Onto two of the triplets – it’s the boys! The triplets are made up of two boys and a girl, so let’s meet Shuai Shuai and Ku Ku first. The trio were born on the 29th of July 2014, making them 10.5 years old on my visit, and the park still had up all sorts of signs and decorations from the celebration of their 10th birthday last year. Seeing them as cubs together must have been an amazing experience, I’ve seen so many amazing pictures online and how I wish that had been something I could have seen myself. The triplets were born to mum Ju Xiao – they were her second pregnancy after first having twins, so she did have some experience. The photos of her with the triplets are just adorable^

Now for the next* 3 pandas at Chimelong Safari Park – Yue Yue, Ai Ai and Mei Qing! Now technically Yue Yue and Ai Ai were the next pandas I saw, they were in adjacent yards following on from Ting Zai and Long Long, and actually Mei Qing was in the last yard I saw in the first panda section. But based on the photos I got, I decided to group her here, and actually she lives in one of the best/most popular yards – it’s the one with the train!

I finally made it to Chimelong Safari Park! Visiting has been on my list for years, finally on this trip in February 2025 I fitted it into the schedule – and I think it’ll be on the schedule for many future trips too, I had such a great time here. The Chimelong Resort itself is huge, with different parks and hotels on offer, plus a free shuttle bus between sites, it’s quite like a Disney-resort (just with pandas involved, sounds perfect to me haha!)! I had 1 night here with the best part of a day and a half, by the time I got there from the airport, I took a chilled start to my time there then started fresh for a full day at the park because there’s so much more to see than the pandas, but more on all that in a later post.