Everland's New Home for Ruibao and Huibao, 'Panda Second House', Gains Popularity

A Custom Independent Space for Twin Baby Pandas
Attracts 60,000 Visitors in 20 Days
Floor-to-Ceiling Glass Offers Unique Viewing Experiences
Social Media Content Featuring the Second House Surpasses 6 Million Views

Everland, the resort division of Samsung C&T Corporation, announced on the 23rd that its 'Panda Second House', which opened to the public on the 3rd, has attracted about 60,000 fans in just 20 days, reflecting its growing popularity.

Everland's 'Panda Second House' is where Luibao and Huibao are continuing their healthy independent lives. Samsung C&T Corporation

The Panda Second House is a customized space for baby pandas, created by Everland after about a year of preparation for Ruibao and Huibao, the first twin pandas born in Korea. Since pandas typically begin living independently at around one and a half to two years of age, Ruibao and Huibao moved to the Panda Second House in September. Under the attentive care of zookeepers such as Kang Cheolwon and Song Younggwan, they are continuing their energetic and healthy independent lives.

The Panda Second House features floor-to-ceiling glass windows, allowing visitors to observe the baby pandas playing freely at a closer distance and from a unique perspective. With the addition of this dedicated space for the pandas, it has become a trend among fans to visit both Panda World and the Panda Second House in a single day, comparing the atmosphere and viewing highlights of each area.

Visitors can see Le Bao and Ai Bao at Panda World, and Ruibao and Huibao at the Second House throughout the day. Social media content showcasing the daily lives of the twin pandas in the Second House has also gained immense popularity, surpassing 6 million views on Everland's own channels, including Ppupa TV.

Since the 20th, pre-orders have begun for the limited edition '2026 Bao Family Season's Greetings' merchandise, which features must-have items for the new year such as calendars and diaries adorned with adorable photos of the Bao family. These items will be available for purchase until the 2nd of next month. The Ruibao and Huibao ID badge plush dolls, launched to celebrate the twins' independence, have also sold approximately 6,000 units so far, receiving a positive response.