Taoyuan

I never knew there was an aquarium in Taiwan until I searched it up on Klook. Thankfully, we booked tickets for Xpark Taiwan Aquarium in advance for easier and smoother transaction. They offer student, child, senior, and regular adult rates. We had a lot of fun at the aquarium. We saw penguins, seals, jellfish (it was awesome!) and many different kinds of fishes. It was a lovely experience for the kids, and they all had fun. There’s a sea lion show which was interesting. There are also capybaras there. Thankfully, it’s indoor since it was a rainy day that time. Overall, it was a very nice experience. It is also near the Gloria outlet, so afterwards, you can explore the area and do some shopping

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.

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.

Lala Mountain National Forest Park is home to 24 giant trees ranging in age from 250 to 1,500 years. Among them, trees numbered 1, 11, 14, 17, 18, 21, and 24 are over 1,000 years old. The stunning trail is 3.3 kilometers long and takes about 3 hours for a round trip. The air is fresh, the trail is flat and easy to walk, and the scenery is beautiful. There are restrooms, pavilions, and seats along the way for resting. Parking is convenient and the road is wide. The vending area has a limited selection, so it is recommended to bring your own food to replenish energy. The forest recreation area has clear signs and trails, including three circular routes, making it suitable for the whole family. I purchased tickets on Klook this time, which was convenient, fast, and included free parking. Scanning the code allowed direct entry. Highly recommended!

Originally just a stop on our travel route, my 9-year-old son unexpectedly got really into it! The colored pen crafts, the games designed for drawing on the walls, and the dancing were all very creative! There's also a large outdoor space to run around in, and adults will find it a great spot too.

Purchasing tickets online is convenient; you can directly scan the QR code to enter the park. The ticketing staff will also assist with entry. Currently, there are activity sheets available at the entrance that you can fill out to receive a small gift. We went on a weekend, so there were other small activities inside the park, which was a great experience. Both adults and children enjoyed it. Visitors with a Taoyuan City Citizen Card can purchase tickets at a discounted price! Convenience of booking with Klook: Very convenient, buy and use instantly. Service: Good Price: $199-$299

Is cheaper to buy via Klook than over the counter. Fun to play. Best place for children to play if you stay at Cozzi Blu.