Special 'Animal Exploration Programs' for Children
Wildlife Including Endangered Species... The Importance of Ecological Conservation
10,000 Fireflies Dancing in the Darkness
Everland has prepared special ecological programs for children on summer vacation.
On July 14, Samsung C&T Resort Division announced that it will introduce animal exploration programs at Everland, allowing children on summer break to escape the urban jungle and experience nature, making their summer truly special. Everland Zoo, which offers a variety of hands-on programs, allows visitors to observe endangered animals up close and gain ecological knowledge, raising expectations as a 'nature classroom' for the whole family.
'Summer Sunset Adventure' program allowing exploration of Everland's ecological safari Lost Valley on foot. Samsung C&T Resort Division
First, the 'Summer Sunset Adventure' program, which allows participants to meet wild animals such as giraffes, rhinoceroses, and elephants up close, will run from July 19 to August 17. Summer Sunset Adventure is a special program where you can explore the ecological safari Lost Valley on foot. It offers a unique experience of entering the safari where the animals live during the cool evening hours, avoiding the heat.
The experience lasts about 50 minutes. Led by an expedition leader, participants travel throughout Lost Valley, directly observing various endangered species and learning about ecological information and the importance of species conservation. In particular, visitors can walk through Lost Valley, which is usually accessible only by safari vehicle, and observe the unique nighttime behaviors of animals, making it perfect for creating new memories.
The "Midsummer Night Firefly Experience" program allows you to get close to fireflies, which are hard to see in the city. Samsung C&T Resort Division
The "Midsummer Night Firefly Experience" program, which allows you to get close to fireflies?symbols of pristine nature that are hard to see in the city?will be held from July 26 to August 10. First, at the Lost Valley education center, participants watch a video about the life cycle of fireflies, then observe and study the characteristics of the species, such as distinguishing between males and females. Afterward, participants move to the firefly release area, where they can witness the magical spectacle of about 10,000 fireflies taking flight all at once in the darkness, like a "dance of lights."
In addition, Everland Zoo is hosting the "Happy Baos Day" birthday week, featuring various celebratory events in July, when the birthdays of panda family members such as Luibao and Huibao take place.
Everland also introduced the "Tiger Species Conservation Event" at Tiger Valley, where children and families can participate in activities such as word quizzes and stamp collecting to learn about tigers.
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