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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 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 →Rhinoceros Beetle Farm
Rhinoceros Beetle Leisure Farm in Zhongpu Township, Chiayi County, spreads across roughly 7 hectares and is a long-time favourite with families. The grounds combine a sweeping grass lawn, oversized grass-sledding slope, sand pit, electric rides, and archery with a small train, pony rides, and a hands-on animal zone where visitors feed alpacas, cows, and llamas, all complemented by an indoor insect hall and DIY painting sessions. Fresh-milk soft serve and steamed buns are served on site, making the farm a full-day destination for play and nature learning.
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Illustrative →Zhuqi Station
Zhuqi Station in Zhuqi Township, Chiayi County, is the last stop on the Alishan Forest Railways flatland section and the launch point for the mountain line. Built during the Japanese colonial period, the station preserves a complete cypress-wood structure painted in dreamy Tiffany blue, turning it into a photographers magnet. The adjacent Zhuqi Water Park pairs a kids splash zone, sky corridor, flower-fairy walking trail, and viewing suspension bridge for family outings, and the splash pool is free in summer. Riding the Alishan train from here lets travellers feel the retro charm of the historic line and watch the coal-and-water resupply routine, blending nature, history, and family leisure in one stop.
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Illustrative →Pink Cow Paradise
Pink Cow Park in Zhongpu Township, Chiayi County, was reborn in 2023 from the twenty-year-old Green Ranch into a farm-experience parkland for families. The grounds are expansive, with animal-feeding areas, fruit orchards, DIY workshops, and outdoor play zones that include a two-storey slide, grass-sledding slope, miniature train, and a sweeping lawn. Guided tours lead guests through feeding sessions, seasonal fruit picking, goose racing, and boat rides, and the farm kitchen sells its own fresh milk, yoghurt, and milk steamed buns. Spacious and educational, it is an ideal day out for families, school groups, and anyone hunting photo-worthy corners.
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Illustrative →Luying Ranch
Green Ranch in Zhongpu Township, Chiayi County, is a five-hectare family farm built around hands-on animal experiences. The grounds feature a sweeping lawn, grass-sledding slope, butterfly church, and ring-proposal church, alongside a packed activity roster: cow milking, goat and rabbit feeding, goose-mother races, goose racing, and boat rides. A miniature train, forest walking trail, and view restaurant round out the day for the whole family. Parking is free, adult tickets are about NT$50, and children under five and disability-card holders enter free of charge.
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Illustrative →Pet Village
Meng-Chong-Cun Family Park at No. 60 Bian-Tou, Long-Xing Village in Zhongpu Township, Chiayi County, is a working farm that mixes up-close animal encounters with outdoor play. Visitors feed capybaras, sika deer, rabbits, and sheep by hand, then burn off energy on pirate-ship rides, dune-buggy style karts, archery, fishing pools, slides, and swings that suit a wide age range. Full tickets are NT$200, children 12 and under NT$150, and visitors under 90 cm enter free; each ticket bundles a NT$50 feed voucher and NT$50 dining credit. Hours run 9 AM to 5:30 PM (closed Thursdays), and the clean rest areas and on-site restaurant make it a dependable pick for family trips and kids first lessons about animals.
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Illustrative →Gaia Manor
Gaia Manor at No. 18, Zone Seven Road, Da-Pu-Mei Park in Dalin, Chiayi, is a white Baroque castle styled after classical Greece. The grounds combine family-friendly spaces, an outdoor sand pit, a sun-and-moon mirror pool, and a variety of DIY experiences, while a chef-driven kitchen serves à la carte dishes and afternoon tea, making it well-suited for family outings, photo sessions, and relaxed get-togethers. Opening hours are 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM daily, adult admission is around NT$100, and children enter free of charge.
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