Guangzhou, Guangdong Province

Chimelong Resort

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Chimelong Tourism Resort comprises Chimelong Paradise, Chimelong Safari Park, Chimelong Water Park, Chimelong International Circus and Chimelong Bird Park.…

Chimelong Resort, Guangzhou

Key facts

Admission
Chimelong Paradise ¥250; Chimelong Safari Park ¥350; Chimelong Water Park daytime ticket ¥280, night ticket ¥195; Chimelong International Circus standard seat ¥450; Chimelong Bird Park ¥100
Time needed
1–2 days
Getting there
Near Hanxi Chimelong (bus stop) and Hanxi Chimelong (metro station)
Guidebook rating
4 / 5

From China Self Guided Travel 2025, page 2312. Open in Google Maps

About Chimelong Resort

Chimelong Tourism Resort comprises Chimelong Paradise, Chimelong Safari Park, Chimelong Water Park, Chimelong International Circus and Chimelong Bird Park. Chimelong Paradise is a large theme park featuring the Hobbit Kingdom for children's play, the water-themed Happy Water World, and the Screaming Zone packed with thrilling rides. Visitors can enjoy excitement and pleasure and relax in a natural ecological setting.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Chimelong Resort cost?

Admission to Chimelong Resort is Chimelong Paradise ¥250; Chimelong Safari Park ¥350; Chimelong Water Park daytime ticket ¥280, night ticket ¥195; Chimelong International Circus standard seat ¥450; Chimelong Bird Park ¥100, as listed in the 2025 guidebook. Prices can change; check the official channel before you go.

How do I get to Chimelong Resort?

Near Hanxi Chimelong (bus stop) and Hanxi Chimelong (metro station)

How long should I spend at Chimelong Resort?

Plan on 1–2 days for Chimelong Resort.

Where is Chimelong Resort?

Chimelong Resort is in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, in the South China of China.

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