New Pet Paradise Launched: Taiwan's First Colorful Pipe Villa
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Travelers who love to explore with their furry friends now have a new park to choose from. The Right-Bottom Quadrangle Village in Nantou has officially opened recently as a pet-themed amusement park, covering an area of 3,200 pyeong, featuring vast lawns, a variety of interactive play facilities, a dedicated pool, a communal dining restaurant, and rainbow pipe houses where owners and pets can stay together. This pet-themed pipe villa is the first of its kind in Taiwan. In addition, the park also features many heartwarming installations and murals, making it an ideal grassland for families and pets to enjoy outdoor fun.
The colorful gradient pipe houses at Right-Bottom Quadrangle Village allow owners and pets to stay together (Image source / Right-Bottom Quadrangle Village)
Right-Bottom Quadrangle Village is a pet-themed amusement park covering an area of 3,200 pyeong (Image source / Right-Bottom Quadrangle Village)
The dedicated pool at Right-Bottom Quadrangle Village (Image source / Right-Bottom Quadrangle Village)
Various interactive play facilities at Right-Bottom Quadrangle Village (Image source / Right-Bottom Quadrangle Village)
Various interactive play facilities at Right-Bottom Quadrangle Village (Image source / Right-Bottom Quadrangle Village)
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