Things to do in Cheng Mei Cultural Park

The trees in the Cheng Mei Cultural Park clearly show that a lot of effort has gone into pruning them; they are incredibly neat. Some of the walkways inside are cordoned off and inaccessible. To use the QR Code, you must first go to the ticket office to exchange it for a physical 100-dollar discount voucher before you can enter.

Facilities: I visited once shortly after it first opened several years ago, and back then, the dinosaurs and facilities were quite uninteresting. This time, however, it's much richer! In addition to many new facilities, the dinosaurs are now more accessible to children, allowing both adults and kids to get closer for photos and interaction!

Because I love mushrooms, I searched online and found this farm with good reviews, so I decided to go. There were quite a few visitors on Saturday. Growing mushrooms was fun, but I wouldn't recommend the experience if you're not going home the same day, as you have to carry them around, which is a bit inconvenient. You can ask customer service any questions you have about growing mushrooms. My mushrooms haven't grown yet, but I hope they succeed.