Nanhaizi Elk Park

Nanhaizi Elk Park is located in the east side of Nanyuan to Langfang highway in Daxing District, south of Beijing, 14 kilometers away from Beijing. Nanhaizi Elk Park was built in 1985, and was previously the core area of the Qing Dynasty royal hunting grounds. 20 elk presented by British Tavistock Marquis to Beijing stocked the Elk Park, which has made the elk re-introduction project the world's most accurate animal re-introduction project, and one of the most successful examples of biodiversity protection. The reproductive rates and survival rates of the elks are higher than all other elk feeding grounds in the world.

Featured Attractions: Nanhaizi Elk Park is the first elk nature reserve mainly allowing the animals a free-roaming life. Nanhaizi has dense and beautiful reed grass and muddy swamps, creating a good environment for elk habitat and reproduction. In just eight years, the elks breeding has increased from 20 to 100 in the Park, becoming the world's second largest elk park, second only to Houben Temple Park.