Things to do in Taipei

We had an incredible time on the Yehliu, Shifen, and Jiufen night tour thanks to our amazing guide, Vivian Liu! She was friendly, professional, and kept everything running perfectly on schedule. Vivian shared fascinating stories about each location and knew exactly where to take the best photos—especially at the A-Mei Tea House in Jiufen. Her energy made the whole day so much fun. If you're booking this tour, definitely hope you get Vivian! Five stars!" ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Today is Saturday. Although it rained in the morning, the weather cleared up after noon. My dad and I decided to take the kids to the dinosaur exhibition in Guandu. Thanks to Klook for letting us buy pre-sale tickets, which saved us a lot of money! We rushed there directly on the first day of the opening, but there were too many people at that time, so we didn't go in. Today is the start of winter vacation. When we went at noon, there weren't as many people as on the first day. We got in within 20 minutes of waiting in line for a number, which was fast. It's amazing that all the dinosaurs inside move. The kids were stunned and learned a lot about dinosaurs. The T-Rex is really big! The whole venue is spacious and comfortable to walk around, and the staff controlled the number of people, so it didn't feel too crowded. When we entered, we got some points first. The trampoline part costs one point per person, which is an extra charge. If two kids go, you may have to pay extra to ride the trampoline. In addition, the dinosaur riding part is also very novel and interesting. We also saw two T-Rexes fighting directly, which was very realistic. The weather was great today, and the photos turned out beautifully. It was the first time seeing such a realistic dinosaur exhibition, and the kids loved it overall!

I can't describe how much I like and look forward to Mika Ninagawa's exhibition. It's not just because of the visual effects of the photos, but really, after walking in, that moment, my heart skips a beat. She's not using the pictures to speak, she's directly pouring emotions into your eyes. At that moment, I felt like little elves were jumping in my eyes. It's a state where the vision is awakened and the senses come alive.

The queue is fast moving and line is not that long when we visit Maokong Gondola. You just need to pay additional 50ntd if you want to experience Crystal gondola. We booked the same day to make sure that it is operational and we got booking confirmation right away.

Bought a student ticket for my kids, we had a good experience visiting Taipei 101. Purchase ticket thru Klook to skip the long que in buying ticket. The view on top was amazing!. Lots of restaurants & coffee shop to rest for a while. We even had vouchers & discount coupons!

We used the Korean audio guide at the National Palace Museum, and I think other languages would be the same way, entering numbers... but there were many things without numbers, and the famous Dongpo pork wasn't there. The cabbage was on display, but there was no number written on it, but my daughter accidentally pressed 333 and the explanation came on, haha. If you just walk by without an explanation, you wouldn't know what it is, so we used the audio guide, but it wasn't very helpful and it was hard to concentrate. It would be more convenient and faster to look at it with a translator.

As a huge fan of Shin-chan, the "Play! Time-Traveling Adventure" interactive exhibition was incredibly satisfying! The exhibition space is two floors and nearly 400 pings (approximately 13,223 square feet), so it's very spacious and comfortable to explore. It recreates so many classic scenes from the manga and movies, and every corner is photogenic and full of nostalgic memories! The best part is the interactive game design. I highly recommend downloading the exclusive app, which allows you to become a "time-traveling rescuer" to solve puzzles and collect characters, making the whole experience more fun and engaging! Both adults and children can have a great time. There are also many exclusive limited-edition merchandise items on site, which will definitely make you want to spend all your money. Overall, it's a very well-made exhibition that is definitely worth a second visit! Highly recommended to all Crayon Shin-chan fans!

Fun day here at Taipei Amusement Park! Redeeming is easy, you just need to go to the information center and scan your qr code to get the wrist ticket. The park is huge with multiple floors. They have indoor playgrounds, and so many rides. It also has a food court with different selections. Complete with washing areas for kids. Very enjoyable and affordable.

The Taipei Zoo is one of the ten largest municipal zoos in the world and the largest in Southeast Asia. Getting there is easy: just take the MRT Muzha Line southbound all the way to the terminal station. As the zoo is home to more than 400 animal species, rest assured there's plenty to see!