YouBike Hsinchu Zoo

The first time I came to Hsinchu Zoo, it was really an outdoor itinerary suitable for taking children to walk 😊🔸 tickets are 50 yuan (there are discounts on Klook from time to time) 🔹 The whole park is not too big, stay for one ～ two hours ⏰ 09:00-17:00 (Monday public holiday)

The zoo in the city is different from the Muzha Zoo. It is closer to the animals and can observe the animals more clearly. There are also quite a lot of seats in the park, toilets, and quite convenient.

Hsinchu Municipal Zoo, is currently the oldest zoo in Taiwan, reopened at the end of 2019 after re-planning the old place, dating back to the Japanese rule period in 1916, when Hsinchu Park had cages for people to see. In 1936, Hsinchu Park built a children's playground, and the zoo combined with the children's playground, named Hsinchu City Children's Park. After World War II, Mr. He Guohua, a patriotic overseas Chinese living in Osaka, Japan, donated many animals to Taiwan, and at that time also led to the culture of donating animals, donating land, and donating. The monument of Mr. He Guohua is still visible in the zoo, as well as the monuments preserved during the Japanese rule period. After the zoo experienced continuous transformation, the planner of the Nagoya Zoological and Zoological Park in Japan came to Taiwan to visit the appearance of today, and reopened at the end of December 2019!

Fun to bring kids here, each animals have their own details written, recommend to visit during the late afternoon as its the feeding time.

After finishing, the environment is good, the moving line is clear, although the zoo is not big, it is worth walking nearby.

Small and beautiful zoo, there are many exquisite designs inside, you need tickets to enter, you can pay with a leisure card, quite convenient