Ingressos para o Museu do Jardim Hídrico de Shanshang em Tainan

Purchasing through Klook saves you an additional 10 NTD on redemption. Overall, it's quite good, especially for bringing children. There's a paid parking lot, and the entrance fee is 100 NTD. The park is quite large, with a mini-train available for a one-way ride at 50 NTD. The museum isn't very big, with a total of three exhibition halls. There's also a water play area and a sandpit, making it very suitable for children. They can learn new knowledge, play in the sand and water, and run around. Most of the park is flat, with some stairs but no steep climbs, and many beautiful flowers and trees. The overall environment is clean and tidy, suitable for both the elderly and children to stroll around.

It's really convenient to buy tickets with Klook. You don't have to queue to buy tickets, and you can enter the park directly by scanning the QR code at the entrance. Plus, it's cheaper than buying tickets on-site, so it's a win-win situation. The Water Museum is also a great place for a stroll and taking photos, and it's especially suitable for visiting with children. The museum grounds are quite large, so it never feels crowded.

The Water Museum exhibits five facilities related to water pipelines, including water intake facilities, sedimentation tanks, filtration chambers, pumping stations, and purification tanks. The historical value of these listed monuments includes their architectural styles, such as Western-style reinforced concrete, red brick buildings, and stone-built flat-roofed houses, each located in different areas.

On-site tickets are 100 yuan, and Klook purchases offer a 10% discount. The park is very large, and you can spend 50 yuan to take a small sightseeing train to visit. After the visit, take the small train back to the park entrance.

Using Klook to purchase tickets is truly convenient. There's no need to queue for tickets; you can simply scan the QR code at the entrance to enter the park directly. Plus, it's more affordable than buying tickets on-site. It's genuinely convenient. The Waterworks Museum is a fantastic spot for a leisurely stroll and taking photos, and it's especially suitable for visiting with children.

In addition to Yoichi Hatta's construction of the reservoir, his superior, Mishiro Hamano, established Tainan's water supply system. You can explore this history at the Water Museum. The park is very well maintained, with red brick buildings and lush green trees forming a beautiful landscape, perfect for a leisurely half-day visit.

The Baroque architecture and beautiful park are perfect for taking photos. You can also learn about the history of Tainan's water supply. There's also a water purification plant just a 5-minute drive away. I highly recommend everyone to visit!

The museum offers timed guided tours inside, and its beautifully landscaped gardens outside are worth photographing.