Mont Abi
Sichuan, China โ 27 km
๐จ๐ณ Sichuan ยท China โ Altitude 2731 m
This live stream follows a panda yard in the Wolong area of Sichuan, set in mountain terrain at about 2,700 metres. It is a way to check on the animals and the conditions in the valley without travelling there. The page also shows local time and the weather for Gengda.
Gengda sits in the mountains of western Sichuan, a province known as the home of the giant panda and the upland forests that support it. The Wolong region is a protected nature reserve where bamboo forests, steep slopes and cold, damp air define daily life. Sichuan is also the origin of many spicy regional dishes, and Chengdu, the provincial capital, is the largest city within reach of the reserve.
The title refers to a panda yard, so the feed is likely to show enclosures used by the reserve's giant pandas. Activity tends to peak in the morning and late afternoon, when the animals are most often feeding or moving. Weather strongly affects what you see, since fog and rain in the mountains can hide the enclosure for long stretches. Check the live weather block before you watch.
The climate here is cool and humid, with wetter conditions in summer and colder nights year round, so spring and autumn are generally the most comfortable seasons for visiting. Wolong is reached by road from Chengdu, and the trip takes several hours. Other live cameras in the region include Mont Abi, Mont Siguniang and Chengdu, which are useful for comparing mountain weather across the area.
Source: explore.org
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Gengda are shown in the live weather block on this page, updated regularly. Mountain weather can change quickly, so check it before watching.
The local time for Gengda is displayed on this page and updates live. China uses a single time zone across the whole country, so this matches the time in Beijing and Chengdu.
The camera is in Gengda, in the Wolong area of Sichuan province in western China, at roughly 2,700 metres above sea level. A map on the page shows its position in the mountains.
Mornings and late afternoons are often the most active times for pandas, though this depends on weather and the animals' routines. Clear days give the best visibility of the enclosure.
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