By / Scenic Spots Family Compilation & Report
Mínxióng is located in the central-northern part of Chiayi County and is the third most populous township in Taiwan. While most people associate Mínxióng with haunted houses, the area actually has plenty of fun and delicious spots waiting to be discovered. Take a weekend and bring your family for a stroll in Mínxióng!
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Starbucks Mínxióng Branch. (Photo / Starbucks)
The Starbucks in Mínxióng, Chiayi, is a drive-thru branch. Aside from its convenience, its eye-catching European-style church-like exterior is a major highlight. With a design that combines triangles and rectangles—both contemporary and classic—and wooden wall and chair arrangements, it has become a popular spot in Chiayi.
Address: No. 235, Section 1, Jianguo Road, Mínxióng Township, Chiayi County
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Endless pineapple fields. (Photo / mylittledays)
Wanglaishan is a tourist factory located within the over 700-hectare pineapple fields of Mínxióng Township. The pineapples grown here have won the Shenong Award for fresh pineapples. Its most popular product is pineapple cake, but it also offers pineapple wine, pineapple vinegar, pineapple enzymes, and more, along with pineapple cake tasting.
Address: No. 1-3, Chencuoliao, Sankang Village, Mínxióng Township, Chiayi County
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Chiayi County Performing Arts Center. (Photo / Chiayi County - same below)
The Chiayi County Performing Arts Center is designed with the concept of a cultural park, spanning an area of 6.1 hectares. In addition to promoting artistic and cultural performances, it also serves as a leisure and tourism destination. Visitors can become more than just tourists—they can immerse themselves as part of the performances.
Address: No. 265, Section 2, Jianguo Road, Mínxióng Township, Chiayi County
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Kumquat Tourist Factory.
Mínxióng kumquats have a history of half a century. Adhering to ancestral teachings and using traditional methods, they craft the finest preserved fruits by hand, growing up with generations of Mínxióng residents. The salty and sweet nostalgic flavors leave unforgettable memories for travelers.
Address: No. 38, Sankang Village, Mínxióng Township, Chiayi County
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