Taiwan

​⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An absolute must-do in Taipei! Going up to the Taipei 101 Observatory was an amazing experience. The pressure-controlled elevator is insanely fast—it gets you to the top in what feels like seconds. Once you're up there, the 360-degree views of the city and surrounding mountains are breathtaking. Getting to see the massive tuned mass damper engineering up close was a really cool bonus, too. Definitely worth every penny for the views alone!

its was raining all day when we were in Taipei hence the indoor activity came along. it was a great decision indeed. we got to spend time here and the crowd not too bad. i love the main tank which is soooo big and perfect for picture. the jelly fish sectio also caught my eyes. love this place!

After purchasing a standard ticket on Klook, you can directly redeem it at the ticket counter. Please note: discounted tickets for children, students, and seniors must be purchased directly at the ticket counter. Klook only offers standard tickets.

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

THE PERFECT TOUR IN TAIWAN! I'm a first-time solo traveler and booked this tour (Yehliu Geo Park, Shifen, and Juifen Night Tour) on a whim. I was nervous to take a tour on my own at first, but I quickly realized that this tour was the best option I could have chosen! Mr. Jeffrey Wu was a fantastic tour guide. Super sweet and great sense of humor! He kept everything organized and we did not have to worry about a thing, phew! This tour specifically was the perfect amount of sightseeing, eating, and souvenir-shopping, and also very convenient because you don't have to wake up too early, depending on how close you are to the pick-up spot. If you're wondering whether you should choose the day or night Juifen tour, choose the night tour! Yes it was crowded (as expected on a Saturday) l, but the food, shopping, and views with the red lanterns are so worth it. Highly recommend this tour, especially for solo travelers!

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.

The promotional price is a great deal, and the surfing instructors are all very friendly. The surfing experience area is also a lot of fun and beginner-friendly; you can keep playing, and once you get the hang of it, the instructors will teach you other things. The only downside is that you have to wait in line a lot. The water slides are also excellent, but when I rode the single inner tube on the water slide, I got stuck—I'm not sure if it was due to my posture. Otherwise, all the water slides are really fun and not scary; I recommend trying each one. Lockers cost 100 NTD. The park sells alcohol, pizza, and hot dogs, but they are a bit pricey. Overall, it's very good, but I would find it a bit expensive at the regular ticket price. There's an area for small children to play, so you don't have to worry about them getting bored.

The glow-in-the-dark slime game exhibition was incredibly fun! My child, who is in first grade, didn't want to leave. The drumming area and the bubble-blowing section were especially great; the bubbles had smoke inside, and when you touched them, smoke would come out—super interesting!

I went to see the Ryoko Kui and Delicious in Dungeon exhibition 🍖. The exhibition space wasn't huge, but the flow was very well-designed. I felt the pre-sale ticket for 250 was well worth the price. You get a number ticket and can explore nearby until your number is called, then you go in. This means the space feels very open, and you don't have to worry about crowds when taking photos. This is a very important point! 😇 Memorable highlights: - The author seems to be very strict with herself and her work. - It turns out Laios is much taller than I thought. - My favorite character is now Senshi. - All the food models looked delicious 🥩.

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!

CLEMENT was a great guide & knew so much history about the country & he made sure not to leave anyone eventhough they kept coming back to the bus LATE 🤣. I really enjoyed this tour 🙌🏾. HE NEEDS A RAISE 🤑. I TELL ANYBODY TO DO THIS TOUR. ITS AWESOME.

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.