The Red Panda Garden is an elaborately built immersive ecological experience zone, designed to break the distance barrier between humans and animals and allow visitors to easily integrate into the living scenes of red pandas. The chubby red pandas sometimes waddle past your side, sometimes scurry nimbly at your feet, sometimes wait quietly on the trees above your head for you to take photos, sometimes lie lazily in their nests fast asleep, and sometimes even curiously approach your bag to see if there is any delicious food hidden inside. Once this innovative model was launched, it became a phenomenal experience project and quickly turned into a popular check-in spot for visitors in the park.

Bamboo rats inhabit the microenvironment of the cave, water birds such as demoiselle cranes, sarus cranes, great egrets and grey herons can be seen fluttering in the wetland waters, and white eared-pheasants, blue eared-pheasants, silver pheasants and muntjacs move freely around the red panda activity area. Various species together form a complete mountain-forest-wetland composite ecological community, directly presenting the biodiversity characteristics of the original habitat of red pandas.