Condado de Changhua

Honestly, the 5 stars are for our tour guide Ken Huang and driver Sam Wang. Both were so informative and kind. The places we visited were amazing, but these two made it better. We were so fortunate. The 5-star hotel accommodations were also amazing.

Booking convenience with Klook: Convenient, but on-site tickets are cheaper for young children. Experience: The park is of a good size, and the queues are relatively short. Facilities: All-inclusive tickets are great, except for the shooting range which felt a bit weak (many of the sensors were broken). The tobogganing area was the kids' favorite. Price: Acceptable

The trees in the Cheng Mei Cultural Park clearly show that a lot of effort has gone into pruning them; they are incredibly neat. Some of the walkways inside are cordoned off and inaccessible. To use the QR Code, you must first go to the ticket office to exchange it for a physical 100-dollar discount voucher before you can enter.

Good ticket price, fast process to enter, only need to show QR code at entrance ticket counter. A fantastic museum so far! Enjoyed the exhibition a lot, especially the rooms on the second floor. Also, it is one of the best places I‘ve visited in Lukang 🫶🏽

Because I love mushrooms, I searched online and found this farm with good reviews, so I decided to go. There were quite a few visitors on Saturday. Growing mushrooms was fun, but I wouldn't recommend the experience if you're not going home the same day, as you have to carry them around, which is a bit inconvenient. You can ask customer service any questions you have about growing mushrooms. My mushrooms haven't grown yet, but I hope they succeed.

This time, we purchased tickets for two to the Juanmu Senghuo Museum, which included a DIY rocking storage box activity. We brought the children to experience it together. The rocking rabbit storage box is very cute and not difficult to assemble. Moreover, every staff member at Juanmu is very friendly and thoughtful, and the environment is also excellent. It's a great place recommended for rainy days, and Taiwan Tourist Shuttle also reaches it, which is truly convenient.

This was my first stay. The door uses an old-fashioned key, which shows its age. The room and bathroom were very spacious and extremely clean. The only issue was that the air conditioning was too cold and couldn't be adjusted, so I turned it off completely that day. There are also many food options nearby, and it's close to A-Chang Meatballs.

Every staff member is incredibly friendly; even the housekeeping staff greet you warmly. They proactively offer maps of Lukang Old Street and provide guided tours to guests. The hotel also offers 24-hour complimentary drinks and snacks in the lobby. So thoughtful! 💖

I've stayed at Kindness Hotel several times, but this is my first time at the Yuanlin branch. This time I stayed in room 708, a standard double room. I have to say, the entire room was super spacious, and the air conditioning had its own independent switch and remote control. The soundproofing was also good; I didn't hear any other noises all night (perhaps because it was a weekday and not many people were around). Regarding the bathroom, other branches have a fixed spa showerhead on the wall, but this one doesn't, although I've never used it anyway. What's really great is that for weekday breakfast, they even have made-to-order items. When I went to other branches in Kaohsiung last month, they didn't have this on weekdays. This is a huge plus. The only downside was that the refrigerator had a strange smell. I put the two complimentary bottles of water in, and when I took them out to drink at night, they tasted really odd. Fortunately, the smell dissipated by morning, so it didn't affect my stay. I'll still choose to stay here next time I visit Changhua.