Eastern District

I had booked a Japanese-language tour to visit the salt fields, but it was cancelled. I then received a call asking if I would like to join a Chinese-language tour the following day. Since I was planning to stay in Tainan that night as well, I accepted. The tour included 40 minutes of free time in Anping, 30 minutes of free time at the next temple, and we arrived at the salt fields just as the sun was setting. The weather was nice, and many people were setting up their cameras and taking pictures. I was glad there was a tour, as it seemed difficult to visit the salt fields alone. On the way back, I was dropped off at Shennong Street and enjoyed the lively atmosphere. I had received explanations via Line, but one of the other passengers on the tour spoke Japanese, so they also gave me explanations. Thank you to our driver, Kou.

Today's featured cuisine is Thai. The Pad Thai and Tom Yum Shrimp Soup were both delicious. I also really enjoyed the Grilled Beef and Crispy Pork Belly. The desserts were also surprisingly delicious.

The place is spacious, and unlike other places where you pay a lot of money for a short time, I think that's great. Even if you get hungry, you can go back in to eat and then play again. I'll definitely go back again. The kids had a blast and said they want to go again next time. Riding bikes is also convenient; there's a motorcycle parking lot right next door, so the ride distance isn't far. I think this is the best value for money I've found among all the indoor slides I've taken my kids to in the past few months. Another great thing is that the staff always remind children about dangerous activities, which is fantastic. After all, we can't remind other parents, and I really appreciate the staff reminding us. 👍