Yilan Lanyang Animal and Plant Kingdom Tickets

Easy redemption with QR code. Exchange for token and off u go. price is good with klooks deal. Love the interactive farm with capybara, llama, sheep

Holding a piglet for the first time was fun; the piglet was cute, but it was clearly much bigger now! The included afternoon tea was a strawberry donut and canned milk tea, which was quite ordinary. The park had some rarer animals, such as archerfish, piranhas, and anteaters. To feed the animals, you had to keep putting 50 NTD into a gashapon machine, and there wasn't much feed, so it ended up costing quite a bit to feed them. You could take photos with the animals, and there were ecological explanations. Overall, it was quite enjoyable!

The environment is quite large, and the setup is somewhat like the Kobe Animal Kingdom in Japan. Each feeding experience has an extra fee, but animal lovers can easily spend a lot of time here. There is a cat tearoom, which is actually a piglet tearoom and requires an additional fee. If you buy tickets online, you still need to go to the ticket counter to exchange them for tokens to enter. There are two dining areas and plenty of restrooms. Remember to wear shoes; if you wear flip-flops, you won't be able to enter one of the areas because socks are required.

One of the benefits of purchasing zoo and botanical garden tickets on the Klook platform is that upon arrival, you can immediately redeem a voucher for animal feed, allowing you to experience the joy of feeding animals right away. If you wish to feed them more, you can simply purchase additional feed on-site. The only thing I think is important to note is that different animals have different types of feed. It's necessary to find out what kind of feed the animal you most want to feed requires before redeeming your voucher. Otherwise, there's a risk that the feed you receive might not be for the animal you intended to feed.

If you're traveling to Yilan, Taiwan, this is highly recommended for a unique experience! It's great for friends, and kids will have a blast too. You can see animals up close that you don't usually get to, and even feed them yourself, which made it an extra special experience. Highly recommend!

Today, I brought my kids and parents from Taipei to visit. The tickets were convenient to buy and use instantly, but we still had to exchange them at the counter upon arrival. Both adults and children found this animal and plant kingdom enjoyable, but it was really hot, and we had to pay for every animal feeding. The free hay was only available once. Overall, it was good, but the cost was a bit high.

Well, well, well worth a visit. The facilities are extremely clean; the zookeepers are constantly sweeping, and cleaning robots are running back and forth, with absolutely no foul odors at all. You can get a very up-close look at the animals.

Here, you can get up close with rare animals: sloths, toucans, and anteaters. You can pet a kangaroo's soft fur or watch adorable Southdown Babydoll sheep (Teddy sheep) wander at your feet.