A family trip to "Kenya" in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai: Huzhou Longemont Animal Hotel Guide.

This is a hotel that every mom will put on their list. I'll just write about my real experience and some things to note. The zoo is definitely a great place to take photos, and the main thing is not to get too tired. 🤓 🔺 Two days and one night at Longemont Animal Hotel: (Includes two circus tickets 🎫, two animal world tickets 🦒🐘🎫, and free tickets for children under 1 meter) Day 1️⃣: After checking in, if you have nothing to do, you can go to Taihu Ancient Town, stroll around during the day, and enjoy free iron flower shows, water shows, and fireworks shows (ending at 21:22) at night. The main thing is to pass the time. In the evening, go to Longemont Circus to watch the show according to the schedule! There are two shows a day, 14:00-15:30 (we missed it, so we went to the ancient town) and 19:00-20:30. Enter the venue early to find a seat. We paid 100 per person to enter the middle audience area, but since we went late, all the good seats were taken. However, the show was great and worth watching. 👍 After the show, you can go to the ancient town to catch the fireworks and then go back to the hotel to rest! (We decided to go to the zoo after checking out, as we had enough time) Day 2️⃣: Wake up naturally, have a buffet breakfast, and enjoy a leisurely tour. Stroll around the hotel lobby, see the white tiger, check out, and enter the much-anticipated animal world! 🟡 Animal World It is divided into a walking area and a driving area. Since we were three families, we chose the walking area, where you can also feed the animals. Each feeding area costs 20 per time, or 100 for a 7-time card (sika deer 🦌, zebra 🦓, elephant 🐘, giraffe 🦒, alpaca 🦙, kangaroo 🦘, hippo 🦛, etc.). After a round, you will reach the driving area, which must be before 16:00, as you can wait for a free train ride, which takes 45 minutes and allows you to see many animal living areas that are not visible. There is a KFC at the entrance! Take my advice! Don't go in the summer! Our train broke down halfway... We waited for a rescue car for 30 minutes under the scorching sun of over 30 degrees, and I got heatstroke! But going now is really comfortable, and it's even better for taking photos than when we went. It's worth experiencing once, especially if you haven't been there before. But for a second visit, it depends on the individual. 🤪