Top Things to do in Hsinchu County
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What to do and see in Hsinchu County, Hsinchu County: The Best Things to do Good for Kids
Discover the best top things to do in Hsinchu County, Taiwan including Leo Foo Village Theme Park, Green World Ecological Farm, Smangus, Weiweijia, Xinyue Beach, Beipu, Beipu Old Street, Neiwan Old Street, Tianen Maitreya Temple, Ermei Lake.
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1. Leo Foo Village Theme Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,210 reviews
The First Fantasy World in Asia that Combines both Amusement Park and Safari.Other than more than 30 thrilling roller coasters teenagers love to challenge and the wild animal zoo that’s suitable for the whole family.Leofoo Village also have musical water shows, large parades and other magnificent dancing shows.
Reviewed By siewwminn
Although its about 2h off from Taipeinfrom our accomodation, its definitely worth the visit. Would recommend to set half a day for leofoo as the themepark and zoo is enough to keep you entertain for the entire day! The theme park have rlly nice staffs, and the animals in the zoo were all kept clean :) you also get to feed the llamas!
2. Green World Ecological Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By stefandick - Bonn, Germany
Using the sightseeing route inside the park brings you along rainforees scenics, lakes & sea roses, animals in the "cute animal area". Once you get tired, you'll find charming restaurants & coffee shops - such as the rainforest cafe - and you could enjoy the great vew into the mountain area. Spent at least 1/2 day there - you'll love it!
3. Smangus
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By hkgus
Some contributors mentioned the many twists of the damaged connecting road to Qalang Smangus. It is different since early Nov. Apart from 1.8km, the rest of the 16km connecting road between the Thyakan junction and Smangus is now in pretty good shape. Having been aware that this improved connecting road was due to re-open everyday starting 9th Nov, I decided to drive. I reserved from a car rental dealer a 150bhp 1.5-litre SUV and picked it up at its branch near Hsinchu HSR Station. I took the short and comfortable HSR train journey from Taoyuan to Hsinchu and found this a better option instead of driving all the way from Taoyuan Airport or Taipei. I started driving at 9am and the traffic was not heavy. After driving about 23km, I reached Jianshi Township where many went for a day trip. There was no need to fill up the tank at the petrol station here because I started at "Full". Most drivers would take a rest at Urao Lookout and it was a good idea. The view from here was nice, except for short periods of mist and rain. There were toilets in the small restaurants. The rest of the drive was pleasant. The time at Smangus itself was enjoyable. No need to repeat other contributors' remarks of the trees, etc. If one comes on a weekday, people living here will usually have more time to talk with you about Smangus. Conclusion: Stay one night, better on a weekday. Day trips do not do justice to this unique place. It would be nice if indigenous tourism as part of the Cooperative Community of the Atayal tribe could continue at Smangus undisturbed for another generation at least. A policy on balancing growth and sustainable ecotourism should help. The Leaders' decision not to widen the connecting road is wise.
4. Weiweijia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Situated in Hsinpu Township, Hsinchu County, WeiWeiJia Tourist Orchard possesses a vast orchard about 3 hectares, where plants nearly two hundred of persimmon trees. During the harvest season, the entire hill is covered in reddish-orange color. WeiWeiJia Tourist Orchard primarily specializes in handmade dried persimmon cake and persimmon related products. Besides that, the orchard also provides a series of DIY activities.
5. Xinyue Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By E2988UFmartinp - Zhongzheng District, Taiwan
Clean water and clean beach with only few people. Bring a beach tent or water proof blanket as the sand is wet...
6. Beipu
7. Beipu Old Street
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By Thepngs - Singapore, Singapore
Visited this place on a saturday morning and we were pleasantly surprised to see busy street stalls selling all kinds of traditional food - moochi, dried apricots, persimons etc. We were told that it was a weekend market !There were plenty of free food sampling. We had a traditional Hakka lunch of flat rice noodles and other side dishes at a corner restaurant. It was a good lunch stopover on our way to green world eco farm. Will visit again.
