There's a pig theme park in China and people are paying $1,200 a night for a hotel room so they may see — but not smell — the piggery

A theme park in China has gone viral for offering a hotel room overlooking a piggery. The room, which costs 8,888 Chinese yuan, or $1,228, a night overlooks a pig farm in the"Panda Pig-Two-End Black Ranch" theme park in Jinhua, a city in the eastern Chinese province of Zhejiang, state news agency China News Service reported Thursday. Insider could not independently verify the room rental price. The room went viral after a Zhejiang media outlet, Tianmu News, posted a video clip on June 25 featuring the theme park on Douyin, the Chinese version of TikTok. The clip shows a hotel room with a huge glass window overlooking the farm - so guests will not be able to view but not smell the facility - which was filled with numerous black-and-white colored pigs known as "Panda pigs." Although the room costs 8,888 yuan a night, it appears that most of the cost goes to paying for the prized black-and-white colored hogs - which, like the giant panda, is a rare breed, per China News Service. Each pig would be able to produce ham that costs more than 6,000 yuan - accounting for more than 70% of the price of the room each night, per China News Service.