Things to do in Tainan

Yesterday, I visited the long-awaited "Kings of Egypt" special exhibition at the Chimei Museum! Although I had purchased tickets online in advance, I hadn't reserved a time slot. So, upon arrival, I still had to take a number and wait patiently to be called before I could enter. It was a bit of a shame that I didn't get to see the pyramids or mummies, and I spent extra time waiting in line. However, being able to witness precious Egyptian artifacts firsthand and experience the mysterious charm of ancient civilization still felt incredibly worthwhile. It was a very enriching and educational trip!

Enjoy a fantastic buy-one-get-one-free offer, and enter quickly with your QR code. Car parking is $100 per vehicle, per visit. It's very hot, so we recommend wearing a hat and bringing an umbrella for sun protection. The park offers about three hours of entertainment, and the small-clawed otters are incredibly cute. There's a parrot show to watch, and the indoor playground has five free attractions, including a gentle pirate ship ride. Please note, there are very large rats eating feed in the chicken coop next to the restrooms, and signs of rats were also observed in other animal enclosures.

Price: Includes a TWD 50 voucher that can be used at the restaurant. At the Ten Drum restaurant, it can only be used for set meals. The TWD 50 meal includes rice, vegetables, soup, side dishes, snacks, and a drink, which is very nice. Experience: There are drumming performances at 11:00 AM and 3:00 PM. The restaurant and some experience facilities (closed from 11:45 AM to 1:10 PM) are only open at specific times. It is best to go early, watch the performance first, then have lunch, and enjoy the experience facilities after eating. You can check the official website in advance.

There are five halls that can be visited all at once. Although they are in different buildings, the flow is excellent, so you won't get rained on or exposed to the sun. There are also street performers. Unfortunately, it was raining when I went, so the outdoor sandpit was closed. The interactive exhibits are quite good.

It's been a while since I last visited! The park is huge, and you can rent an electric car, but I think it's better to just walk around slowly. After all, you're out to get some exercise! I saw the grass sledding area too late, but luckily there was human bumper ball to make up for it. The Happy Paradise area of the park was really lively, and the three capybaras were quite active. The sheep were bleating wonderfully, and the bunnies were super cute! There was also an amazing Ukrainian beauty acrobatics show. Overall, I really liked it, and if you're interested in horseback riding, you can do that here too! Some activities require an extra fee, but they are definitely worth it!

KLOOK vouchers must be redeemed separately at the Dazhong Temple counter, which is in a completely different location from the regular ticket office. The signage for the ticket office is unclear, and the staff's instructions were very casual. The person I encountered just said "next door"—not the adjacent counter or the waiting room, but the "Dazhong Temple" about 50 meters away. There are quite a few foreign tourists; even I, as a Taiwanese person, was confused about where to redeem the ticket, let alone foreign visitors.

This famous historic site in Tainan is a must-visit. Both the Fort Zeelandia Museum and the observation deck are well worth seeing. The gift shop also offers unique cultural and creative products, as well as snacks for purchase. It's a truly wonderful place.

To use your ticket, simply present the QR code to the attendant at the entrance. Since it's open until late, you might consider visiting in the evening or after dark. It has a wonderful atmosphere!

amazing treehouse!!! huge old trees very comfortable environment. easy to redeem tickets, highly recommended purchasing tickets from klook!