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![[Illustrative] Zhengbin Fishing Harbor Colorful Houses](/api/images/entities/keelung-tw-5fee26896705/hero.webp)
Illustrative A row of brightly painted fishing-village cottages along Zhengbin Road has become Keelung's most photographed check-in spot. From the viewing platform visitors frame the rainbow facades against harbor and sea, then sample seafood, rent a kayak, or cast a line. With parking tucked behind the seafood street, the wharf is a natural launch or finale for a one-day Keelung itinerary.
![[Illustrative] Tucheng Pet Park](/api/images/entities/new-taipei-tw-cdd438cca503/hero.webp)
Illustrative Tucheng Pet Park is located in Tucheng District, New Taipei City, adjacent to the Tucheng Comprehensive Sports Complex. This dedicated pet-friendly park features a variety of obstacle and exercise equipment including wave boards, jump hurdles, and climbing bridges, allowing dogs of all sizes to run freely and stay active. The park is fully fenced to prevent pets from wandering off and also includes a children's roller-skating rink, making it suitable for the whole family. During its opening, the Animal Protection Office provided free vaccinations, pet adoption consultations, and therapy dog training demonstrations to enhance interaction between owners and their pets. With its spacious and secure environment, the park is a favorite leisure destination for Tucheng residents and their furry companions.
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![[Illustrative] Magic Tree House Family Restaurant](/api/images/entities/chiayi-c-tw-cdac7eeb2a5c/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Magic Tree House Family Restaurant
Magic Treehouse Family Restaurant on Da-ya Road in Chiayi is a two-story glass-house restaurant. The interior is spacious with varied play zones: the first floor has a play-kitchen area, a dress-up area, and a two-story slide and ball pit; the second floor features a cassia-seed sandpit, building blocks, smaller slides, and swings. The colorful space with cute wall murals suits family play. Menu includes kids' meals, pasta, pizza, and nuggets at friendly prices. The restaurant uses UV disinfection after closing daily and deep-cleans every two weeks, so parents can let kids play with peace of mind.
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![[Illustrative] KANO Park](/api/images/entities/chiayi-tw-d0091babb41d/hero.webp)
Illustrative →KANO Park
KANO Park, set inside Chiayi Park, covers about 26 hectares and is a free, family-friendly themed playground. The grounds feature a wide stone-polished slide lit by star-pattern lights after dark, a grass-sledding slope, a tree-house treasure hunt zone, a flying-saucer slide, the Sun-Shooting Tower, and the Showa J18 block. A large car park and an on-site family restaurant make logistics easy, and the splash area runs daily from 9 AM to 9 PM, giving families a relaxed few hours or even a half-day outing with kids.
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![[Illustrative] Three Little Pigs Tourist Farm](/api/images/entities/chiayi-tw-dc7f2bf5c8dc/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Three Little Pigs Tourist Farm
Three Little Pigs Tourist Farm in Minxiong, Chiayi County, spreads across roughly 3,000 ping and blends a fairytale-themed farm with a mini zoo. Some twenty to thirty species roam the grounds - capybaras, sika deer, gibbons, meerkats - with feeding sessions and guided ecology talks. Facilities are family-rich: a vast grass lawn, grass-sledding slope, kids play zone, sand pit, splash pool, spring rockers, and DIY painting classrooms suited to ages 0-6. Admission in 2026 is NT$130 for adults and free for children under 100 cm; food pellets and fish food are sold on-site. Just off the Minxiong interchange, it is one of Chiayis most-loved one-day family destinations.
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![[Illustrative] Carol Brass Instrument Factory](/api/images/entities/chiayi-tw-f987f2af9aea/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Carol Brass Instrument Factory
Carol Brass Instruments Tourism Factory, set inside the Da-Pu-Mei Industrial Park in Dalin, Chiayi, is Taiwans first indoor attraction devoted entirely to brass instruments. Admission and parking are free. Visitors can pose with the giant Alpine horn for photos, try the wake-up-bugle DIY, sit in on a guided blowing lesson, and tour the brass-instrument museum, making it a hit for families, school field trips, and rainy-day outings. The site has a wide free car park and clean restrooms, so visitors of every age can dive into the craft of music-making with no logistical stress.
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![[Illustrative] Chiayi Park](/api/images/entities/chiayi-tw-c3f14f05a0b4/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Chiayi Park
Chiayi Park at No. 326 Chui-Yang Road in the citys East District is a long-standing green lung designed for family outings. Inside you will find a baseball-themed playground, splash-water facilities, and forested walking paths, all free to enter, giving kids room to climb, run, and get close to nature. The friendly layout and diverse facilities have made it a favourite spot for parents who want to let little ones burn off energy outdoors.
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![[Illustrative] Chiayi City Museum](/api/images/entities/chiayi-tw-f228a3263f58/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Chiayi City Museum
Chiayi Municipal Museum reopened in 2021 as an indoor family destination with playful exhibits that bring local history to life. Highlights include a 1:87 scale dynamic train model, interactive sugarcane-rail games, a dedicated childrens hall, and a ko-chi ceramic (cut-tile pottery) gallery, weaving Chiayi history and culture into experiences kids genuinely enjoy. The building is fully accessible, so strollers roll easily, and the NT$50 ticket makes it a dependable rainy-day pick for a slow day of family exploration.
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