Things to do in Ningxia Night Market

A very enjoyable food tour with our guide Vicky. Since there were only three of us, we were able to request a customized itinerary and choose the dishes we wanted to try. Unfortunately, it was raining that evening, and quite a few stalls were missing.

the night tour was a great way to get a deeper understanding of the city, its history, and culture. It was not just about seeing the landmarks, but also learning the stories behind them, which made the experience more meaningful. thanks to our tour guide James who is very knowledgeable and who made this tour personal for our family. one area for improvement would be punctuality, as the tour guide could have been more timely. overall, we had a great time despite the rain and would HIGHLY recommend

I spontaneously visited this place because it was near my accommodation and looked clean, and it completely relieved all the fatigue I'd accumulated from walking tours that day! The owner was also incredibly kind, which was a plus. I'm staying two more days, so I'll go back tomorrow to relax again! I look forward to my next visit! Thank you, and I highly recommend it! 👍👍

The environment is pretty good, and the masseurs generally have a decent skill level. It's a bit hit or miss; sometimes after a massage, I feel it's just average. However, every time I call to make a reservation, they want customers to pay on-site. I'm not sure what this establishment's intentions are, perhaps using Klook for free advertising?

I arrived late for my reservation and felt very apologetic, but they were incredibly kind and welcoming, and the massage was excellent. I am very satisfied.

I was on a solo tour, and the guide explained various things (in English and Taiwanese) and even made jokes, which made it a really fun tour. The guide was very passionate, and the time spent at each stop was just right. In the middle of the tour, there was an offer for bubble tea and ice cream. I tried the ice cream, but it had cilantro in it, so I threw half of it away. It was like an ice cream pie, and it did taste good. We took a bus to and from Jiufen, which cost 15 Taiwanese dollars. It was a satisfying tour. Thank you, guide! 😊 Thank you for taking a video with a camera instead of a phone when we released the sky lanterns! 👏🏻 1. Yehliu (Geopark. Buy your ticket in advance. You'll receive an email to buy it with your booking confirmation.) 2. Waterfall 3. Shifen (Sky lantern release. Additional cost.) 4. Jiufen (15.15 bus fare.)

It was a great experience to taste the real Taiwanese food. Sunny took us to authentic places and explained interesting history of Taiwan. If you don't know what to try at a local market, I recommend this tour

Very easy to book and use. Need to get a physical ticket at the ticket counter on the 1st floor. I went on a weekday to 89th and 101th floor. Unfortunately the weather became cloudy and rainy around the evening time so the view was not that great, however managed get few photos whenever the clouds dispersed. The tuned mass damper on 88th floor was interesting. In my opinion going to 101th floor is not worth it. It is quite small and made like a fern garden. Also the windows are of half length. 89th floor will have much better views with full length glass walls.

The Fun Pass is really useful and great. However, if you try to enjoy all these benefits within a short schedule, your trip might become too exhausting. So, I recommend comparing the monetary value of the benefits you'd get and then making your purchase. For attractions like Yehliu Geopark, Jinguashi, and the Shifen Sky Lantern experience, you might find it more effective to purchase a separate Fun Trip Yehliu-Shifen-Jiufen-Jinguashi (YES FOG JING) bus tour and use them together. Also, as a side note, I recommend adding the Funlab bag-making experience to your itinerary. It's surprisingly fun and provides a cool space for a short break. The wood glue they provide takes a long time to dry after attaching materials, so rather than rushing to sew, it's better to glue the pieces, put them in a plastic bag, carry them carefully, and by the next day, they should be completely dry. Using glue will save you a lot of time.