Nantou

The park isn't large, but at least it's not crowded. There's a good variety of animals, and you can feed them for a long time. The animals are well cared for, and the park doesn't smell too strong. It's also very clean. There's a food street outside the park where you can take a break and have a quick meal. You can spend about 2.5 hours eating and exploring the park. There are discounts on food when you enter the park to see the animals, so it's quite relaxing.

You can also interact with various animals and birds, which is great 🥰, suitable for bringing children to visit and experience feeding the animals. There are many kinds of birds, which is quite educational.

The entire trip was exquisitely packaged, from receiving the transparent ticket to seating arrangements, concierge service, train ambiance, menu, souvenirs, and more – it felt like opening a gift, with surprises in every detail. Although the weather was overcast that day, preventing access to the most stunning views and coastal scenery, the overall sophistication of the package and food was captivating, making it impossible not to capture it with a camera! I especially appreciated the guided tours at the next stop, which included visits to towns and villages not typically visited on regular tours, offering a deeper understanding of Taiwan's local customs and culture. While the price wasn't cheap, it was still worthwhile. Furthermore, purchasing through KKday offered a $90 discount coupon, making it cheaper than buying directly from the website. And if tickets are sold out on the website, checking KKday again might still offer some availability.