Rhinoceros Beetle Leisure Farm

Rhinoceros Beetle Leisure Farm is a paradise for both adults and children, a place where beauty and wisdom converge. We invite you to experience the beauty of nature with us. The farm's pastoral charm features white doves, ostriches, goats, calves, and miniature horses, all contributing to a charming countryside melody. Stroll along the small stone paths through the meadows, and you'll find calves gazing at you from behind fences, and you gazing back at them. Next to the feeding area is the mini horse enclosure, where you can feed the horses special hay as they graze leisurely. The undisturbed natural ecosystem here is a haven for rhinoceros beetles. Every year, from early May to July, you can see groups of rhinoceros beetles freely active on the premises. However, please note that rhinoceros beetles are nocturnal, and this is the only period of the year when they are visible; the rest of the time, they are underground, undergoing complete metamorphosis from pupa to adult. We have also created a comprehensive educational exhibit explaining this complete metamorphosis process, located within the park for your reference. Furthermore, a Nature Ecosystem Hall has been established, showcasing small specimens of rhinoceros beetles, stag beetles, and other beetle species from around the world, complete with explanatory text, as well as rare reptiles in live display tanks. Within the park, there's a small resting station built with logs. From there, your gaze will suddenly be met with layers upon layers of multiple mountain ranges. The twilight hours, when the sky turns golden, offer the best spot for sunset viewing. To enable visitors to leave with memorable impressions through DIY activities at the farm, we have specially introduced various instructional programs, including beetle specimen crafting, betel nut leaf fan making, milk soap making, bath salts, painting classes, and more. Everyone is welcome to come and experience them.