Things to do in Luodong Forestry Culture Park

There are many animals in the park, and the species are quite unique. Staff members are on hand to provide detailed explanations and maintain the grounds. You can feed and interact with the animals, which the children absolutely love!

The park isn't too big, but it's quite clean. There are many small animals you can interact with and feed grass to, making it perfect for a date or a family outing. 👍🏻👍🏻

It was so much fun! This is the first time I've made something myself that tasted so good. It was a wonderful experience to learn how to make Ang Ku Kueh.

There are very few people here on weekdays, making it a comfortable place to stroll around. I happened to catch the Yang Li-hua exhibition, which I thought was great.

All animals on site are not caged, allowing for close-up encounters! You can see them and even feed them! With a variety of interactive land, water, and grassland animals, it's a really fun and great place!

The child was so engrossed in playing with cockroaches that they didn't want to leave. They started by playing on bumper boats, then saw goats, kangaroos (with expert explanations), capybaras, tortoises, and many other animals. The grounds are very large, with many places to wash hands, which is great. Also, the capybaras and alpacas are very cute, which was unexpected! I'd like to go again next time!

Whether you're a couple or a family, this is a great place to experience DIY rice balls. Starting from cooked rice, mix in the small fish, press it into a mold, and then wrap it in nori seaweed. It's all very fun! 😁

Originally, I only tried the baby squid pancake DIY experience. It was amazing that 5-6 pieces of baby squid could form a pancake, and it had a very natural and fragrant aroma. Later, I tried the cuttlefish pancake, which was full of sincerity with the whole cuttlefish pressed together. It's delicious and fun, and worth trying.