Taoyuan

Firstly, Klook's tickets are really great value, definitely worth buying, you get a NT$50 discount coupon in addition to the NT$250 price. Secondly, it's best to go early in the morning to enjoy the park; I went on a Sunday and there were pig and sheep races early on. Thirdly, it's best to rent a park vehicle to get around. It was my first time, and I thought I would walk, but then I realized that renting a vehicle and driving around the park looks like a lot of fun. Fourthly, if you can, bring a picnic blanket, it's really nice to sit under the trees and relax. Fifthly, there's a check-in event going on right now, and the thought of collecting points adds to the fun. In conclusion, I had a lot of fun, but be sure to wear sunscreen, you will get sunburned, and the next day my skin was red and black.🤣 Convenience of booking with Klook: ☆☆☆☆☆ Experience: ♡♡♡♡♡ Facilities: By the way, there are water fountains in the park.

We had a fantastic experience bringing our 5-year-old and 11-month-old to Xpark Aquarium! Our 5-year-old was thrilled to see the penguins and jellyfish, and he had a blast in the interactive zone. In the afternoon, we saw the "Fun Together" animal show, where the playful interactions of the sea lions and capybaras had the kids laughing non-stop. The zookeeper's lively ecological explanations were both educational and entertaining. The aquarium's layout is smooth, making it easy to navigate with a stroller, and the nursing room is well-equipped. The light and music effects create a dreamy atmosphere, making it perfect for families. Definitely worth visiting again! Experience: Excellent, especially the kids' interaction with the animals. Facilities: A blend of technology and interaction that deepens children's understanding of marine life.

Super convenient to buy and use immediately, and buying tickets online is a bit cheaper than buying them on-site 👍🏻. It was my first time visiting Window on China Theme Park, and everything was new and exciting. Both adults and children had a great time. We went on a weekday, so there weren't many tourists, and we didn't have to wait in line for any of the facilities. We could ride many times, making it worth the ticket price 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

The observation deck on the self-guided trail is under maintenance in the direction of the restaurant. Passing cars on that road may need to yield slightly. The other trails are less hot to walk, and there are restrooms with a unique design and cool water near the Nature Trail.

such great fun! so many different activities and fantastically close to the HSR! can also go to XPark on the same day as the proximity is incredibly close!

We bought a couple's ticket online and got two free mini-desserts per person. Once inside, it's like a dessert buffet – you can sample almost everything you see, and the portions are pretty generous. It's a paradise for those with a sweet tooth. After taking some pictures and looking around, there are some mini-games to play. The entrance fee can also be fully redeemed for food, which feels like a great deal. The food is also quite delicious. The pumpkin risotto's pumpkin sauce is smooth and creamy and goes well with rice. The Hell Ramen noodles are also very springy, but the soup is a bit too spicy – it really does feel like hell. Although the soup base is good, it’s not recommended for those who don't eat spicy food often.

The moment you enter, you're greeted by beautiful trees and plants. The colored pencil and pencil sticker crafting experience, along with the drawing area, are a hit with the kids. The special exhibition area activities were also a big success. We arrived right when it opened at 9:00 AM, and it was fun and full of great photo opportunities. Kids who love to draw could easily spend a half-day or even a full day here.

This is so nice, as included map QR and stickers. I wanted to collect MRT stations is every stamp but I plotted the destinations. Looking for information center or counter in every MRT stations and/or tour activities (CKS Memorial Hall, Taipei 101 Observatory, etc.)

Interesting class to make your own pineapple cake. Recipe makes 10 where 9 will be packed into box and 1 can be enjoyed on the spot. However, baking details were not shared during my session, e.g. to bake how long at what temperature etc. Session includes visiting their museum to learn more on Chinese culture, NT$50 voucher which can be used in their store at Level 1 and a Tea set. At the end, they even have a lucky draw to win their cookies and also capsules to win toys for the kids.