Beijing Rich Country Underwater World | 5 Ocean Pavilions

Beijing Rich Country Underwater World is the first five-star marine aquarium in Beijing, built in cooperation between China and New Zealand, located under the artificial lake at the Beijing Workers' Stadium, with a total construction area of 7,800 square meters. It has the longest acrylic underwater tunnel in Asia and is one of the largest man-made 'underwater worlds' in China. This aquarium uses high technology to show visitors the magical and beautiful underwater world. The curved transparent underwater moving tunnel allows you to stroll under the sea and witness more than 20,000 marine creatures of different shapes and colors up close. Here, you can travel through the winding transparent underwater moving tunnel and enjoy a close-up view of over 20,000 diverse marine creatures, displaying a variety of colors and forms. The Workers' Stadium Rich Country Underwater World is an educational and entertaining underwater theme park, with 8,000 tons of water, more than 6,000 rare marine creatures, a 120-meter-long panoramic underwater tunnel, allowing you to experience the underwater landscape from a diver's perspective. The exhibition area has 32 different themed display tanks and a large interactive landscape - the Heart of the Ocean, presenting a world of aquatic life in all its varied forms. At the same time, there are also specimen exhibitions, whale and dolphin exhibitions, the world's turtle specimen exhibition, the first vacuum tank in China, and more. There are also exquisite underwater performances that take turns on stage: thrilling and exciting human-shark dances, and humorous sea lion performances. 🌈Transportation: 🚶🏻‍♀️Located at the south gate of the Workers' Stadium in Chaoyang District, directly navigate to the entrance of Rich Country Underwater World 🚗You can park your car at the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital of Chaoyang District opposite the main gate (8 yuan/hour) 🚇Subway: Get off at Dongdaqiao Station on Line 6, exit from Exit A, and walk for 10 minutes to arrive.