Jelajahi Ocean Park.
Ocean Park is delighted to announce the highly anticipated debut of Hong Kong’s six pandas on iPanda – a multimedia platform created by CCTV.com, captivating both mainland and international panda enthusiasts. The launch, which took place on 22 April 2025, has generated an overwhelming response, highlighting the global affection for these iconic creatures.
Hong Kong panda live broadcast goes viral
With engaging content and interactive features, iPanda offers a global platform for fans to connect, share and celebrate panda culture. The Hong Kong Tourism Board x Ocean Park Hong Kong x iPanda live broadcast debut has seen remarkable exposure and engagement, attracting unprecedented response from the panda community. This is evidenced by the impressive exposure of the campaign, which has garnered a total exposure of 12.871 million, a total broadcast volume of 2.475 million, and a total interaction volume of 170,000 across social media platforms (Weibo, WeChat Channels, Douyin, Kuaishou, Xiaohongshu, bilibili, Facebook and YouTube) in just 19 hours.
Ocean Park's industry-leading conservation efforts
"We are thrilled by the incredible response from fans around the world," said Howard Chuk, Head of Zoological Operations and Conservation at Ocean Park Corporation. "With the exceptional husbandry and veterinary care we provide our pandas, Hong Kong’s beloved pandas, An An, Jia Jia and Ying Ying, have achieved record-breaking milestones, and even our youngest, who started life fragile, is now flourishing. We deeply cherish these precious animal ambassadors, and we're dedicated to using their story to drive vital conservation and education efforts."
The legacy of Hong Kong giant pandas
An An became the world's longest-lived male giant panda under human care at the age of 31 and passed away at the age of 35. Jia Jia, who once held the title of the world's oldest giant panda under human care, died at the celebrated age of 38. Continuing this tradition, on 15 August 2024, just one day shy of her 19th birthday, Ying Ying made history by giving birth to the twin cubs, becoming the world's oldest first-time giant panda mother.
Ocean Park remains committed to fostering a vibrant community that celebrates the charm and conservation of pandas. Through a variety of exciting panda-themed experiences, such as the Giant Panda Poo Paper Workshop and Wowotou Studio, alongside enriching educational programmes and engaging online content, Ocean Park strives to inspire a deeper understanding and appreciation for this precious species.
Exclusive behind-the-scenes access on iPanda
Chuk, along with the dedicated team of panda caretakers, will be providing exclusive, behind-the-scenes glimpses into the lives and daily care of the Park's six resident giant pandas on the iPanda channel. These include the over-eight-month-old twins, their parents Le Le and Ying Ying, and new additions An An and Ke Ke. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to witness the growth of these magnificent pandas!
For more information, please visit Ocean Park’s official website and social media platforms.
iPanda: https://en.ipanda.com/
Special thanks to the Hong Kong Tourism Board for their full support.
Hong Kong panda live broadcast goes viral
With engaging content and interactive features, iPanda offers a global platform for fans to connect, share and celebrate panda culture. The Hong Kong Tourism Board x Ocean Park Hong Kong x iPanda live broadcast debut has seen remarkable exposure and engagement, attracting unprecedented response from the panda community. This is evidenced by the impressive exposure of the campaign, which has garnered a total exposure of 12.871 million, a total broadcast volume of 2.475 million, and a total interaction volume of 170,000 across social media platforms (Weibo, WeChat Channels, Douyin, Kuaishou, Xiaohongshu, bilibili, Facebook and YouTube) in just 19 hours.
Ocean Park's industry-leading conservation efforts
"We are thrilled by the incredible response from fans around the world," said Howard Chuk, Head of Zoological Operations and Conservation at Ocean Park Corporation. "With the exceptional husbandry and veterinary care we provide our pandas, Hong Kong’s beloved pandas, An An, Jia Jia and Ying Ying, have achieved record-breaking milestones, and even our youngest, who started life fragile, is now flourishing. We deeply cherish these precious animal ambassadors, and we're dedicated to using their story to drive vital conservation and education efforts."
The legacy of Hong Kong giant pandas
An An became the world's longest-lived male giant panda under human care at the age of 31 and passed away at the age of 35. Jia Jia, who once held the title of the world's oldest giant panda under human care, died at the celebrated age of 38. Continuing this tradition, on 15 August 2024, just one day shy of her 19th birthday, Ying Ying made history by giving birth to the twin cubs, becoming the world's oldest first-time giant panda mother.
Ocean Park remains committed to fostering a vibrant community that celebrates the charm and conservation of pandas. Through a variety of exciting panda-themed experiences, such as the Giant Panda Poo Paper Workshop and Wowotou Studio, alongside enriching educational programmes and engaging online content, Ocean Park strives to inspire a deeper understanding and appreciation for this precious species.
Exclusive behind-the-scenes access on iPanda
Chuk, along with the dedicated team of panda caretakers, will be providing exclusive, behind-the-scenes glimpses into the lives and daily care of the Park's six resident giant pandas on the iPanda channel. These include the over-eight-month-old twins, their parents Le Le and Ying Ying, and new additions An An and Ke Ke. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to witness the growth of these magnificent pandas!
For more information, please visit Ocean Park’s official website and social media platforms.
iPanda: https://en.ipanda.com/
Special thanks to the Hong Kong Tourism Board for their full support.
