Ingresso para o Parque de Diversões de Bichinhos de Estimação Miemie na Árvore

it’s a nice side trip from chiayi THSR we rode the free shuttle bus to national palace museum and walked towards there then booked taxi going back to chiayi THSR for our alishan bus trip. great advice to go here very early and check the opening schedules.

113/4/27 (Saturday) Park Experience Ticket Prices Tickets can be purchased on-site for NT$199 per adult. We recommend checking Klook or KKday for a special two-person package deal at NT$320 per set, which can be used immediately and is very convenient. After purchasing tickets, simply present them at the entrance for admission. You'll also receive a NT$30 discount voucher, valid only at designated shops within the park, with one voucher per item. Facilities In addition to close interaction with small animals, there are also some amusement facilities, but these require separate ticket purchases. This is up to individual preference if you wish to add them on. Before entering the animal area, visitors will gather to watch a short video explaining important注意事项. Afterwards, each person will be given a handful of grass to freely feed the small animals once inside the park. If you need more, additional cups of hay are sold for NT$50 at the exit area, depending on your needs! The animals in the park include sheep, alpacas, capybaras, sika deer, and more. As soon as they see you with hay, they will flock to you. The animals are all very gentle, so you can take many photos while feeding them. However, the animals are also quite realistic! Once they realize you're not going to feed them anymore, they'll turn to find someone else.🤣 Food and Drink There are two food stalls in the park. The NT$30 discount voucher can be used at "Mei Mei Snacks" for drinks or ice cream! The ice cream is quite good! The price becomes more acceptable after using the discount voucher (original prices: drinks NT$80, ice cream NT$100-NT$130). You might find the ice cream a bit pricey otherwise! Conclusion Slowly feeding and taking photos, the entire experience can last about 40 minutes. When you consider that the ticket price contributes to the animals' environment, it doesn't feel too expensive! It's very suitable for children to visit. It's a recommended attraction!

The park has amusement facilities that you can challenge. We arrived a bit late that day, so we didn't buy tickets for them, but after entering the park, we saw many people playing and it looked quite fun. It seems there are 10 levels to challenge, and after finishing, you get a certificate (saw many people taking photos). Further back is the zoo area. Before entering, you need to sanitize and watch a video. Staff members hand out hay, and the small animals inside are all very cute. The park is also very clean and has no strange odors; staff regularly clean up fallen hay and animal droppings. Although the park isn't large, the experience was quite good. In the very back area, there's also a 'goats climbing trees' show (I'm not sure where the schedule was written, I just asked a staff member). Next time I have a chance, I'd like to go back and try the amusement facilities.

Upon entering, you'll find many stalls and high-altitude activities. If you haven't been to Ten Drum, you can try your courage here first, as it's a bit lower; Ten Drum is much higher and more thrilling! The admission ticket can be used as a discount for purchases, but some items, like cotton candy, are not eligible. The food is ridiculously expensive and portions are small. Some of the restrooms are portable toilets. The high rating is for the animal area; although the number of animals is average, there are fenced rest areas for them, which is very humane! I think the value for money is average, but the highlights are the close interaction with animals and the high-altitude activities.

The park isn't very big. We didn't try any adventure facilities or dine there, so we only stayed for less than an hour. Upon entry, you receive a numbered ticket to access the animal area (you can only enter once). You'll also watch an introductory video and be given three or four blades of grass to feed the animals. The animals include capybaras, sheep, and kangaroos. The capybaras are quite gentle and adorable, while the sheep are more assertive and will rush over for food, so parents with young children should be extra careful. The dining area and food stalls are unfortunately outdoors. Since it was hot in the summer, we didn't eat in the park. We suggest that developing an indoor dining environment in the future would be a great improvement.

difficult to find this place on Waze and google map but totally glad we made it. affordable ticket thou the farm is small. farm and animals very clean n free from urine n poo odour

We finally got our turn to experience the new attraction. As soon as we entered the park, we heard screams from all directions. It turned out there was a giant swing on the left and a forest high-altitude adventure park on the right. However, there were some restrictions, so we headed straight to the Cute Pet Animal Park. With each ticket, staff give out two stalks of miscanthus for feeding; if that's not enough, you can buy more inside the park. The animals include black-nosed sheep, alpacas, wallabies, capybaras, sika deer, and baby sheep. The overall park layout is well-planned, and there's a dining area if you get tired, offering pizza, fried platters, and ice cream. It's a great place for a half-day trip.

It's cheaper to buy tickets on Klook. I wanted to check out the new attraction, but I felt the layout wasn't very convenient. The park is long and narrow, so it gets crowded when there are many people. Plus, you have to queue twice: once for tickets and again to enter the zoo area. There are also very few restrooms inside, which is quite inconvenient! However, the animals are very friendly, allowing close interaction and photos, which is nice. It's a good place to take kids. The zipline and giant swing challenge at the front looked exciting, but it's a pity we couldn't participate with small children! It's also a bit more expensive.