Things to do in Taitung

In addition to the admission fee, there is a parking fee. There are animal areas, grass sliding, shops, restaurants, a DIY area, and views of Mount Dulan and Green Island. The park is home to Nubian goats, pet horses, donkeys, Holstein cows, rabbits, four-horned sheep, and other small animals. The four-horned sheep immediately stood on the feeding trough when they heard us put money in for sheep feed, they totally know the drill. The Holstein cows are very affectionate and will nuzzle their heads against you. The pet horses all have adorable blunt bangs, and there are even photos and names of visitors. Jesly was facing the wall when we first arrived. He reacted when we called his name. When we left, we saw him still facing the wall. When we asked him what was wrong, he immediately turned around and acted cute. So adorable! Seeing the sadness in his eyes, we immediately bought carrots and hay for him. After he ate, he was full of energy and no longer depressed. The honesty store sells sheep feed for $20, and hay and carrots for $30. After depositing the money, take the corresponding item card to the service center to collect your receipt. The Chulu Ranch milk, yogurt, milk toast, and matcha sundae are delicious, highly recommended. A very fun place. We unknowingly spent three hours here. Highly recommend visiting.

Klook is convenient and easy to use. Full tickets are NT$20 cheaper than buying them on-site. Parking is NT$100 per entry. If you're lucky on weekdays, there are a few parking spots in front of the bridge outside the park, which saves you NT$100 directly~

A very unique activity. I always thought that Chishang was just a place where you could ride a bicycle. But after the guided tour, wow... you'll feel that even though you've been to Chishang so many times, you've only seen the scenery. Understanding the stories will make you feel more touched. I will definitely promote this activity.

thank you mr. Luo for taking us around and explaining about the area even though we don’t speak chinese. Definitely my favorite thing on my taiwan trip. thanks also for contacting us before the trip. otherwise we would bring the wrong clothes hahahah

Experience the Bunun culture, the staff are very friendly, and the hand-dripped coffee is smooth and delicious. There are goats, rabbits, and chickens to see in the park. This time, we happened to see a Bunun theater performance, which was very moving. Their singing is really beautiful and inspiring. You can experience key chain or bracelet branding, postcard branding, and archery on site.

The hydrotherapy spa had a really strong chlorine smell. The other hot tubs were fine. I went on Monday and it wasn't crowded, so I enjoyed it at my leisure. But when I left after lunch, about thirty or forty elementary school students came in all at once, probably for a field trip! I almost ran into big trouble if I had gone late.

Ordering the "Glass Bead Burning DIY Experience" online is simple and convenient. Just use the QR code for entry. First, the instructor will introduce and demonstrate how to make glass beads, then with the instructor's guidance and assistance, you'll complete your own unique glass bead. Finally, the staff will assist you in turning the glass bead into a small ornament.

Experience: You'll hike through the jungle for about 20 minutes to reach the snorkeling spot. It's a lot of fun to see the natural environment, but it is physically demanding. The instructors cheer you on with smiles, so you can somehow make it through 🤭. There are tons of fish right below the surface while snorkeling, which is super fun. And above all, jumping off the cliff is very thrilling and exhilarating ☺️. After that, you'll walk to the Sleeping Beauty spot, have a snack, and then head back through the jungle. It was the best experience ever! Instructors: A cheerful and energetic fun-loving guy, a reliable young woman, and two sea pros – these four people worked together to keep us safe.

Participating in this tribal tour was truly worthwhile! Highly recommended for families with children. The guide provided attentive explanations throughout, leading us in experiencing millet pounding, fire starting, and sharing many stories about the local culture. We were especially touched that the guide also helped us document the experience, leaving us with precious memories of this trip. Highly recommended for friends who want an in-depth experience of tribal culture!