Leofoo Village Theme Park

　　Leofoo Village Theme Park, commonly referred to as Leofoo Village, is a theme park located in Guanxi Township, Hsinchu County, Taiwan, China. It is one of the enterprises under Leofoo Development Co., Ltd. Originally established in 1979 as Leofoo Village Safari Park, it began planning its expansion into a full-fledged theme park in 1989. After more than a decade of development, it has become one of the most well-known amusement parks in Taiwan.

　　Leofoo Village Theme Park mainly consists of four themed areas — “Wild West,” “South Pacific,” “Arabian Royal Palace,” and “African Village” — along with a central plaza. The “Central Magic Fountain” plaza serves as the core, with the other themed areas situated around it. The rides, shops, restaurants, and décor in each themed zone are all designed in harmony with their respective themes.

　　In May 2012, Leofoo Village Theme Park opened the “Leofoo Water Park,” built with an investment of 350 million NTD. Covering an area of approximately 3 hectares, the water park features a Greek maritime theme. It includes Taiwan’s first dual-speed lazy river, the tallest freefall slide in Taiwan at 15 meters (the Sky Coaster), as well as a wave pool, water cannon zone, fountain area, and family play zone. It is a brand-new water park infused with the charm of the Aegean Sea. Plans are underway to add “hot spring facilities,” enabling Leofoo Water Park to operate year-round, 365 days a year.

　　Leofoo Village Theme Park Must-visit reason: One of the most famous amusement parks in Taiwan