Outdoor living “learn as you play” – explore 300 attractions at your leisure
As children step into a new semester and begin a new grade, they can try a different approach to learning while facing a series of academic tasks. The Agri-Tourism Network has launched a seasonal “Learn as You Play” special feature, encouraging parents and teachers to guide children through nature-based eco-tours and hands-on outdoor experiences, making learning both fun and stress-free.
Experiencing rural life is a fun and educational leisure activity. (Photo provided by Agri-Tourism Network)
The “Learn as You Play” feature recommends nearly 300 attractions. “Field Experiences” gathers 152 farms across Taiwan with outdoor education experience. “Outdoor Classrooms” detail 72 soil and water conservation education centers and ecological parks around the country, while “Fun Knowledge Halls” include 63 industry culture museums. In addition, there are 17 “Happy Travel Routes” that can be easily downloaded for trip planning, ready for you to set off and explore anytime.
For example, the “Pinglin Leisure Farm” in Shuangxi, northern Taiwan, offers plant and insect observation along with various DIY activities. Taichung’s “Jiuda Eco-Education Leisure Sheep Farm” lets you get up close with sheep and even try the rare opportunity of milking them. Meanwhile, Yilan’s “Toucheng Farm” features vegetable and fruit zones, animal areas, and a rice culture section where you can experience the joy of transplanting rice seedlings—offering adults and children alike a deep dive into rural life and outdoor knowledge not found in textbooks.
Agri-Tourism Network: http://ezgo.coa.gov.tw/
Agri-Tourism Network “Learn as You Play” Seasonal Special: http://ezgo.coa.gov.tw/suggest_dispatch.php?issue=41
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