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Last updated 2026-09-25 — Where is Taiwan’s largest artificial wetland? The Ao-Ku Wetlands in Dongshi Township, Chiayi County, boast rich scenery and vibrant birdlife, making it a perfect spot for solo travelers and hikers. The Yunlin-Tainan-Kaozhong National Scenic Area Administration is hosting a cycling event on March 6th, combining bird-watching...

Where is Taiwan’s largest artificial wetland? The Ao-Ku Wetlands in Dongshi Township, Chiayi County, boast rich scenery and vibrant birdlife, making it a perfect spot for solo travelers and hikers. The Yunlin-Tainan-Kaozhong National Scenic Area Administration is hosting a cycling event on March 6th, combining bird-watching, gourmet food, health, and creative industries. Participants dressed in rabbit costumes or sporting bunny patterns or accessories will receive a “Happy Rabbit Welcomes Spring” gift bag. Registration is now open with a limit of 500 people—first come, first served. Interested individuals should sign up promptly.

Gain a comprehensive understanding of Taiwan’s wetland ecology through guided tours. (Photo provided by Yunlin-Tainan-Kaozhong National Scenic Area Administration)
In addition to the “100 Rabbits” fundraising campaign, to help the public learn about the birds, industries, and culture of Ao-Ku Wetlands while contributing to charity, six stamp stations have been set up along the 14-kilometer cycling loop around the wetland. By visiting all stations and completing the stamps, participants can receive an exclusive Yunlin-Tainan-Kaozhong pull-out map pen. The first stamp station, led by the Chiayi County Family Service Center, allows participants to donate receipts in exchange for a stamp. The other five stations feature local guides offering Ao-Ku Wetlands insights, fun quizzes, and interactive games to enrich the experience.

The event is free, limited to 500 participants on a first-come, first-served basis. (Photo provided by Yunlin-Tainan-Kaozhong National Scenic Area Administration)
The event also includes a Chiayi gourmet food and souvenir carnival, family-friendly fun challenges, live band performances, a drumming showcase by Dongshi Sanjiang Elementary School, free creative DIY activities with oyster shells, and a hands-on clam-digging experience. Successful registrants will also receive a “Peaceful Salt” blessing bag, bottled water, and one raffle ticket for a chance to win prizes such as bicycles, MP4 players, and cycling jerseys.



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  • Online registration: http://0rz.tw/6agzB

    Yunlin-Tainan-Kaozhong National Scenic Area Administration website: http://www.swcoast-nsa.gov.tw
     



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