Ingresso para o Castelo dos Sonhos de Chocolate Cona's Nina em Nantou

It's quite photogenic everywhere, and there are many activities. You must do your research online beforehand to make it worth the price! Buying on the platform is not only cost-effective but also comes with free gifts. Downloading the official app also allows you to get coupons and earn points. You must participate in the "hourly guided tour" where you can sample many flavors, and the staff in the shopping area are also very friendly. My husband thinks this is a very successful tourist factory and is very satisfied! 👍 Purchased items can also be stored until the next day before you pick them up on your way home, and a cooler bag with ice is provided so you don't have to worry about them melting in the car.

The museum is themed around castles and capybaras, and there's a guided tour every hour, which I highly recommend joining because there are many chocolate thins available for tasting. Everyone who participates gets some, which is very generous! Don't miss the special Golden Master Chef show at specific times, where you can also enjoy free samples of delicious chocolate! On the third floor, you can even use your ticket to scan a barcode and make your own chocolate thins – there's more chocolate than you can eat! The only downside was that the DIY chocolate we made and put in the fridge was stolen by someone else!!! So inconsiderate! But the store was very generous and immediately gave us another DIY kit to remake it, though it did take up a lot more of our time.

It is recommended to set aside an hour for your visit. On weekdays, there are fewer crowds, allowing you to better explore the entire park and the exhibits, and also interact well with Zhiming and Chunqiao (the names of the two adorable capybaras raised here). When I visited, the weather was sunny, and the two had just finished playing in the water; they were super cute. There were also cute Daru ducks nearby, two of which were muddy from playing, but I forgot to take pictures. I wonder if it would be difficult to take good photos if I came on a weekend when it's crowded. On the second floor, there's an instant noodle area where you can choose your own ingredients. If you're hungry, you can grab a quick bite here to tide you over, and then finish with three scoops of ice cream for a perfect dessert. On the third floor, you can visit the chocolate production line and an interactive area where you can scan your ticket to watch an animation and receive a small piece of chocolate.

The castle and carriage are both beautiful! There's a giant capybara outside the castle, and there are actually two real capybaras inside the park! You can change into costumes for free photos inside the building. There are amazing chocolate tastings (not always available, only at certain times). Upstairs, you can tour the chocolate production line. Overall, it was a great experience.

Perfect for families, offering DIY cookie making and chocolate painting. Indoors, there's a free palace castle-themed installation. Outdoors, you can see capybaras and ducks! The admission ticket can be used as a discount within the park for crafts, ice cream, and souvenirs, with a 50 NTD discount per item. There's a contracted parking lot nearby; scanning your ticket barcode allows for 3 hours of free parking.

Tickets are easy to buy and can be used immediately. The park isn't large, but the buildings are grand and exquisite. There are many sculptures in the courtyard for photos, and the plants are very well-maintained. Plus, there are cute animals to interact with, making it perfect for adults and children to relax, enjoy coffee, and have snacks on holidays.

The castle was smaller than expected, and we finished touring it quickly. There's a parking lot, but not many spaces; the admission ticket can be used to offset 3 hours of parking fees. Currently, the park has capybaras for interactive feeding, and there's a free guided tour for Call Ducks every hour on the hour. You can visit the park to see the cocoa trees, learn about cocoa beans and the production process, and tour the production line. During the tour, there will be chocolate tastings, and the admission ticket can also be used to redeem a piece of chocolate from an interactive machine. Finally, you can get a nice insulated bag, which is perfect for taking your chocolate purchases home (coolant packs are provided with purchases). It's excellent value for money.

Arrived around 10:45 AM on Saturday, with only three parking spaces left. The castle exterior is great for photos, and there's a live chocolate show at 11:00 AM, along with an interactive chocolate machine.