Ingresso para o Sítio dos Cervos Aquáticos de Taoyuan, Lar dos Cervos Aquáticos

The park isn't very big, and there are many deer in the enclosures at the back. The grounds are swept very clean. At the front, there are a few sika deer that can freely interact with visitors up close. The farm staff are all very friendly. One ticket can be exchanged for two bottles of milk to feed the deer or lambs, but there isn't much milk, probably to prevent the animals from being overfed. The deer at the front were already full, but the lambs at the back were starving. As soon as they saw the milk bottle, they all rushed over, super hungry! One clever brown lamb stood up and bent down the branches of a nearby tree, and a group of lambs then eagerly ate the leaves from the branches – all the leaves were gone, haha! The ticket can be fully redeemed for items like hay, milk, or various goods and food. For example, there's sausage for 80 NTD, deer antler eggs for 30 NTD, popsicles for 50 NTD, and preserved vegetable crackers for 150 NTD, etc. You can also exchange it for a DIY painting activity, which is quite nice.

Both the boss and the staff are very friendly. The place is clean, tidy, and odorless. We didn't have a reservation; we just bought tickets directly on arrival. The tickets can be exchanged for milk and grass to feed the deer, or for an immediate DIY craft activity. The venue has large and small deer, guinea pigs, sheep, and capybaras, and the children had a great time. They even helped us call a taxi when we left, which we greatly appreciate. We highly recommend this place.

Bringing three generations of family to visit the deer farm, both the elders and children had a wonderful time playing with these adorable little animals! Getting up close and personal with the animals, feeding the deer, and interacting with them was a very special experience. The deer farm owner was also very friendly, explaining things and chatting with guests about their animal-raising experiences. It's definitely a 100-point choice for a family-friendly attraction!

The park isn't very big. On holidays, the ticket is $220, and you get a $150 voucher. With the $150, you can exchange it for a bundle of hay and feed pellets, or you can buy items like deer antler wine sausage for $80 or deer antler eggs for $30. The park is quite small, but it's enough for kids to burn off some energy, and you can get up close to pet the capybaras.

Very cute Bambi deer, with larger ones behind them. We had close contact feeding the deer and sheep. It was raining heavily that day, so we only saw the capybaras for a short while. I didn't expect them to run so fast and even roll around in the mud. Klook's instant use is very convenient. It can also be used as a discount.

With a gentle breeze and warm, sunny weather, Little Q embarked on a pleasant journey to "Deer Farm Water Deer Home" at the foot of the mountain. Along the way, she was filled with wonder and curiosity, enjoying nature's gentle companionship.

A fun parent-child venue, suitable for energetic babies and children. There are animals such as sika deer, capybaras, and rabbits. The admission ticket can be exchanged for hay or other food items. It's a farm worth revisiting.

The admission fee is 220 NTD, which includes a 150 NTD voucher that can be exchanged for hay, milk bottles, feed, or DIY painting activities. The park itself is not very large, but the staff are friendly and helpful, and they also provide toy cars, which the children really enjoy.