Date of Visited: 21 December 2010
Like what I mentioned before in my previous post (click here), this theme park is totally unique from the others as it is not only display various of famous international landmarks miniature, it also features many different rides including the tallest and wildest water flume ride in Asia.
But due to most of the rides will make us wet and because we did not bring any extra cloth, so we didn't take any ride on them. What we more interested was the Doraemon Park. Although Doraemon is not my favourite comic character but I love to read its comic books since I was in primary school and I almost had the full collection of it. My late grandfather even purposely made a bookshelf just for me to put all my comic books collection.
Would you buy this Doraemon car if really made for sale?
Time to shop for Doraemon stuff
Taking Doraemon train heading back to the main park for lunch
Sayonara Doraemon and friends. I was eating Doriyaki ice-cream by the way
End our tour of visiting Window of China by having lunch at one of their restaurant, Hakka Cuisine
Overall, I would say that this place is worth visiting if you are going with family and the miniature are well maintain, unlike the Splendid China Miniature Park which I visited in Shenzen, China. But a reminder to you is that if you like to take a ride on the tallest water flume ride, please do bring extra cloth.
So, that's how our second half day of tour ends. Will continue with the other half day tour in next post but it sounds a bit unfavourable.
[For more info, please do visit the main homepage: Window on China Theme Park]
