Leofoo Village Theme Park Ticket
Taiwan's classic safari-and-thrills park with 4 themed zones, a drive-through wildlife safari, and top coasters in Hsinchu. Compare live prices and coupons.
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What it is
Founded in 1979 originally as Leofoo Wildlife Park, Leofoo Village Theme Park spans four distinctly themed zones: Arabian Kingdom, South Pacific, Wild West, and African Safari. The African Safari zone doubles as a genuine drive-through safari where guests ride a tour bus or steam train past American black bears, Bengal tigers, African lions, and baboons roaming in naturalistic enclosures. Rides range from the inverted Screaming Condor coaster and the Intamin Sahara Twist to family-friendly dark rides like Sultan's Adventure (an Indiana Jones-style jeep ride) and the Flying Horses monorail. Thrill seekers will also find a drop tower, log flume, and river rapids ride. A separate water park area is usually open during summer months. Located roughly 90 minutes south of Taipei, the park draws both domestic and international visitors looking for a full day of animals and adrenaline.
Highlights
- African Safari drive-through — board a tour bus or Nairobi Express steam train to see Bengal tigers, African lions, American black bears, and baboons in spacious open enclosures; one of the few drive-through safaris in Taiwan
- Screaming Condor inverted coaster (Wild West) — a suspended looping coaster that leaves riders' feet dangling as it flips through inversions; the park's signature thrill ride
- Sahara Twist (African Safari) — an Intamin twist-and-turn coaster that banks and plunges through curved inclines, combining speed with lateral forces for a uniquely disorienting ride
- Sultan's Adventure (Arabian Kingdom) — a high-speed Intamin jeep dark ride inspired by classic adventure films, blending indoor theming with sudden drops and surprises
- Pagoda's Revenge drop tower (South Pacific) — an Intamin free-fall tower shaped like a giant Polynesian mask that drops riders from height back to the ground with dramatic effect
- Mighty Mountain Flume Adventure (South Pacific) — a classic Intamin log flume ride ending in a splashing plunge; ideal for cooling off, especially on warm days
Good to know
- Plan for a full day — with four themed zones plus the safari, most visitors typically spend 7–9 hours to cover everything comfortably
- Summer (roughly June–August) usually sees the water park area open, which can significantly add to visit time and crowd levels; arriving early on weekends is strongly advised
- Getting there: the park is in Guanxi Township, Hsinchu County — most visitors drive or join a tour bus from Taipei (roughly 1.5 hrs); limited direct public transport, so a shuttle or taxi from Zhudong or Hsinchu station is often needed
Frequently asked
- What is included in a Leofoo Village Theme Park ticket?
- A standard admission ticket typically covers access to all four themed zones — Arabian Kingdom, South Pacific, Wild West, and African Safari — along with most rides in each area. The drive-through safari (tour bus or steam train) may be included or available as a separate add-on depending on the ticket type you purchase. Always compare the ticket tiers before buying to see exactly what's covered.
- How do I get to Leofoo Village Theme Park from Taipei?
- The park is located in Guanxi Township, Hsinchu County, about 90 minutes south of Taipei by car. Many visitors drive directly or join a tour package with included transport. If using public transit, the closest practical option is usually taking the HSR or TRA to Hsinchu or Zhudong and then taking a taxi or shuttle to the park, as direct bus service can be limited.
- Is Leofoo Village Theme Park suitable for young children?
- Yes, the park has a good mix of family-friendly attractions alongside thrill rides. Zones like Arabian Kingdom feature gentler dark rides such as Flying Horses and Ali Baba, while the drive-through safari is accessible for all ages. Several major coasters and drop rides do have minimum height requirements, so it's worth checking those in advance if you're visiting with smaller children.