By MOOK Traveler Christopher | Compiled Report
Taiwan has many beautiful attractions, and there are also countless lesser-known stunning hidden gems. The reservoirs and dams across Taiwan are actually home to rich ecological landscapes. Well-known reservoir sights such as Shimen Reservoir and Feitsui Reservoir are widely recognized. This time, we’re introducing some lesser-known secret reservoir spots. Though they may not be as grand and majestic as Shimen Reservoir, the beauty they hold is in no way inferior. Recommended for travelers who enjoy domestic trips and exploration, why not embark on a deep journey into nature?
The Junghua Dam is located on the upper reaches of the Dahan River in Fuxing District, Taoyuan City. Its primary functions are flood control and intercepting sediments from the Dahan River to prevent excessive silt buildup in Shimen Reservoir. (Image source / Wikipedia)
Taoyuan City – Junghua Dam
Although the Junghua Dam is just a sediment retention dam, it is a double-curvature variable-thickness concrete arch dam and is one of only four arch dams in Taiwan. (Image source / Wikipedia)
Miaoli County – Liyu Lake Reservoir
Miaoli’s Liyu Lake Reservoir resembles a scene from Jurassic World. (Image source / Wikipedia)
Miaoli County – Mingde Reservoir
Mingde Reservoir covers a water surface area of 200 hectares with clear waters and features three islands — Rixin, Yuanyang, and Haitang — that are truly captivating. (Photo provided / IG: chien_61)
Mingde Reservoir boasts abundant ecological resources and picturesque mountain-water scenery, making it perfect for a lake-looping journey. (Image source / Toucheng Township Office)
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