Bambi Hills 🦌🥕｜Taiwan version of Nara @True·Free Travel (Public Transportation)

Bambi Hill, a sika deer park, has been a popular tourist attraction in recent years. Although the Bambi Hill park is not large, it is divided into two parks where you can get close to sika deer and pufferfish. 👍🏼👍🏼
You can take photos and feed the animals up close. The park is very considerate and prepares a simple introduction and explanation for each amateur feeder, so that everyone can love the small animals while having fun☺️☺️ After entering, you can take your ticket to the feed station to pick up a portion of feed (🥕🌿) and interact and take photos with the deer and pufferfish. It takes about 1.5 to 2 hours to play. After playing, you can also go to the soft serve ice cream shop in the park to exchange for soft serve ice cream - milk flavor / brown sugar flavor (depending on the supply of the park) to take a break and enjoy the beautiful scenery of nature 🍃☘️🌳

Ticket Guide - The park has a plan for booking entry times, and it is important to make reservations in advance! It is important to make an appointment in advance! Very important! I have already made an appointment when I bought tickets on various travel platforms, which is very convenient. 👍🏼 When you arrive, you can enter by showing the QR-code (Walk-in takes 30-50 minutes)

Transportation Guide-1️⃣Take the Taiwan Railway to Luodong (transfer station exit) 2️⃣Take bus route 281 outside the transfer station to Bambi Hill (Hengzhen Road intersection) 3️⃣Turn at the intersection and go straight for about 7-10 minutes! It is recommended to take a taxi on the way back. The place is remote and there are few buses passing by, so you have to wait for a long time.

Food and restaurants-Luodong Night Market is a good choice🥹 After playing, take a taxi and it will take about 10-15 minutes👍🏼

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Post by Syl. | Apr 12, 2023