Ingresso para o Pasto Leiteiro Puxin de Taoyuan

まず、Klookのチケットは本当にお得で、購入する価値があります。250元に加えて50元の割引クーポンも付いてきます。次に、遊びに行くなら朝早く行くのが一番楽しいです。私は日曜日に行きましたが、朝早くから豚レースや羊レースがありました。3つ目に、園内の車を借りて園内を回るのが一番良いでしょう。私は初めて行った時、歩いて回ろうと思いましたが、後で車を借りて園内を運転するのがとても楽しそうだと気づきました。4つ目に、もし可能ならピクニックマットを持っていくと良いでしょう。木の下で休むのは本当に気持ちが良いです。5つ目に、最近はチェックインイベントがあり、ポイントを集めるつもりで楽しさが増しました。結論として、とても楽しく過ごせましたが、日焼け対策は必須です。日焼けしてしまい、翌日には肌が赤黒くなってしまいました🤣 Klookでの予約の利便性：☆☆☆☆☆ 体験：♡♡♡♡♡ 施設：そういえば、園内には給水器があります。

I had a fantastic time visiting the Pushin-Ranch! The tickets were incredibly easy to use—just a quick scan of the QR code, and we were in. The farm offered a wide variety of activities that kept everyone entertained, from interacting with adorable capybaras and alpacas to milking cows and watching the exciting pig race. The numerous food stations were a great touch, providing plenty of options to refuel throughout the day. It was a well-organized and enjoyable experience, perfect for families and animal lovers. Highly recommend it for a fun and memorable outing!

The booking and ticket collection processes were seamless. Once the ticket has been purchased online, you can go straight to the entrance without having a need to go to the ticketing counter. A place that is suitable for all ages.

Pushin Ranch is a great place to spend a relaxing day with family and friends. It's educational for children, with opportunities to learn about dairy farming and different animal species. The friendly atmosphere and adorable animals make it a perfect escape for all ages. I highly recommend adding Pushin Ranch to your Taiwan itinerary, especially if you're traveling with kids.

This is a place where you can spend an entire day. For the first loop of the park, we rented an electric car. Although it cost money, it saved effort and was convenient. There are mobile food trucks in the park, and you can even pull over to buy some food. After passing the picnic area, there are bumper cars and go-karts, suitable for both adults and children. Going around once, buying food, getting out to take photos, and playing bumper cars took about an hour, just in time to return the car. The second loop began the official ranch tour. Of course, we bought hay and carrots to feed the animals. Those who aren't afraid of close contact can queue up to enter the sheep pen, where there are also cute capybaras and alpacas. For those who are a bit timid, feeding them from outside the fence is also great. There's also an area for dairy cows and rabbits; the rabbits are very cute, quite numerous, and friendly. At fixed times, sheep are released into the animal exercise area, where you can interact with them directly, take photos, and feed them. There are also cute pig races. After the animal area, there's a lake where you can ride pedal boats. The weather in March was very comfortable, not too sunny or hot, and a 30-minute boat ride was just right. There are also several indoor restaurants to choose from within the ranch, as well as a large grassy area for picnics. You can basically spend an entire day here without any problems, but you need good stamina to see everything. It's considered a ranch with a very high cost-performance ratio domestically.

Puxin Ranch has moved~~~ The new attraction "Mengmeng Village" features a giant, super cute and therapeutic pig god, a must-see photo spot! 😍 Puxin Ranch has goats, capybaras, sika deer, alpacas, rabbits, dairy cows, kangaroos, and musk pigs. First stop is the cattle area for a handmade milking experience. We happened to catch the cowboy herding show, with a group of cute sheep running wild in the ranch – it was quite a spectacle! There are also many activities. After enjoying the herding show, there were pig races and sheep races, but I picked the wrong numbers~ After playing with the small animals, the last stop was to ride the park's mini train. It was also because of the mini train ride that I discovered there's a children's water play area in the ranch. Although it's not currently open, it would be perfect for bringing kids here in the summer to burn off energy and cool down. Passing by the lake, some people were enjoying paddle boating – it looked like so much fun!

The price is the same as on-site. I don't understand why, after buying an e-ticket, I still have to go to the vendor to exchange it for a paper ticket. What's the point of an e-ticket then? I hope this can be improved. I also heard from a local taxi driver that the ranch will be acquired this year or next year – what a pity! Once inside, I recommend directly purchasing the close-range feeding experience. There's no need to spend more money buying hay and feed, as what you buy outside can only be fed from outside the cages. Animals are still children's favorites, and they are therapeutic for the mind and body.

Buy and use immediately. The voucher can be redeemed at the gift shop directly behind the ticket counter, which is very convenient. There's no limit to how many vouchers you can use for one item. The entrance fee to feed the animals is fifty per person, and you'll receive hay and carrots. I recommend purchasing extra hay because the capybaras are so adorable you won't want to leave. The park seems a bit smaller compared to before, but the areas you can visit are more concentrated, so it doesn't feel as tiring. Overall, it's still a great place to bring children for a visit! 👍

This is a great place for the whole family to visit, especially with many small animals on the farm. There are also animal racing activities that both children and adults entering the park can participate in, allowing children to learn about animals while watching. The farm has a vast space where children can run and play freely on the lawn, and adults can relax and chat under the trees.

This historic leisure farm, I remember visiting it last time during an elementary school field trip. I heard it's now under new management. This time, I brought my children to visit and saw adorable capybaras, alpacas, deer, rabbits, musk pigs, and other animals. The park is very well-planned and worth revisiting.