China is the country of origin of Milu(Père David's Deer, Elaphurus davidianus).
Q: Do you know where the country of origin of Milu (Père David's Deer, Elaphurus davidianus)
is?
A: China
Regarding China, besides the well-known panda, the Milu is also one of the national first-class protected animals. If you like Milu, close to nature, Close to Milu, blue peafowl and various birds, Nanhaizi Park will be a good choice.
Nanhaizi is the largest wetland park in Beijing, historically serving as a royal hunting ground for the Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, as well as a royal garden for the Ming and Qing dynasties.
In Nanhaizi Park, there is a Milu Park specially designed for Milu. Milu Park is a research facilities for reintroduction of Milu (Père David's Deer, Elaphurus davidianus) was founded in 1985. The Park is managed by Beijing Milu Ecological Research Center that answered the call from the Central Government “to develop the nation through science and education” and opened the Milu Park to the public in 1996.
Entering the Milu Garden, you can observe the life of Milu closely, and learn more about Milu through display boards and signs.
In addition to Milu deer, there are blue peafowl and various birds, which grow and breed freely in the natural environment. You can wait quietly in the grass, or bring a camera to capture their beautiful moments.
In Nanhaizi Park, there is also abundant vegetation, especially lotus flowers, which are dazzling. By the lotus pond, you can feel the fresh air, hear the singing of birds, and enjoy a rare peaceful time.
