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Giant Panda Pavilion at Seac Pai Van Park

  • CategoryPark
  • Duration1-1.5 hours
  • AdmissionAdult About MOP 10 (approx $1.25); verify at ipim.gov.mo · Child About MOP 5 (approx $0.65)
  • Rating★ 4.2
  • Price$
  • TransportBus 15, 21A, 25, 26 to Seac Pai Van Park stop

The Giant Panda Pavilion is located within Seac Pai Van Park on Estrada de Seac Pai Van, in the hills of Coloane, Macau. The pavilion opened to house giant pandas sent to Macau from Sichuan, and it keeps them in air-conditioned indoor and outdoor enclosures that imitate their natural habitat. Visitors walk along viewing galleries and see the pandas eating bamboo, resting or playing, with information panels explaining panda biology, conservation and the breeding programme in China.

A pavilion in a hillside park in Coloane housing giant pandas in air-conditioned enclosures.

The Giant Panda Pavilion is located within Seac Pai Van Park on Estrada de Seac Pai Van, in the hills of Coloane, Macau. The pavilion opened to house giant pandas sent to Macau from Sichuan, and it keeps them in air-conditioned indoor and outdoor enclosures that imitate their natural habitat. Visitors walk along viewing galleries and see the pandas eating bamboo, resting or playing, with information panels explaining panda biology, conservation and the breeding programme in China. The pavilion forms part of a larger hillside park, which also contains a botanical garden, an aviary, a small zoo-style area, a butterfly zone and walking paths. A typical visit lasts one to one and a half hours, including the park paths. Admission is about MOP 10 for adults and about MOP 5 for children, and visitors should verify current fees on the official website. The pavilion is generally open Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00AM to 1:00PM and 2:00PM to 5:00PM and closed on Mondays, with a break at lunch. Morning visits are best, since pandas tend to be more active near feeding times, and weekdays are quieter than weekends, when school groups and families arrive. Crowds at the glass viewing areas can be thick on public holidays. Photographers can capture the pandas through the glass and in the outdoor yard, though reflections can be an issue and flash is not allowed. The pavilion is reached by buses 15, 21A, 25 and 26 to the Seac Pai Van Park stop, and it can be combined with Coloane Village and Hac Sa Beach in a single day. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes for the hillside paths and bring water, since the park involves some walking between sections.

Practical information for Giant Panda Pavilion at Seac Pai Van Park · Last updated September 2026
Admission Adult About MOP 10 (approx $1.25); verify at ipim.gov.mo · Child About MOP 5 (approx $0.65)
Hours Tue-Sun 10:00AM-1:00PM and 2:00PM-5:00PM (verify; closed Mondays)
Typical visit 1-1.5 hours
Best time Morning feeding times; weekday
Getting there Bus 15, 21A, 25, 26 to Seac Pai Van Park stop
Address Seac Pai Van Park, Estrada de Seac Pai Van, Coloane, Macau

Location

Seac Pai Van Park, Estrada de Seac Pai Van, Coloane, Macau

22.1182, 113.5572 View on map

Highlights

  • Giant pandas in air-conditioned indoor and outdoor enclosures
  • Information panels on panda biology and conservation
  • Surrounding Seac Pai Van Park with aviary and botanical areas
  • Low admission fee of about MOP 10
  • Easy pairing with Coloane Village and Hac Sa Beach

Tips for visiting

  • Go in the morning near feeding times, when the pandas are more active.
  • Verify opening hours and fees before visiting, and note the Monday closure.
  • Avoid flash photography and tap on the glass is not allowed.
  • Weekdays are quieter than weekends and school holidays.
  • Wear comfortable shoes for the hillside park paths.

When to visit

Weekday mornings near feeding time are best. Weekends and holidays bring crowds to the viewing windows.

Accessibility

The pavilion and main park paths are generally accessible, but some hillside routes are steep, so wheelchair users may prefer the main viewing areas.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a visit take?

Allow one to one and a half hours, including the pavilion and part of the park.

Is it worth it for kids?

Yes, the pandas and the park's animals are popular with children, and the admission fee for children is low.

Is photography allowed?

Photography is allowed, but flash is not, and glass reflections can affect images.

When is the pavilion closed?

It is generally closed on Mondays and for a break between 1:00PM and 2:00PM.