Chinese Milu Park, Yancheng, is located on the Yellow Sea coast in Dafeng District, Yancheng, Jiangsu, within the Dafeng Milu National Nature Reserve. It is described as the world’s only national 5A scenic spot dedicated to wetland ecology and Milu protection. The Milu, also known as Père David’s deer or “four-unlike,” was once extinct in the wild in China. From 39 reintroduced individuals in 1986, the population has grown to over 8,800, including more than 4,000 wild deer. The reserve is listed as a Wetland of International Importance and includes tidal flats, reed marshes, and grasslands sheltering red-crowned cranes, oriental white storks, and hundreds of wildlife species. Visitors can take sightseeing buses to observe wild Milu herds and visit the Milu Museum to learn about this successful species restoration story. A suggested visit duration is about 3 hours; entry details are confirmed manually by an advisor.