Nanchang Sunac Ocean Park

Nanchang Sunac Ocean Park is located in Sunac Mall (Nanchang) within Sunac Cultural Tourism City in Nanchang Jiulonghu New District. It houses over 300 species of marine life and more than 28,000 fish, serving as an aquarium integrating marine exhibits, biological science education and performances. The park features themed exhibition areas such as the ocean theater, colorful ocean, tropical rainforest, ocean exploration, tropical ocean and underwater creatures zone.

Ocean exploration zone: Explore the vast ocean, this is the most surprising part of the attraction. The acrylic glass display window showcases an 8,000-ton water display pool. The pool contains nearly 10,000 colorful deep-sea fish, including giant manta rays, flying butterfly rays, clumsy-looking groupers, and bizarre lanternfish. The ocean exploration zone allows you to discover the deep sea from 360 degrees. Through the 100-square-meter acrylic glass, you can take in the entire pool at a glance, with colorful deep-sea fish swimming leisurely before your eyes, immersing you in the awe of the deep sea. There are also ray feeding and underwater bubble experiences that let you feel the grandeur of the ocean performance show.

Tropical rainforest zone: Explore the mysterious Amazon jungle, winding through the serene emerald-green Amazon rainforest where tropical plants intertwine. Deep in the jungle, you'll encounter adorable Southeast Asian otters, the "underwater high-voltage line" electric eel, docile golden pythons, fascinating chameleons, and spine-chilling rainforest spiders. Walk across the rainforest suspension bridge as sunlight filters through the trees, casting a glow on the jungle waterfall and sending wispy mist swirling around you. Immerse yourself in the wild and mysterious allure of the Amazon rainforest.

Colorful ocean zone: Marvelous creatures from cold waters. In the furnace city of Nanchang, the ocean world has created a cold water area where animals from frigid waters reside, including nearly a hundred species such as adorable harbor seals and giant spider crabs. There is also a giant kelp pool where travelers can admire the massive California kelp forests from multiple angles.

Sea elf zone: The newly built exhibition area invested 7 million by sea world and took nearly 3 months to complete. It features a rich variety of jellyfish with diverse shapes, allowing visitors to fully understand these "sea elves" through differently shaped acrylic display tanks. This area also includes a jellyfish science zone where you can observe the growth changes of jellyfish up close through cultivation tanks.