Rivaling New Zealand’s vast grasslands — Chulu Ranch, the largest of its kind in the country

Text by / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

Endless stretches of open grassland, dotted with herds of dairy cows and horses — New Zealand’s expansive ranches are always a breath of fresh air, sparking greater appreciation for animals and the crafts behind their related products. Now, you don’t have to go all the way to New Zealand to enjoy such views. Located in Taitung County, Chulu Ranch is not only the largest sloped pasture in Taiwan, but also the oldest large-scale tourist ranch in the region. Its lush, expansive meadows exude an exotic charm, making it a favorite spot for both children and adults, as well as photography enthusiasts.

In addition to strolling across the vast pastures, the ranch features various designated areas including grazing zones, hay-rolling areas, feeding zones, and forest bathing trails. There is also a restaurant and a product sales area where visitors can enjoy small steamed buns made with Chulu fresh milk at the restaurant, while the product area offers a variety of Chulu fresh milk flavors and other related dairy products for purchase.