Coisas para fazer em Luodong Forestry Culture Park

There are many animals in the park, and the species are very unique. Staff members are on hand to provide detailed introductions and maintain the environment. You can feed and interact with the animals, which children absolutely love!

The park isn't too big, but it's quite clean. There are many small animals you can interact with and feed grass to, making it suitable for dates or family outings 👍🏻👍🏻

It was so much fun! It's my first time realizing that DIY food can be this delicious. It was truly wonderful to have the opportunity to experience making "red turtle cakes" (Hong Gu Kueh).

There are very few people here on weekdays, making it very comfortable to browse around. I happened to come across the Yang Li-hua exhibition, which I thought was excellent.

All animals on site are not caged and can be approached closely, seen, and even fed! There are various interactions with land, water, and grassland animals, making it a truly fun and wonderful place!

The child didn't want to leave after playing with the cockroaches. First, they played on the bumper boats, then saw goats, kangaroos (with a dedicated guide), capybaras, giant tortoises, and many other animals. The area is very large, and there are many places to wash hands, which is great. And the capybaras and alpacas were surprisingly cute! I'd like to go again next time!

Whether you're a couple or a family, this DIY onigiri experience is perfect for everyone. From cooking the raw rice to mixing in small fish with the cooked rice, pressing it into a mold, wrapping it with seaweed, and finally, the finished product – it's all incredibly fun! 😁

Originally, I only experienced the DIY squid pancake, and I was very surprised that 5-6 pieces of squid could form a pancake that was very natural and fragrant. Afterwards, I also tried the cuttlefish pancake, which was full of sincerity with whole cuttlefish pressed together. It was delicious and fun, definitely worth trying.