Taiwan

We are group of 21 adults and 2 kids. We really enjoyed our visit to Taipei 101 Observatory! The views were amazing, and we had such a great time taking lots of photos. 📸✨ Definitely a must-visit when in Taipei! The whole experience was memorable, and we’re happy we got to see Taipei from above. 🏙️🤍

Parking fees are an additional $50 per single entry. There are dining areas throughout the museum where you can bring your own food, or you can purchase food from the museum's restaurants or stalls! The museum offers a lot, including a schedule of activities you can participate in. The children had a great time, and we recommend allocating about 4-5 hours for your visit!

This was my first visit to Xpark Aquarium, and booking tickets through Klook was incredibly convenient. Not only was the purchase process simple, but the price was also better than buying at the venue. The e-ticket allowed for direct entry by scanning the QR code, which saved a lot of time. The aquarium's layout was very distinctive, with each exhibition area incorporating lighting and sound effects to create an immersive viewing experience. Popular exhibits like the penguins, jellyfish, and seals were all very captivating, and every corner offered great photo opportunities, making it perfect for couples, families, or friends. The environment inside was clean and comfortable, and the staff were very friendly, making the visit very smooth. I recommend visiting on a weekday, as there are fewer crowds, allowing for a more relaxed appreciation of the various marine life. Overall, it was a highly recommended trip, and I would definitely purchase tickets through Klook again if I have the chance.

價格：we went that when sunset, view is good with nice price. klook is the best

Tristant, our tour guide, was very accommodating, helpful, and easy to be with. He always gave great suggestions and shared the best Taiwanese recommendations with us. He was also lively and energetic while making sure everyone stayed on time. Overall, we had a great experience! The places were wonderful, and we were blessed to have good weather. Just remember to bring water and an umbrella, especially on extremely hot days.

This special exhibition showcases approximately 280 artifacts from the British Museum's collection, making it the largest of its kind ever held in Taiwan. The exhibition focuses on the multifaceted roles of the 'Pharaoh' (god, ruler, warrior). Stunning Visuals and Spatial Experience: Fist of the Colossal Statue of Ramesses II: Weighing 1.5 tons, this single fist alone gives a sense of the grandeur of the original statue (approximately 65 feet tall). To accommodate Taiwan's seismic activity, the museum specially reinforced the exhibition hall structure and steel base, making its weight incredibly impressive to see in person. Seated Statue of Seti II: This is the main visual for the exhibition. The curator specifically recommends observing the statue's 'knees,' where the artisans' detailed depiction of bone and muscle remains remarkably clear and lifelike even after 3,000 years. Temple Immersion Experience: The exhibition space uses light and shadow walls to depict the changing light in a temple from sunrise to sunset, accompanied by low-frequency sound waves, creating a powerful sense of ritual. Exquisite Small Artifacts: In addition to the colossal stone sculptures, tiny gold amulets, rings, and intricate papyrus documents (such as fragments recording the Battle of Kadesh) also demonstrate the pinnacle of ancient Egyptian craftsmanship. Interactive Highlight: The exhibition features an interactive area where you can enter your English name on a tablet, and the system will convert it into a personalized 'Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphic' name cartouche.

I have visited the museum multiple times. Other than the regular exhibitions, there are special exhibitions that the museum came up with from time to time. In fact, there are so many exhibits that one cannot cover in just one visit. The audio guide is helpful! With Klook booking, one can enter directly with the QR code.

1. Introverts are advised to go with at least one other person, then have staff on-site arrange for you to team up with strangers. 2. There's very little time to complete the challenges, so finishing everything might be difficult. We recommend cooperating with other groups and sharing passwords and stamps. 3. One person from your group should be responsible for exchanging cards at Masadora. The second area is the last chance to exchange cards, so make sure to do it. You can get specific pocket cards by battling NPCs for "steal cards," and then you can choose your favorite to take with you at the end. 4. Photography is prohibited for anything related to the puzzles to avoid spoilers.

Leofoo Village Theme Park was such a fun experience! Love that it has both rides and a zoo in one place, making it perfect for families and kids. Convenient all-in-one spot with great attractions and animal encounters. Definitely worth visiting!

One of the best experience we had. I love the cats, they were so cute. We got a discounted coupon too for shopping and for our drinks. I can definitely recommend this for those who are travelling with kids.

We booked the Yehliu, Jiufen, Shifen, Yin Yang Sea & Golden Waterfall day tour through Klook, and it was one of the highlights of our Taiwan trip. A special thank you to our tour guide, Nelson, for making the journey so enjoyable. He was friendly, knowledgeable, well-organized, and shared interesting stories and history about each destination. His clear instructions and excellent time management made the tour smooth and stress-free, allowing us to simply relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Every stop was unique and memorable—from the fascinating rock formations at Yehliu Geopark, the stunning views of the Yin Yang Sea and Golden Waterfall, the charming streets and delicious local food at Jiufen, to the unforgettable experience of releasing a sky lantern at Shifen. Although it was a full-day tour, everything was well planned, and transportation was comfortable.