Water and Pine Garden

Unforgettable Animal Encounters & Park Highlights

The true heart of the Water and Pine Garden lies in its incredible residents. Visitors are treated to zero-distance interactions with some of the world's most adorable and gentle creatures. Here is what you can expect during your visit:

• Capybara Ponds: Watch the charming capybaras soak quietly in the water, radiating a gentle and calming energy that will instantly melt your heart.
• Fluffy Alpacas: Meet the fluffy little angels from South America as they gently approach you for a friendly pat or a tasty snack.
• Valais Blacknose Sheep: Often referred to as the cutest sheep in the world, these adorable animals—reminiscent of Shaun the Sheep—will eagerly compete for your cuddles and treats.
• Sloth Sanctuary: Enjoy a slow, relaxing moment watching adorable sloths lazily stretch and hang from the tree branches.
• Diverse Wildlife: Encounter the majestic Aldabra Giant Tortoises taking their time, Flemish Giant Rabbits showcasing their gentle giant nature, and Red-necked Wallabies leaping across the prairie spaces.
• Safe Guided Feeding: Under the careful guidance of professional staff, you can safely feed the animals using the park's exclusive feed, ensuring a healthy and joyful experience for both you and the creatures.
• Souvenir Redemption: Do not forget to present your entry pass at the exit to redeem a delightful local specialty product, leaving you with a heartwarming memento of your trip.

Practical Information for Your Visit

To ensure you have the best possible experience at the Water and Pine Garden, a little preparation goes a long way. First and foremost, always follow the safety instructions provided by the professional park staff, especially during animal feeding sessions. Only use the exclusive feed provided by the park to protect the health and well-being of the animals. Since you will be walking through natural environments and varied terrain, we highly recommend wearing comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes and breathable clothing suitable for the Nantou climate.

Sun protection, such as hats and sunscreen, is advisable during the warmer months, while a light jacket is perfect for the cooler, breezy afternoons in the mountains. Be sure to allocate at least two to three hours for your visit so you can truly slow down, enjoy the slow-paced life of the sloths and tortoises, and take plenty of photographs. Lastly, keep your ticket handy until the very end of your visit to claim your complimentary local Nantou specialty product at the exit gate!