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It feels like stepping into an art gallery — Miaoli’s “Tongluo Tea Factory” has become a new hotspot for the trendy crowd!

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — Miaoli has gained yet another trendy attraction!

The “Tongluo Tea Factory,” nestled on the mountainside of Jiuhua Mountain, features an intimate yet refined interior space that showcases a variety of high-quality utensils. With the clever combination of color schemes and lighting, it resembles a small art gallery.@yoj_leeThe outdoor scenery is equally breathtaking — an infinity pool and tea fields create a picturesque landscape reminiscent of traditional Chinese ink paintings. When captured alongside the scene of northbound and southbound trains crossing paths, the moment becomes even more extraordinary.

By reporter Cao Yuehua / Comprehensive report

Miaoli has gained yet another trendy attraction!The “Tongluo Tea Factory”, nestled on the mountainside of Jiuhua Mountain, features an intimate yet refined interior space that showcases a variety of high-quality utensils. With the clever combination of color schemes and lighting, it resembles a small art gallery.The outdoor scenery is equally breathtaking — an infinity pool and tea fields create a picturesque landscape reminiscent of traditional Chinese ink paintings. When captured alongside the scene of northbound and southbound trains crossing paths, the moment becomes even more extraordinary.In addition to the must-photograph “signature tea wall,” every corner of the venue has its own unique charm. This serene ambiance has made the Tongluo Tea Factory a popular landmark in less than a year since its opening!

▲ Opened just last July, the Tongluo Tea Factory is a multifunctional leisure complex where visitors can take great photos while also learning about tea culture or even trying their hand at tea making. (Photo/IG@boo_boo_197Provided. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

The Taoyuan-Hsinchu-Miaoli area has long been a hub for renowned Hakka teas, and the Tongluo Tea Factory, located near the Tongke Bridge in Miaoli County, is one of its representatives. Officially launched last July, it joins other tourist tea factories under Taiwan Agricultural Products Marketing Corporation, such as the Riyue Old Tea Factory and Daxi Old Tea Factory.Positioned as the latest tourist tea factory developed by Taiwan Agricultural Products Marketing Corporation, it is a multifunctional leisure complex. In addition to self-production and sales, the site offers guided experiences such as tea-making culture tours and DIY tea-picking activitiesfor visitors, blending education with entertainment to integrate tea culture into daily life rather than leaving it as mere textbook material.

▲ The factory area is designed with the philosophy of “simplicity is beauty.” (Photo/IG@ninenine0216Provided. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

To challenge the notion that tea tasting is only for the elderly, the factory has attracted a new generation of young people and related cultural industries. The resulting synergy has infused fresh energy into this traditional tea factory, transforming tea drinking into a fashionable lifestyle.

▲ The consistent use of calm tones and tasteful arrangements gives visitors the illusion of strolling through an art gallery. (Photo/IG@chuuevaaProvided. The same applies to the following images. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

▲ In addition to displaying tea-related utensils, the space also features occasional installations as decorative highlights.

The layout of the factory area is designed to avoid overcrowding. It exhibits a variety of vintage tools and tea varieties, presented in a premium, artistic style that breaks away from the conventional, somewhat tacky approach of typical tourist factories. Many paintings and installations adorn the walls, infusing the venue with a strong artistic atmosphere. The overall muted color scheme of the factory, when combined with sunlight streaming through large floor-to-ceiling windows and the surrounding aroma of tea, evokes a deep sense of happiness.

▲ The infinity pool and pastoral scenery are truly stunning.

One of the must-photo spots in the factory area is the “tea wall,” where neatly arranged tea tins form a harmonious display that perfectly showcases local premium teas — a highly photogenic feature. Beyond the eye-catching wall design, the “infinity pool” is another highlight. Paired with the surrounding tea field scenery and the view of verdant mountains in the distance, it offers a truly relaxing experience.

▲ From the viewing platform, you can enjoy and gaze at the mountain views in the distance. (Photo/IG@sandychang_Provided. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

There is also a "Tongluo Tea Factory Bus Stop" on the corridor of Tongluo Tea Factory, located between Tongluo and Sanyi train stations. Although you can no longer board trains here, you can witness northbound and southbound trains crossing paths from the viewing platform. The park has also thoughtfully displayed the train schedule for railway enthusiasts to reference.

▲ After your visit, you can enjoy some tea snacks paired with the scenic view outside. (Photo/IG@ul6wu6,@emily940303provided. Please do not take unauthorized photos to avoid copyright infringement.)

The tea factory offers free tea tasting daily. Visitors who enjoy it can purchase tea, and guided tours are available at 11:00 and 14:00. There are also five free film screenings throughout the day.

If you're looking for a tranquil environment to soothe your mind and body, consider Tongluo Tea Factory. Its unique scenery and the lingering aroma of tea will warm both your taste buds and your soul.


Tongluo Tea Factory
Address: No. 132-16, Jiuhu Village, Tongluo Township, Miaoli County
Phone: 03 798 7358
Business Hours: Weekdays 10:00–17:00, extended to 17:30 on weekends and public holidays
Admission: Free

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