Pairi Daiza under the snow: the first snowflakes of the year have fallen on the Enchanted Animal Kingdom

This morning, Pairi Daiza emerged beneath a delicate blanket of snow, as the year's first snowflakes gently blanketed the nine realms of the Garden, casting a magical atmosphere throughout the Park.

On this tranquil winter morning, the animals were the first to embrace the snowfall. The Siberian tigers moved gracefully through their domain, while the reindeer peacefully grazed in the quiet landscape. Majestic Canadian wolves roamed with confidence, fully immersed in the untouched beauty around them.

Curious Red pandas frolicked with the falling snowflakes, and even the tapirs, typically unaccustomed to such conditions, ventured into this enchanting new world with great interest. All animals also have free access to their indoor areas, where they can warm up whenever and if they wish.

A captivating scene to capture and share as we eagerly await the opening of the Park for the 2025 season on February 8th.

 

 

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About Pairi Daiza

Pairi Daiza – The Garden of Worlds. Where Beauty Awakens Love

Created in 1994 on the ruins of the Cistercian Abbey of Cambron, founded in 1148, Pairi Daiza is Belgium’s leading tourist destination. The Garden of Worlds welcomes nearly three million visitors each year.

Across an 80-hectare estate, Pairi Daiza invites visitors to discover the beauty of our planet through gardens inspired by the five continents, exceptional botanical collections, authentic architecture, mineral treasures and thousands of animals, including many threatened species.

Honoured with numerous international awards, Pairi Daiza offers a journey of wonder through the treasures of the living world and civilizations, brought together in a single Garden.

Because we protect only what we love, this sense of wonder continues through the work of the Pairi Daiza Foundation, which supports dozens of conservation, scientific research and threatened-species protection programmes around the world each year.

In ancient Persian, Pairi Daiza means “paradise”.

Contact

Domaine de Cambron 7940 Brugelette

+32(0)68/85.80.80

johan.vreys@pairidaiza.eu

www.pairidaiza.eu