Things to do in Little Ding-Dong Science Park

Cheaper than buying tickets on-site. It's a small place; you can see everything in an hour. There are a variety of animals, including tigers, bears, and meerkats. My favorite was the tiger. It was a very hot day, and the tiger kept pacing back and forth, which was a little heartbreaking.

The space is well-planned. Both the sauna and relaxation areas are very clean. After a good sweat, I felt very relaxed and my skin was noticeably smoother. The shower area is excellently designed, with separate dry changing areas and wet shower areas, so you don't have to struggle to get dressed. The shower gel and shampoo also have a lovely, refreshing natural essential oil scent.

This place is a lot of fun, and the kids love it. There's a swimming pool for swimming and other fun activities, as well as indoor activities where you can enjoy the air conditioning. The scenery is also beautiful.

Booking tickets with Klook is very convenient and much cheaper. Upon arrival, staff inquired and directed us to park in the first parking lot. From there, you need to enter through Gate 2. I was just wondering why they don't allow entry from the main entrance. Remember to exchange your voucher for admission tickets. It's been a long time since I've been to the Window on China Theme Park. I only remembered the tilted house, but this place has water, land, and snow activities. I didn't get to experience skiing this time, but I'm looking forward to trying it next time. Unfortunately, I didn't bring a swimsuit, so I couldn't enjoy the swimming pool. I'm happy I came with my family this time to relive childhood memories.

The zoo isn't very big, but it's a nice place to visit. The kids had a great time, and you can tell the environment is well-maintained. The animals' water sources are clean and clear! Buying tickets through Klook is $5 cheaper than buying them on-site! You can enter by directly scanning the barcode on your screen, no need to exchange for a physical ticket! I even ran into the TV host, Hu Gua, that day, awesome!

I don't remember if I came here as a child, but this summer, the park's water play area and ski area kept popping up on Instagram. This time, I went with my cousin and niece and discovered it's a lot of fun exploring with kids. Many things are new and exciting for them. Also, the park is well-maintained and offers accommodations, camping, RV camping, barbecues, and more. We arrived too late to explore the entire park, but after taking the tour train, I discovered the mountain view from the back is stunning. The kids loved playing in the snow the most. This will be our first choice for the next family trip! We purchased the single-day ticket, which includes free access to the snow area. If you want to actually ski, you need to buy another ticket for a reserved ski lesson. The main point is that the Klook ticket price is truly worth the value! ps: I personally didn't accompany the children into the snow area, so I didn't include any photos!

The park isn't huge, but it's a fun place to visit! Parking is convenient, making it a great spot for a weekend stroll!

Window on China Theme Park is a park that combines amusement and scientific experiences. It features various interactive facilities, water activities, and a snow park experience, making it perfect for families to enjoy together. Children can learn while playing, and parents can participate as well, spending a fun and educational day.