
▲ The new tea-serving space at WARMiN’ Hills in Nantou. (Photo courtesy of WARMiN’ Hills, the same below.)
Reported by Chen Hanyin / Compiled by HowToTrip
Early summer is the perfect time to escape the heat in the mountains, sit quietly with a few friends, sip tea, and unwind over a cozy afternoon. Nantou’s WARMiN’ Hills, using the local Fengshan District’s pineapple from Baguashan, has introduced classic Taiwanese flavors that visitors can’t get enough of. Recently, it has also redesigned its “Tea Tasting & Serving” space, blending a traditional courtyard house with the natural surroundings, creating a relaxing atmosphere where guests feel like they’re visiting a friend’s home.

▲ The red clay brick walls of WARMiN’ Hills’ Nantou courtyard house exude a nostalgic charm.
Like all WARMiN’ Hills outlets, the Nantou courtyard house features classic elements such as red clay walls built using traditional Baguashan techniques, a low-key yet sturdy solid wood long table, and the iconic Hiroshima chairs designed by renowned Japanese designer Naoto Fukasawa. The new “Tea Tasting & Serving” space showcases a frosted blue-green transparent floor and water-blue gradient walls that rise upward, crafting a rhythmically soothing space that harmonizes with nature. It helps calm the mind and naturally dissipates the summer heat.

▲ The ethereal blue space feels like stepping into an underwater world, instantly cooling you down.

▲ Limited-edition Honey Rich Cake.
The staff will serve you a cup of gently warmed WARMiN’ Hills oolong tea, paired with the limited-edition, aged Honey Rich Cake available only in Nantou—bringing a fresh new look to the brand’s founding site in these mountains. Spend a weekend admiring the scenery on Baguashan, step into the traditional courtyard house of the Tea Tasting & Serving space, savor the delightful simplicity of its desserts, and enjoy a relaxing afternoon.
WARMiN’ Hills Nantou
Address: No. 2, Lane 1100, Fengshan Rd., Fengshan Village, Nantou City, Nantou County (Provincial Hwy 139)
Business Hours: 10:00–18:00
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