Tiger Exhibit

So the road is part of the exhibit? Do buses take visitors inside?

I think so. The exhibits are in a very narrow valley, and the walking path is steep enough some people might have an issue. At the top is a long escalator to take you onwards. However, I visited on the Chinese equivalent of Christmas Day so there was literally no-one around and lots of the exhibits were closed. There is a Safari Bus that usually runs.

How many tigers do they have in there ? I can see eleven on the photo are there more or did you get them all in.

At least a few more.

Is this a walkthrough tiger exhibit?

We've had walrus, why not a large, predatory cat?

@Arizona Docent after further consideration and looking at a map, I think this is just an access road. The safari tram stops at the bottom of the valley before this exhibit.

Well then that is really bizarre; the road goes right through the middle of the exhibit.

If you look at the geography it's slightly less so, the tiger exhibit (and bear enclosure below it) is in a valley or ravine of sorts and if you need a road there isn't really anywhere else it could go. (Although there is a road that separately accesses the top of the valley).
I think this is just one of those things that wouldn't have been built in the West.