Fort San Domingo

For a moment, it felt like stepping into the Jurassic period, filled with dinosaurs. I took many photos and stayed for about 60-90 minutes.

Buying tickets online is very convenient, and you can pay with a credit card. Redemption is also easy. It's worthwhile to bring your kids to see the historical sites that appear in their social studies textbooks.

Guandu Dinosaur Exhibition: A Parent-Child Energy-Burning Practical Guide The location is near Guandu Riverside Nature Park. The overall park area is not large, but the dinosaur density is high, creating a visually impactful experience. It's an efficient parent-child outing. We recommend allocating approximately 1 to 1.5 hours for a complete experience. 1. Entry Mechanism Instructions Arriving before 9:30 AM generally avoids the need to queue, as the staff doesn't bring out the QR code until 9:30 AM. The process involves scanning the QR code to get a number, with entry starting at 10:00 AM in sequential order based on the numbers called. It is recommended to purchase tickets on Klook in advance, as it's usually more cost-effective than buying on-site and reduces the risk of queuing. 2. The Truth About Free Plush Toys The sales area has a sign indicating that the lion dance plush toy is "only for gifting, not for sale." It's actually part of a vacuum cleaner promotion. If you don't have a need for a home cleaning upgrade, it's recommended to politely decline and leave to avoid disrupting your itinerary. 3. Key Points About the Token System Feeding the dinosaurs, riding the dinosaurs, and the inflatable playground all require tokens. The inflatable playground sessions are 25 minutes each, and socks are required for entry. You will not be able to participate without socks. It is recommended to purchase enough tokens at once to avoid wasting time going back and forth to replenish them. 4. Parking and Basic Facilities Navigating to the Guandu Riverside Nature Park surface parking lot is the most convenient option. It costs NT$50 per entry on weekdays and NT$30 per hour on weekends/holidays. There are no restrooms or food/drinks allowed inside the exhibition area. Portable toilets are available at the entrance. A hand stamp is required for re-entry. 5. Replenishment Recommendations The container market at the entrance has a nice view, but the prices are relatively high. If you only need to replenish water, the vending machines next to it are a more economical option. Overall Assessment The park area is not large, but the dinosaur installations are concentrated, making for great photo opportunities and providing ample physical activity for children. It's a parent-child outing that is short on time but significant in impact. Mastering the four key aspects of arriving early, scanning the QR code first, preparing tokens, and having socks ready will make the overall experience smoother. Suitable for bringing children to burn off energy on weekends, and also suitable for families looking to quickly complete a parent-child activity.

Luckily we bought tickets in advance, which was cheaper than buying them on-site. On-site purchases require a LINE reservation and waiting number to enter. The park isn't very big, but the density of dinosaurs is high, making it a worthwhile place to visit. It's very suitable for kids to burn off energy.

The ambiance good and you can watch the sunset here. Food is good, and a lot for one person. Loved their oolong mousse cake.

The rooms are large and clean, the service staff are all very good and attentive, the breakfast is also very delicious, and you can watch the sunset outside, which is very beautiful. I would stay here again if I have the chance.

The room was spacious, the service was excellent, the breakfast was delicious, and we even met Chef A-Chi greeting guests at the door. Overall, it was a very pleasant experience!

The room was very big and clean. The service staff were very considerate and helpful. The breakfast was also delicious. You can watch the beautiful sunset outside. I would stay here again if I have the chance.