Ingresso para a Floresta de Árvores de Chá Hobbiton de Miaoli

It's convenient to buy tickets through Klook. The park isn't huge, but getting there involves a very winding mountain road that will make you question your life choices. The weather was cold that day, and we arrived around 4:30 PM, so it wasn't crowded at all. The park closes at 5:30 PM. The 190 NTD entrance fee can be used to offset a minimum spend of 100 NTD (1 item/100 NTD), and children under 6 get in for free, which is very generous. Inside the park, you can get up close and feed animals like capybaras, sheep, pygmy goats, kangaroos, and deer. Animal food needs to be purchased separately. There are also many swings in the park, making it great for taking photos and strolling around. However, because there are some slopes, you need to be careful when walking, especially if you're with children, to ensure their safety! Only then can you have a happy time.

Habichu Tea Tree Forest has winding paths and a small park. There are many cute, fluffy sheep with coarse wool that poop as they walk, and also capybaras! You can feed them grass and take photos with them. The grass is very cheap and a huge bundle, which I think is a great deal and quite fun, but the place is a bit small. If you walk quickly, you might be out in half an hour, but on holidays, you might have to wait 1-3 hours to get in. Plus, many people park haphazardly, causing traffic jams on the roadside. However, the admission ticket includes a tea tree essential oil, which is pretty good. The capybaras' pond is scary; stay away from them. They also run out, shake, and jump into the water, hahaha 💩💩💦

The park has sika deer, capybaras, and black-faced sheep. The park is very diligently maintained, and the plants are well cared for. Some people complain that the entrance fee is expensive, but do you not know that a single sheep costs millions and is difficult to care for? The park is a bit larger than expected, and even the decorations are thoughtfully done. I also noticed many cowbells from Switzerland (I feel like having a cow with a bell ringing throughout the park would add more character). Overall, it's a very relaxing and great place 👍

If you enjoy taking photos, you can visit this park. It's small, but every corner is beautifully designed. The 180 NTD entrance fee can be redeemed for purchases, which is acceptable. The animal enclosures are quite clean, and there isn't a strong smell. However, if you want to interact with the animals, you'll need to buy feed separately, and the portions are small and a bit expensive. The staff are all very friendly. The capybaras are super cute!

The road up the mountain is a bit narrow, and some sections are difficult for cars to pass. The road approaching the park is even harder to drive on, so be prepared. Electronic tickets do not come with physical tickets... a bit disappointing 💔. They directly gave two small bottles of tea tree essential oil, and the park isn't very big. The capybaras and laughing sheep are really cute, and feeding them isn't expensive. Even after spraying mosquito repellent, I still got bitten by tiny mosquitoes due to sweating in the heat. You need to step on a chair to get onto the high-altitude swing, which is quite good.

You can interact with the animals here! 🤩🤩 I held a fawn 🦌 that was just born, and a baby albino kangaroo 🦘, and they sat still for my photo – absolutely adorable! 🥰 There's also an exciting swing that hangs in the air, which is great for taking influencer-style photos. Come and have fun! 😁👍

A very cute little attraction, suitable for those who love taking photos. You can also feed small animals (capybaras, sika deer, wallabies, tortoises, laughing sheep...). There's also a sky swing. However, if you're navigating from Miaoli and it leads you to a small road, be careful; the mountain roads are winding and will test your driving skills!

The older and younger brothers who take care of the animals are both very friendly! The laughing sheep are very enthusiastic, and the capybara mother is currently pregnant and even let us rub her belly – very affectionate! The deer are a bit more aloof; they only want to eat and don't let you touch them! The swing is very cool and comfortable! Klook's ticket prices are cheaper, and you can also redeem tea tree essential oil! Thumbs up!