(I was a bit reminiscent of Leo, hihi!) , so I had to really talk with him, Thai, or Mhuey Tik and have it translated for me in Chinese. The zoo is really huge, it is equal to a park in the forest, half in the mountains, so it overcomes some meters already. The average height of 1890 meters above sea level makes Kunming there really noticeable when I japps for 'Ner stairs after air. Maybe I should just eat less Baozi. At the entrance there was already some walled enclosure and areas with bears, monkeys, toucans, raccoons and what one knows so forth of our zoos. There was also a small enclosure with lions. Then we have uns entschieden, mit einem Elektrobus weiterzufahren, da der Zoo wirklich wirklich groß ist, also kamen zu den 30 Yuan Eintritt (ermäßigt) nochmal 30 Yuan für den Zoobus hinzu, was sich aber gelohnt hat, der Rest des Zoos war nämlich wie ein Safaripark, mit Straußen, Hirschen, Yaks und ähnlichem Getier am Wegesrand, zum Streicheln nahe. Es gab einige Zwischenhalte an Terrarien mit Krokodilen, Schlangen und Waranen. Doch was sind die Hauptattraktionen in ebenjenem Zoo? Natürlich zwei Pandas!
Das Pandagehege ist tatsächlich auch das Ziel des Elektrobusses (clevere Marketingstrategie!), und wir haben eine ganze Weile bei den fetten Pandas spent sitting comfortably on their fat butts and bamboo consumed. Amazingly, the two seem to know exactly what is a camera, because every time (!) When a picture was taken in front of a panda, he has stopped chewing and looked with a slight smile at the camera. They looked so soft, cozy animals. :)
A little further on there was still white lions and white tigers seen, which had a fairly large area for himself, I must say, as bad as I thought, the farm really is not there. Maybe it looks different in the other zoo, but have no pandas. At some point I guck me certainly still on. Then we arrived at a large walk-in area: a kind of peacock farm, with tens, no hundreds, perhaps thousands of peacocks. Or is it Pfäue? Sooooo many! Infinite number to the horizon through the trees on the roads, some on the roof of souvenir shops ... an unusual sight. Unfortunately, they could not touch.
Far more pictures from the zoo (and many more), there's way in to see
November-folder of my Flickr page ! About six hours from noon to night we spent there in the zoo had a lot of fun in Thai and Chinese. With 'NEM BusTaxi we went back home directly been drove to the front door. And so what was it? Dinner together even with Amila, namely fire pot, once again in the same place, with the yin-yang shaped pot (one side hot and the other not). From there we are then rolled almost home ... 
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