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A Low-Carbon Cycling Light Trip: One-Day Tour of Yunlin’s Four Major Attractions

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — As a county built on agriculture and spanning 20 townships, Yunlin has always taken pride in its naturally simple rural scenery and uniquely rich agricultural produce. But how can you truly experience the essence of Yunlin? Rush...

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As a county built on agriculture and spanning 20 townships, Yunlin has always taken pride in its naturally simple rural scenery and uniquely rich agricultural produce. But how can you truly experience the essence of Yunlin? Hurry and join Adventure King on a low-carbon cycling light trip—from Sihlu in the north to Mailiao along the coast—wandering through four townships in Yunlin and enjoying the beauty of Yunlin at a speed of 20 kilometers per hour!

Low-carbon tourism is an emerging travel style promoted in Taiwan in recent years. (Image provided by Vidol)

The first stop of this light cycling trip is Sihlu Town, famous for its soy sauce, rice, and Sihlu Bridge, where you can experience the traditional method of soy sauce making.

Chen Yuanhe Soy Sauce Factory, with a history of over 120 years, insists on brewing the purest soy sauce using traditional methods. (Image provided by Vidol)

Only through the natural fermentation of black beans can the inherent bean aroma and character of soy sauce be fully preserved. (Image provided by Vidol)

Starting from Sihlu Bridge, cycle along the way to take in the beautiful scenery of Yunlin. Adventure King arrives at the Er’nsi Village Railway Culture 3D Mural Village, once a sugarcane transfer station for the sugar factory. Local artists have combined murals with the local railway culture, using 3D painting techniques to create a popular photo spot in Yunlin!

The striking red Sihlu Bridge spans the Zhuoshui River and is the most iconic landmark of Sihlu. (Image provided by Vidol)

The Er’nsi Village Railway Culture 3D Mural Village was once a sugarcane transfer station for the sugar factory. (Image provided by Vidol)

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