Things to do in Wufeng Lin Family Garden

I bought tickets online, but then had to wait in line again to exchange them on-site, which was an unnecessary extra step. During the event, the three zones became five, and staff members even put the wrong wristbands on people.

Nice place to explore indoors if weather is too hot or raining. An educational session to understand the history ie how it’s produced, the various species and the poisonous ones. Good for kids to learn.

The guided tour introduces the music box production process, components, and types. You can listen to beautiful music, and finally, DIY your own music box by adjusting the comb. The process takes about an hour and is quite enjoyable for children.

This national historic site from the Qing Dynasty is remarkably well-preserved, offering spacious interiors where you can clearly see the traces left by history. The grand stage in the main hall is also very impressive; Jolin Tsai once filmed a music video here.

It's not crowded, making it easy to explore, and the guided tour is very detailed, allowing you to effortlessly gain a lot of knowledge. Plus, the admission fee is very affordable, so it's truly highly recommended. It's also a great option for a rainy day!

The parking lot directly behind the Farmers' Association building is free (not Dudu Room). You can get tokens on the 6th floor. The museum on the 6th floor, accessible by elevator on the left side of the Wufeng Farmers' Association main entrance, offers basic introductions, especially for those who frequently hike and climb mountains. You can gain a lot of common knowledge about the fungi often encountered during such trips. The shopping area on the 4th floor also has an attached cafe, featuring many unique "Guai Guai" snacks, as well as agricultural products and processed foods. It's worth stopping by to browse.

The location is not easy to find; you need to ask the front desk staff for directions. The museum staff are very friendly and helpful! The curator's explanation was also excellent and detailed.

Online ordering is very convenient, and combined with platform promotions, it's more affordable than buying tickets on-site. After purchasing, you'll need to go to the ticket booth to exchange for your tickets and get a hand stamp. If there are guided tours available, we highly recommend joining one; the explanations will help you understand the many hidden meanings within the architectural installations. It's definitely worth spending half a day visiting. On the afternoon of our visit, the venue was booked for a private event and not open to the public. We suggest checking the official website for opening hours before you go to avoid a wasted trip!