The largest house of the rare wild animal panda story

 The largest house of the rare wild animal panda

Research on this rare animal is not profitable, but it has saved a rare breed of panda and some other animals. In this research base

A research center called "Panda Breeding" or "Chhang Do Panda Base" has been set up in the capital of Sichuan Province, China, to save and breed a rare species of panda. And it is said to be the largest panda sanctuary in the world.

Research on this rare animal is not profitable, but it has saved a rare breed of panda and some other animals. The research base provides facilities such as pandas and pets for wildlife.

Chengdu Panda Base was established in 1987. At that time 6 big pandas were kept here which were brought from the forest. As of 2008, it had 124 pandas, but its numbers continue to decline, with many new pandas being born each year and many dying.

The Panda Center is taking full advantage of international tourism, including the "World Class Research Facility, the Center for the Protection of Education."

The Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding Research Foundation is primarily a charity.

Since its inception, the Foundation has raised funds for 8 different programs, including Giant Panda Scientific Research and others.

The Foundation allocates a significant portion of its resources each year to provide education and information in this regard. The Foundation's public education campaign "Panda Class" is well-known for raising public awareness of panda breeding and environmental protection.

Institutions funded by the Foundation have made significant strides in scientific research and wildlife conservation.

The importance of the panda is recognized all over the world, but it would not be out of place to call Chhangdu a panda city.

Tourists from all over the world flock to this city to catch a glimpse of the panda. The city ranks third in terms of housing in China, where it is neither too cold in winter nor too hot in summer.

That is why the University of Communication of China made special arrangements for the visit to this city.

Another reason why Chengdu is so important is the ancient Chinese irrigation system "Dojiang Weir" near this city, in which a river divides into several rivers.

Dujian City is an ancient irrigation system in Sichuan, China. In fact, this system was introduced by the Chen state around 256 BC to protect the Chen population and control the flood. Is still in use today.

This fascinating system of dividing rivers at the confluence of mountains attracts tourists.

These rivers irrigate 5,300 square kilometers of land in the area.

The project is collectively known as the "Three Great Hydraulic Engineering Projects."

Due to its proximity to Chung Sheng Mount, a famous Taoist mountain, the city has become a major tourist destination. Taoism originated from this mountain. The mountain was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2000.

Joined the 2011 and 2016 Kung Fu Panda movies.

In Taoist mythology, it was the study of the Yellow Emperor with Ning Fengzi, and later as the center of the Taoist religion, it became the host of many temples. There are 36 mountain peaks. It is home to the Dojiang Yan Giant Panda Center. The mountain was also affected by the 2008 earthquake.