Things to do in New Taipei

I purchased a package deal for the public bath and dinner. The public bath was just okay, a bit old, but the dinner was highly recommended. Each dish was delicious. I bought the package on the spot, thinking it would be full and there wouldn't be any space, but surprisingly, we were the only two people in the restaurant, like we had the whole place to ourselves! It was such a great deal. I've never experienced having a restaurant all to myself before, highly recommended.

The hotel is very posh and the facilities are relatively new compared to the others. love the serenity of the public bath, with options ranging from 24 deg to 44 deg. they even have a monthly special. They also have a salt scrub room on top of the usual sauna. I feel like going for the public bath offers better value than going for thematic rooms as such but of course individual preference matters. The condition of the individual bathrooms can be improved.

glad i still had the chance to do this activity despite the rain. they are also very helpful in taking photos specially that i was travelling alone. highly recommend you buy this. since it is only one colour, it is cheaper

Kate was an amazing tour guide who went above and beyond to make sure everything on our tour went smoothly. She was very well informed, organized, and had great tips to make sure our experience was even better. Make sure to do the Taiwanese Tea Ceremony at Jiufen—it made for a peaceful way to end to our tour.

riding the log train is a nice experience. not too expensive as well. 4-5 mins ride that will easily bring you to and from the wulai falls. manage expectations, as the cabs are a bit older.

We had a happy and exciting day with our tour guide, Dilian.. Today is chistmas eve, she is wonderful as she explains the ground rules so that everyone reports back on time. Written by Trixie, 7 years old participant.

It was unfortunate that it was raining so hard. Once the rain stopped, the cable car was in operation. Even though it is steep, I can assure you the ride is very safe. The ticket purchase is a round trip. Seniors and kids would actually enjoy the accessibility. I was impressed to see that even the garbage from the mountains was brought down to make sure it was disposed of properly and not to pollute the mountainside.

Although it is a small aquarium, it is unexpectedly interesting. Klook reservations need to be made in advance, but the date does not need to be fixed, and refunds can be made if not used, which is very convenient for people who have not arranged their itinerary. The Ocean Spirit Education Center is an acrobatic/dolphin show, and the more special ones are high diving and water ballet, which are less likely to be seen. The sea lions will even go to the stands, so you can watch them very closely. The dolphin show is more ordinary, and the whole process takes 1.5 hours, so be careful. The Underwater World Exploration Hall is an ordinary aquarium, and there is no large water tank. Don't have too much expectation. It takes about 15 minutes to complete. Be careful that the ceiling in front of some fish tanks is very low, and there is no warning, so you will hit your head if you are not careful!

A trip to High 5 Amusement Park is definitely worth it! The park offers a wide variety of attractions, from thrilling roller coasters to family-friendly rides, making it perfect for visitors of all ages. The environment is clean and well-maintained, and the staff is friendly and helpful, which makes you feel secure. The dining options are also good and reasonably priced. I especially enjoyed their themed shows – the atmosphere was lively and fun. The only minor drawback is that it can get crowded on weekends, and you may have to wait in line for some of the more popular rides. However, overall, the experience was very enjoyable, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to relax and have some thrills!