A Dreamy Fairytale Homestay Surrounded by Fireflies at Their Peak
By MOOK Scenic Spots · Reported by Christopher
Every year from March to May is the firefly season across most regions of Taiwan. The grasslands and forests sparkle like a dream, offering a serene environment for the soul. In addition to the popular firefly viewing spots, Taiwan also has many lesser-known firefly sanctuaries. Located in Miaoli, the homestay Yan Chuan shines with countless fireflies lighting up the night sky from April to May — an incredibly healing experience.
Miaoli Homestay Yan Chuan, where fireflies light up the mountains and valleys during the season (Photo credit: Miaoli Homestay Yan Chuan)
At Yan Chuan, step outside your room from April to May during the firefly season to be greeted by a sky full of glowing fireflies (Photo credit: Miaoli Homestay Yan Chuan)
Yan Chuan’s unique natural environment makes it a favorite spot for fireflies (Photo credit: Miaoli Homestay Yan Chuan)
Yan Chuan is home to fireflies from late March to mid-October each year (Photo credit: Miaoli Homestay Yan Chuan)
Aside from its ten hectares of forested trails, Yan Chuan also offers water play facilities like a spa, DIY painting activities, fairytale-themed rooms, and international cuisine. Visitors can enjoy a full day of fun no matter the season, making it an ideal destination for getting close to nature.
Yan Chuan features ten hectares of forested trails to explore and water play facilities such as a spa (Photo credit: Miaoli Homestay Yan Chuan)
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