Coisas para fazer em Wufeng Lin Family Garden

I bought tickets online, but then had to queue again on-site to exchange them, which is redundant. The event area changed from three zones to five, and the staff even put the wrong wristbands on people.

Un lugar agradable para explorar en interiores si hace demasiado calor o llueve. Una sesión educativa para comprender la historia, es decir, cómo se produce, las diversas especies y las venenosas. Bueno para que los niños aprendan.

The guided tour introduces the music box production process, components, and types. You can listen to beautiful music, and finally, DIY your own music box by adjusting the comb. The whole process takes about an hour and a half, and the children really enjoyed it.

This national historic site from the Qing Dynasty is exceptionally well-preserved, offering spacious interiors where you can fully appreciate the traces left by history. The opera stage in the Grand Flower Hall is also very impressive, and Jolin Tsai once filmed a music video here.

It's not crowded, so it's easy to browse, and the guided tour is very detailed. You can inadvertently gain a lot of knowledge, and the admission fee is very cheap, so it's really worth recommending. It's also very suitable as a backup plan for rainy days!

The parking lot directly behind the Farmers' Association building is free (not a pay-by-the-hour parking lot). Tokens can be obtained on the 6th floor. The museum on the 6th floor, accessible by elevator on the left side of the Wufeng Farmers' Association main entrance, offers basic introductions, especially for friends who often hike and climb mountains. Here, you can gain a lot of common knowledge about the fungi and mushrooms typically encountered along the way. The shopping area on the 4th floor also has a cafe, featuring many unique "Guai Guai" snacks, as well as agricultural products and processed foods, making it worth a visit.

The location is not easy to find; you need to ask the staff at the front desk. The museum staff are very friendly and helpful! The curator's explanation was also excellent and detailed.

Online ordering is very convenient, and combined with platform promotions, it will be more discounted than buying tickets on-site. After purchasing, you need to go to the ticket booth to redeem your tickets and get a hand stamp. If there are guided tours, it is recommended to participate; through the explanations, you can understand that the architectural installations contain many hidden meanings, making it well worth spending half a day visiting. That afternoon, we encountered a private event, so it was not open to the public. Before heading out, you can check the official website for opening hours to avoid a wasted trip!