
▲ Surrounded by vast greenery and lake views, it feels like you’re in another country. (Photo/Netizen)liu6105Provided, please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement)
Travel Center / Comprehensive Report
Miaoli’s mountainous cityscape boasts beautiful mountain views and fresh air, making it a top weekend getaway destination for many people from northern Taiwan. Popular check-in spots include the Tongxiao Shrine and the Totoro Tunnel. Venturing deeper into the mountains, you’ll find landscape cafes and homestays surrounded by greenery. This year, Miaoli has added five new attractions — perfect for a holiday trip out of town.
1. 《Yunshui Resort Forest》
Address: No. 31-3, Dongjiang, Linyi 3, Nanzhuang Township, Miaoli County
Admission: NT$200 per person (NT$100 can be used as credit for on-site purchases)

▲ Yunshui Resort Forest is known as the “mini version of Yunshan Water.” (Photo/Netizen)mido_chou_Provided, please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement)
A super romantic forest hideaway that gives the illusion of being in Europe, it’s a comprehensive resort combining hot springs, lodging, and dining. You can enjoy lunch or afternoon tea here, or warm up in the hot spring rooms, foot soaking pavilions, or outdoor public pools. Towering bald cypress trees line the circular lake, and there are also macaron-style cottages. The beautiful scenery has earned it the nickname “mini version of Yunshan Water.” It is currently in its trial operation phase.

▲ The artificial lake view inside Yunshui Resort Forest. (Top photo/Netizen katherine_ching0515; bottom photo/hgjhjjshmw, please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement)
2. 《Miaoli 7-11 Longyue Branch (Colorful Container Store)》
Address: No. 28, Yuandun, Xinchuan Li, Miaoli City
When it comes to the latest check-in spots, the rainbow container 7-11 is a must. Near the Houlong Interchange, there’s a new eye-catching spot — a vibrant container store that’s surprisingly a convenience store. Its striking appearance has drawn visitors to stop specifically for photos.
3. 《Sud Vista Suweila Manor Official Page》
Address: No. 92, Siwan, Tianmei Village, 16 Linyi, Nanzhuang Township, Miaoli (Turn right at 7.6 km on County Road 124B)
Phone: 03 782 3328 *It is recommended to make a reservation before your visit, as only phone bookings are currently accepted

▲ Miaoli’s Suweila Manor has always been a popular check-in spot. (Photo/Screenshot from Sud Vista Suweila Manor official website)
Suweila Manor has long been a popular check-in destination in Miaoli. This dreamy hidden gem nestled in the mountains is incredibly relaxing. In addition to enjoying great food and scenic views, the park now features an extra-long slide, instantly becoming a new highlight. The 75-meter-long forest slide has two tracks — pink and blue — guaranteed to send laughter chasing all your worries away.

▲ Taiwan’s longest pebble slide. (Photo/Sud Vista Suweila Manor)
* September Admission Fees
Weekdays: Regular NT$150 (for those over 120 cm), Concession NT$100 (90–120 cm), Free for under 90 cm
Weekends: Regular NT$200 (for those over 120 cm), Concession NT$150 (90–120 cm), Free for under 90 cm
Admission tickets can be used as a NT$100 discount, one coupon per meal
4. 《Strolling in the Clouds Forest. Kitchen》
Reservation Hotline: 037—879085
Address: No. 22, Banshanxia, Shuangtan Village, Sanyi Township, Miaoli County

▲ A romantic castle kitchen in Sanyi. (Photo/)Mika》provided)
Fans of castles absolutely must not miss "Strolling in the Clouds Forest. Kitchen" in Sanyi. The red-brick red castle stands out even more against the lush greenery around it, and its location in a mountain town often shrouded in clouds adds to the romance. Inside the castle, there are many romantic little touches, such as a Juliet balcony and a double-bird iron sculpture, making it so photogenic you won’t want to leave.

▲A romantic red castle in the forest. (Photo / provided byMika》)
5. "Tongyou Shijie"
Location: No. 166-6, Lane 12, Dongcun, Gongguan Township, Miaoli County
Operating hours: Monday to Thursday 17:00 – 23:00 / Friday: 17:00 – 00:00 / Saturday: 15:00 – 00:00 / Sunday: 15:00 – 23:00

▲Wrap up your day with a million-dollar night view. (Photo / provided by netizen"Perfect Travel Notes") — please do not take photos without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)
If you’re not ready to head home after a full day of sightseeing, go to "Tongyou Shijie" on the mountainside to enjoy the night view. With a 360-degree panoramic view, you can overlook the endless million-dollar night scenery. The park also features several romantic landscapes perfect for couples, and the pure white piano is also a popular photo spot. From sunset to starry night skies, it’s incredibly romantic.

▲The pure white piano is also a hot photo spot. (Photo / provided by netizen"Perfect Travel Notes") — please do not take photos without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)
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