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Different Themes, Different Funs
Sightseeing in Miaoli takes you from culture to scenic wonders, for the natural sceneries and diverse eco-resources here are unmatched anywhere in Taiwan. Miaoli is the only place with four train stations, the home to Taiwan’s oldest oil well, and best woodcarvings, pristine beaches, temples, and ceramic kilns, plus many, many more. Different themes, Different ways to have fun! Let’s go, let’s discover the new Miaoli!

  • Wood-carving village tour Wood-carving village tour

    Wood-carving village tour

    Known for its wood sculpture culture since Japanese colonialperiod, Sanyi and nearby Dahu and Tongxiao have formed a magnificient natural view with the nostalgic Old Mountain Line, full of the aroma of wood sculpture, farming paths, and energetic fruit farms.

  • The Hot Spring and Fruit Picking Tour The Hot Spring and Fruit Picking Tour

    The Hot Spring and Fruit Picking Tour

    The best time to pick fruits is when they are ripened to perfection. The taste of sweet red strawberries bursting into your mouth, soaking-in the warmth of hot springs in the middle of winter, these are just some of nature’s secrets to wellness.

  • A Cruise From Seaside to Mountain Side A Cruise From Seaside to Mountain Side

    A Cruise From Seaside to Mountain Side

    Tongxiao, known as a salt producing place, and Yuanli, a place of reeds, both have traditional Hakka atmosphere built through their historic god stove, cultural museum, and nostalgic streets full of our warm humanity.

  • A Trip to Ceramic and Kilin Arts A Trip to Ceramic and Kilin Arts

    A Trip to Ceramic and Kilin Arts

    Founded by its agricultural output, Gongguan, Tongluo, and Xihu always represent the simplest side of Hakka villages. Other than the extraordinary achievement in agriculture, these places also devote to promoting their farming resorts to deliver the charming humanity observed from the fields. From the cultural museums to art temples, you will be more than satisfied to explore our Mother Earth from the tour.

  • A Trip along the Coast A Trip along the Coast

    A Trip along the Coast

    Depending on their rich natural resources, Zhunan and Houlong provide not only the charm of fishing port, but a broad pasture where visitors can get to know the beauty of our Mother Earth. This route combining historic spots, humanity, and art is definitely worth visiting.

  • A Visit to Famous Mountain and Ancient Temples A Visit to Famous Mountain and Ancient Temples

    A Visit to Famous Mountain and Ancient Temples

    With spectacular view of mountains and clear rivers, both of the forest paths and the solemn temples are worth exploring.

  • Along the Lakeshore and Trail Ways Along the Lakeshore and Trail Ways

    Along the Lakeshore and Trail Ways

    Enjoy an interesting encounter with history! Visit the crystal clear Mingde Reservoir, see former railways displayed in museum, travel by bicycle, and sample the still delicious snacks.

  • Accessible Tours Accessible Tours

    Accessible Tours

    Most of the scenic spots in Miaoli are accessible to physically and mentally challenged visitors, as a part of the government’s ‘friendly tourism” policy. This has allowed people from all over the world to explore Miaoli, no matter the challenges they face!

  • Slowness in Nanzhuang Slowness in Nanzhuang

    Slowness in Nanzhuang

    The mountains in Nanzhuang Township are with rolling hills. The abundant ecology, product resources, and cultural features provide Nanzhuang with endless tourism and recreational resources.

  • Slowness in Sanyi Slowness in Sanyi

    Slowness in Sanyi

    Sanyi elaborates the characteristic of Hakka culture that loves the mountain forest. The only way to appreciate the attractions of Sanyi is to follow this approach: Hakka villages, railways, and woodcarving.

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Last updated on: 2020-05-14
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最新更新日期:2019-04-22