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8,000-square-meter fairytale-themed scenic park — Taoyuan’s “Happy Dreamland” has just opened!

Published: 2026-09-24 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-24 — Located in Daxi, Taoyuan, “Happy Dreamland” recently opened to the public. Situated near the Shimen Reservoir and Daxi Old Street, the park is surrounded by lush trees and immersed in a strong fairytale atmosphere. Its biggest attraction is the so-called “world’s first magic maze,” which continues the magical theme alongside 15 other leisure facilities including a King’s Castle inn, elf houses, a wedding banquet hall, and an art gallery.

▲Happy Dreamland in Daxi, Taoyuan. (Photo provided by Happy Dreamland)

▲The Daxi “Happy Dreamland” park covers 8,000 square meters and was formerly a riverside fairy-tale forest. (Photo provided by Happy Dreamland)

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Located in Daxi, Taoyuan, “Happy Dreamland” reopened on the 17th. It is close to the Shimen Reservoir and Daxi Old Street, surrounded by trees and filled with a rich fairytale ambiance. Its most eye-catching feature is the so-called “world’s first magic maze,” which is still under preparation. Continuing the magical theme, the park also offers 15 leisure facilities such as a King’s Castle inn, elf houses, a wedding banquet hall, and an art gallery.

▲Happy Dreamland in Daxi, Taoyuan. (Photo provided by Happy Dreamland)

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▲Happy Dreamland in Daxi, Taoyuan. (Photo provided by Happy Dreamland)

Covering 8,000 square meters, “Happy Dreamland” was formerly a riverside fairy-tale forest. Starting May 1st, under the leadership of General Manager Chang Chia-cheng and his new team, the venue officially reopened under its new name on June 17th. Marketing manager Chen Wan-tsui shared that while 6,000 square meters of the park retain landscapes like Alice’s Garden to preserve the original fairytale style, new additions like a rainbow path have been made—every corner is perfect for photos.

▲Happy Dreamland in Daxi, Taoyuan. (Photo provided by Happy Dreamland)

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▲Happy Dreamland in Daxi, Taoyuan. (Photo provided by Happy Dreamland)

What’s worth looking forward to is the 2,000-square-meter “mobile magic maze,” currently under preparation. Twelve elves will appear to interact with visitors, and you can download an app for an even more immersive real-life adventure experience.

Chen Wan-tsui noted that the “Hundred Flavors Painting Restaurant” at “Happy Dreamland” is a major highlight. It sources farm-grown vegetables delivered straight to the table and offers a hundred-item vegetarian buffet featuring dishes like Hong Kong-style dim sum and Five Elements hot pot. There’s also magic wood-fired pizza and more.

▲Happy Dreamland in Taoyuan. (Photo provided by a netizen, please do not take unauthorized photos to avoid copyright infringement.)

▲“Hundred Flavors Painting Restaurant” hot pot dishes. (Photo provided by a netizen)cheng.bernice(Please do not take unauthorized photos to avoid copyright infringement.)

Happy Dreamland
Address: No. 150, Section 2, Ruian Road, Daxi District, Taoyuan City
Admission: Regular ticket NT$100; full amount can be used as credit for purchases on weekdays; NT$50 credit on holidays.
Concession and group tickets NT$80; full amount can be used as credit for purchases on weekdays; NT$40 credit on holidays.
Opening hours: Daily from 09:00 to 21:00
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▲Happy Dreamland in Taoyuan. (Photo provided by a netizen, please do not take unauthorized photos to avoid copyright infringement.)

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▲Happy Dreamland in Taoyuan. (Photo provided by a netizen, please do not take unauthorized photos to avoid copyright infringement.)

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