Yilan Green Dance Manor

I originally thought the accommodation only included entrance tickets and feeding capybaras, sika deer, and alpacas. When I checked in at the hotel, I discovered there were also matcha wagashi and DIY planting experiences, plus a bunch of other DIY activities. I was totally confused at first. I'm sure the front desk lady was equally confused after explaining everything, thinking 'How can a guest who checks in at 5 PM possibly check out by tomorrow morning?' In the end, for the DIY, I chose a wishing ema, sand art, a versatile fox mask, and a koi flag. Due to time constraints, I only finished the fox mask on-site and took the rest home to complete. There was also a yukata experience and a flying zip line. The included black ruru cafe chicken wings and drinks allowed me to pet the alpacas to my heart's content, and the included LALA Sweets mille-crêpe cake and drinks let me cuddle with purebred cats. There was also a heated swimming pool, and the front desk thoughtfully provided towels. They offered free supper at night, but the bar required a separate payment (though you could use it as a credit). The entire area featured Japanese-style architecture, making it great for photos. I originally planned to leave after feeding the animals the next morning, but I ended up finishing everything by 5 PM! This stay was totally worth the cost!