Things to do in Nantou Ancient Town

We visited on Halloween day, October 31st. The crowds were huge, and a lot of people were lining up at the entrance to buy tickets. We had pre-booked our tickets on Klook beforehand, so we just walked up to the entrance, scanned the QR code, and presented our Home Return Permits—very convenient! The atmosphere inside the park was fantastic!

Redemption was easy and convenient. There was a special offer when I bought it, so two adults and one child came out to just 500, making it an incredible value. Admission also includes all-you-can-eat food and drinks, you can interact with cats and dogs, and there are plenty of game options. We had a wonderful time playing.

The parent-child ticket is a special discount available to residents of Hong Kong and Macau. Purchasing tickets is very convenient, and confirmation is quick. You can simply scan the QR code to enter the park. There are large shopping malls and a subway station nearby, making the location extremely convenient. I hadn't visited for many years, but the park's scenery is beautiful and relaxing. Both adults and children can enjoy a full day here, and the evening float parade was a wonderful surprise. A visit is an absolute must if you are passing through Shenzhen Bay!

Although it was a Sunday, there weren't many people there that day. There was no discount when buying tickets at the entrance, but I found a better deal on Klook. At the entrance, you need to take some time to fill out a WeChat form to purchase domestic insurance. They sell non-slip shoes for $10 a pair. Next to the entrance is a cat cafe with many purebred kittens that are well-behaved and active. To the left, there are free lockers to store your bags, but you need to connect to their Wi-Fi to use them. There are bumper cars, and on the upper floor, there are VR games, arcade games, and karaoke. After passing the outdoor carousel, there's a restaurant, darts, and pool. Further inside, you'll find slides, rock climbing, and high-altitude climbing. On the second floor of the slide area, there's archery, shooting, and mahjong. Next to the pool tables, there's an elevator to the second floor for go-karts and laser tag. I played for five hours inside. I was exhausted.

The place is splendid. A model of all of China's cultural distinctions. Traditional shows and so much greenery!

The food was both edible and delicious. I liked the variety of flavors, and importantly, the hot tea was very good. The staff had great makeup and attire, were attentive, and some could communicate in English. The show was good, but I recommend getting VIP seats if you want to take content for social media. If you just want to sit, eat, and enjoy the atmosphere like I did, standard seats are fine. I was impressed with the service. The location is easy to find; I called an Uber and it took me right there. At first, I thought I was going to get lost.

we went there and had loads of fun. the environment was superb and the temperature was cool with minus 6 degree. we played a lot had so much fun. we spend 3-4 hours but was just now we entered. its was the best experience

Four hours was just enough time to enjoy everything. The experience wasn't overly thrilling, but it was quite suitable for a family outing. Booking through Klook was convenient: if you have five families, you can pay on-site. However, for a single booking, Klook is better. The non-slip socks cost $10, but you can skip buying them if you bring your own. Each game doesn't last more than 8 minutes, which is reasonable. There are various activities to suit different people. The facilities are quite new, and the VR experience was decent.