Where can you see giant pandas outside China?
21 zoos outside mainland China, plus Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao, on a map and sortable by distance
Last checked: 2026-11-11 (21 zoos in 19 countries and territories)
Read this before you go
Almost every giant panda outside mainland China is on loan from China, usually for 10 years, and pandas are sent back when a loan ends or relations change. Cubs born abroad usually return to China at 2 to 4 years old. This page therefore lists which zoos have pandas, not how many, so check the zoo's own website before you go.
Giant panda zoos on a map
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All 21 zoos
Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao (3)
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Taipei Zoo
臺北市立動物園
Taipei, Taiwan
They live in the Giant Panda House; Yuan Zai (2013) and Yuan Bao (2020) were born at the zoo.
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Ocean Park Hong Kong
香港海洋公園
Hong Kong
Ying Ying gave birth to Hong Kong's first locally born twins in August 2024; An An and Ke Ke arrived in September 2024.
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Macao Giant Panda Pavilion
澳門大熊貓館
Macao
In Seac Pai Van Park, Coloane. Kai Kai and Xin Xin were a gift from the central government, not a loan. Their twins Jian Jian and Kang Kang moved to Chengdu on 8 November 2026, and the pavilion is being renovated and expanded, so check opening times before you go.
Asia (4)
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Taman Safari Indonesia Bogor
Bogor, Indonesia
The pair arrived in 2017; cub Rio (Satrio Wiratama), born in November 2025, is the first giant panda born in Indonesia.
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Everland
에버랜드
Yongin, South Korea
Twins Rui Bao and Hui Bao are due to move to China in late December 2026; a cub born in June 2026 was named Shu Bao.
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Zoo Negara
Zoo Negara Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
The new pair arrived in November 2025 and debuted on 10 January 2026; the previous pair returned to China in 2025.
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River Wonders
Singapore
They live in the park's Giant Panda Forest and celebrated their birthdays in September 2026.
Europe (8)
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Schönbrunn Zoo
Tiergarten Schönbrunn
Vienna, Austria
The current pair arrived in April 2025 on a 10-year agreement.
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Pairi Daiza
Brugelette, Belgium
Male Xing Hui is currently the only giant panda; female Ran Ran is scheduled to arrive from China in November 2026.
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Zoo Berlin
Zoologischer Garten Berlin
Berlin, Germany
Twins Leni and Lotti were born at the zoo in August 2024 and turned two in August 2026.
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Copenhagen Zoo
Zoologisk Have København
Copenhagen, Denmark
Arrived in 2019 on a 15-year agreement; the panda house was designed by BIG.
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Zoo Aquarium de Madrid
Madrid, Spain
Arrived from the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding in April 2024.
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ZooParc de Beauval
Saint-Aignan, France
The Beauval-born twin sisters are due to leave for China on 17 December 2026; a new pair is expected in early 2027, with a gap in between.
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Ouwehands Dierenpark
Rhenen, Netherlands
The pair arrived in 2017; their Dutch-born cub Lang Yue was due to leave for China at the end of October 2026, while the parents stay.
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Moscow Zoo
Московский зоопарк
Moscow, Russia
The pair arrived in 2019; daughter Katyusha, born in 2023, is the first giant panda born in Russia.
North America (3)
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San Diego Zoo
San Diego, United States
Arrived in June 2024 and debuted that August; they live at Denny Sanford Panda Ridge.
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Smithsonian's National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute
Washington, D.C., United States
Arrived in October 2024 and debuted in January 2025.
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Zoo Atlanta
Atlanta, United States
Arrived in late September 2026 and debuted on 6 November 2026 in the renovated Arthur M. Blank Panda Grove; 10-year loan.
Latin America (1)
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Chapultepec Wildlife Conservation Center (formerly Chapultepec Zoo)
Centro de Conservación de la Vida Silvestre Chapultepec
Mexico City, Mexico
Born at the zoo in 1990, she is the only giant panda outside China not owned by China; she turned 36 in July 2026.
Oceania (1)
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Adelaide Zoo
Adelaide, Australia
Arrived in December 2024 and debuted in January 2025; they live in the zoo's Bamboo Forest.
Middle East (1)
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Panda House, Al Khor Park
بيت الباندا، حديقة الخور
Al Khor, Qatar
Arrived before the 2022 World Cup as the Middle East's first giant pandas; the Panda House adjoins Al Khor Family Park.
What this page covers and where the data comes from
Bases and zoos inside mainland China are out of scope. Japan has had no giant pandas since Ueno Zoo's twins returned to China in January 2026; Edinburgh (UK), Ähtäri (Finland) and Chiang Mai (Thailand) no longer have them either.
Every zoo links to its source: the zoo's own giant panda page where possible, otherwise news from 2024 onward. Zoos we could not confirm are left out. If a zoo here no longer has them, or we missed one, please let us know via the footer.
FAQ
Which zoos outside mainland China, plus Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao have giant pandas?
As of 2026-11-11, 21 zoos outside mainland China, plus Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao keep giant pandas, across 19 countries and territories: Taiwan (Taipei Zoo); Australia (Adelaide Zoo); Qatar (Panda House, Al Khor Park); Mexico (Chapultepec Wildlife Conservation Center (formerly Chapultepec Zoo)); Denmark (Copenhagen Zoo); South Korea (Everland); Macao (Macao Giant Panda Pavilion); Russia (Moscow Zoo); Hong Kong (Ocean Park Hong Kong); Netherlands (Ouwehands Dierenpark); Belgium (Pairi Daiza); Singapore (River Wonders); United States (San Diego Zoo, Smithsonian's National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute, Zoo Atlanta); Indonesia (Taman Safari Indonesia Bogor); Austria (Schönbrunn Zoo); Spain (Zoo Aquarium de Madrid); Germany (Zoo Berlin); Malaysia (Zoo Negara); France (ZooParc de Beauval). Each was checked against the zoo's website or recent news.
Where can you see giant pandas in Taiwan?
As of 2026-11-11, giant pandas in Taiwan can be seen at Taipei Zoo.
Why does the list of zoos with giant pandas change?
Almost every giant panda outside mainland China is on loan from China, usually for 10 years, and pandas are sent back when a loan ends or relations change. Cubs born abroad usually return to China at 2 to 4 years old. This page therefore lists which zoos have pandas, not how many, so check the zoo's own website before you go.
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