Luzhi Valley Tickets

This is a wonderfully maintained park, and there's a baby capybara that's incredibly cute. We also saw a face-changing show. Plus, the 300 NTD admission fee can be fully redeemed for purchases, which is a fantastic deal. They offer drinks, snacks, and even hot pot. You can also buy dried mushrooms or dried fruit to take home. The only thing I wouldn't recommend is the cake at the cafe. I ordered a Basque cheesecake, and it was given to me straight from the freezer, as hard as a rock. My fork couldn't even cut into it; I had to just bite into it directly. The texture was terrible. It was a waste of my voucher; I wish I had bought more dried mushrooms instead, they would have been tastier and I could have taken an extra bag home.

Our overall experience this time was very pleasant. It's a great place to relax and get close to nature. The park environment is very clean and well-maintained, with beautiful scenery all around. Everywhere you look, there's lush greenery, allowing you to temporarily escape the hustle and bustle of the city, take leisurely strolls, snap photos, and enjoy a delightful time. The capybaras in the park are incredibly cute, gentle, and friendly. Being able to interact with them up close left a deep impression. Additionally, the sheep are very approachable, and you can enjoy the fun of feeding and petting them. Both adults and children will have a wonderful time, as the entire interaction process is both therapeutic and entertaining. The dining experience was also satisfying. The food tasted good, portions were appropriate, and the environment was comfortable, making it suitable for both meals and afternoon tea. Overall, this place offers beautiful natural landscapes, adorable animal interactions, and convenient dining options. It's perfect for a half-day or full-day trip and highly recommended for couples, friends, or families. We would definitely love to visit again if we have the chance and will recommend it to friends who enjoy animals and natural scenery.

Admission is free for children under six years old. Even though it's free, they still receive a cup of hay for feeding. The park isn't very large, but the environment is pleasant, and the animals are friendly. The 300 TWD admission fee is fully redeemable, which is a nice bonus. For lunch, we had the healthy mushroom hot pot at Chicken King; the broth was sweet and truly excellent. There's also a small sandpit by the entrance for kids to play in, and the air conditioning in the beetle museum is very strong, offering a great escape from the heat.

The park is well-planned with a good flow for touring. The staff is also very friendly. Both children and adults can happily interact with the animals, and there are many scenes suitable for taking pictures. It's a great place for families to visit together.

They have many kinds of animals, and you can pet the capybaras, which aren't afraid of people, that's a big plus. They also have samples available. The combo ticket includes an afternoon tea set, and the cakes and snacks are so delicious! 😋😋😋

The park isn't very big; you can walk through it in under an hour. It's pretty average, and the entrance fee is a bit pricey. It's a one-time visit kind of place. If you've never been, it's alright for a holiday stroll!

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The ticket description wasn't detailed enough, so I called the park to inquire before placing my order. I'm glad I made the purchase. Some tickets included afternoon tea and admission, while others were a $300 voucher with admission (allowing you to choose how to use it for afternoon tea, the succulent garden, the beetle museum, gifts, etc.). The animals in the park are very cute, and the food and dining environment are excellent. The succulent experience or finished products are a bit pricey.