Coisas para fazer em Kaohsiung

Highly recommend this museum for just about anyone. Great price for adults and free for seniors (65+) and elementary school kids. There are six floors of interactive exhibits for all ages AND virtually all of them are also in English. The IMAX film (~17 minutes) was also great! I went on a Tuesday with half of the elementary schools in the city so just a heads up as there were kids everywhere (loud and running around). Eat before or after as not many options and not good. Could easily spend all day there. Water refills stations and bathrooms throughout and exhibits were well done.

The transportation is convenient, with many coaches picking up from different MRT stations and areas. I came from Zuoying, and along the way, I passed by several hotels near E-DA. To enter E-DA World, you need to go through the outlet and up to the next floor. There are signs throughout the mall, so you don't have to worry about getting lost. You can exchange your QR Code for tickets at the ticket office, which is very convenient. Inside, there are many different types of amusement facilities, including thrilling roller coasters, 360-degree rotating rides, and a building specifically designed for children's amusement facilities. There are also claw machines and gashapon. Both indoor and outdoor facilities are available, and there are parades on weekends, with performances that are quite enjoyable. There aren't many restaurants, but the food is decent. The main point is that there aren't too many crowds, so you don't have to queue much to play, which is great fun.

I was worried the amusement park would be closed due to the approaching typhoon, but when we came to Suzuka Circuit Park yesterday, the weather was great and there weren't many people, probably because it was a Thursday. Our whole family bought one-day passes, and we got to ride every attraction many times without long waits. It was truly worth the price! I ordered a 1+1 ticket package online through Klook for 980 NTD, and the second set was even more discounted, costing only 900 NTD after an 80 NTD reduction. That saved us a lot compared to buying tickets at the gate!

Visiting the Nei-men Yeson Animal School was a truly unique experience. What sets this place apart is that, with the exception of the sloths, you can have zero-distance contact with all the animals with no time limits. There are very few zoos in the world that allow such a high level of interaction. ​The staff members are incredibly friendly and polite. They don't just facilitate the interaction but also provide fascinating educational insights about each species, which made the visit much more meaningful. ​The only downside is its remote location. If you choose public transport, the journey takes nearly two hours. I highly recommend taking an Uber or driving if your budget allows, as it will save you a lot of time and energy.

It was an amazing tour and it makes it better with the guidance from Justin (Yang) our tour guide and driver. I will definitely recommend this tour to my friends and will book Justin in my future travels!

The venue is clean and bright, and the facilities are well-maintained. The ball pit and sandpit, in particular, kept the kids entertained! The layout is very parent-friendly, making it easy to supervise without getting too tired. The staff are kind and friendly, and they regularly clean and sanitize, which makes me feel very comfortable bringing young children here to burn off some energy. It's conveniently located and has indoor climate control, making it a top choice for childcare on rainy days or hot summer days. It offers great value, and I'll definitely bring my kids back again!

I have to give it 5-stars based on value for your money. Seniors (65+) and primary school kids are free, and adults are less than $2! I paid extra for the little zoo tram as it was crazy hot, hundreds of school kids, and the monkeys are no joke! stole a water bottle right out of a boy’s hand in a big school group (ran off with it)! The best part was the water area, like a splash pad. Although older and rundown, it did the job of cooling us off. There’s 3 areas, with rain water coming from above, and two shallow areas maybe 1-4 inches of water. Animals weren’t too active due to heat/sun. Don’t recommend eating here as not many options, nor good quality.

Stepping into the ancient civilization immersive experience exhibition at Huashan 1914 Creative Park felt like accidentally entering a rift sealed by time. Light flowed across the walls, and a deep hum seemed to emanate from underground, making it hard to distinguish between echoes of history and my own heartbeat. The symbols, rituals, and mysterious scenes of those civilizations appeared both near and far, never explicitly stated, yet constantly prompting questions: Have they truly vanished, or are they observing us in another form? As I reached the exit, I still felt something had been left behind, with no answers, only the lingering afterglow of having been gently touched by ancient memories.

The couple's package includes a box of crayons, an eraser, and a DIY marker set, but only one eraser DIY experience. So, if you bring two children, you'll need to purchase an additional DIY experience for $100, which also includes a gift of your choice. Otherwise, one child won't get to participate. As for the eraser experience, I felt it was a bit rushed. The staff told us to soak it in cold water for 3 seconds and then take it out for the next person, but the eraser hadn't cooled and set properly yet. It just reverted to its original shape when taken out. After touring the factory, there's also a shop where you can buy stationery. I heard that Fullerene's erasers are non-toxic and effective, so I bought some for my elementary school-aged nephew!