feeding area, charging 60 per person, where you can get up close and personal, feeding the deer. The price is a bit steep, reminiscent of the Sun Island in Harbin. At the entrance, you can rent a car🚗, with a two-person car costing either 140 or 160 per hour. The car lanes are separate, allowing for a closer view of the milu deer.