By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Once dubbed by netizens as Taiwan’s most unenjoyable county/city, Yunlin now boasts many worthwhile attractions. There are quite a few IG check-in hotspots located in Yunlin. Below we’ve compiled six great spots. Next time you’re in Yunlin, why not plan a one-day photo tour?
Xiluo Bridge Flower Sea (Photo provided by yoyoirisyo)
1. Xiluo Bridge
The Xiluo Township Office in Yunlin County has created a spectacular 10-hectare flower sea on the east side of Xiluo Bridge. The colorful cosmos flowers contrast beautifully with the red-hued Xiluo Bridge, making for an unforgettable sight.
Location: End of Daqiao Road, Xiluo Township, Yunlin County
By car: Take National Freeway No. 1 to the Xiluo Interchange, then head north along Provincial Highway No. 1, continue onto Datong Road and Daqiao Road to reach Xiluo Bridge. The total distance is about 3 km.
Public transport: Take the TRA to Douliu Station, then transfer to Ritong Bus (bound for Liqing) and get off at First Bank Station.
Beigang Sky Bridge (Photo provided by milu750927)
2. Beigang Sky Bridge
The aerial walkway of Beigang Sky Bridge is highly eye-catching, and the bridge itself is designed to international architectural standards with a very modern look. This area was originally part of the Taisugar railway line used for transporting sugarcane. Walking across the Sky Bridge offers clear views of the Beigang River.
Route: The Sky Bridge starts from the restored Taisugar railway iron bridge by the Beigang River, crossing flood control roads, Yimin Road, and Wenhua Road, and finally connecting to Datong Road.
Beigang Sky Bridge (Photo provided by milu750927)
3. i, Wu Retention Basin
Yunlin’s “i, Wu Retention Basin” has recently been praised by netizens as Taiwan’s second Sun Moon Lake. Though it’s not a well-known spot and doesn’t get crowded, it features stunning lake scenery that rivals that of Sun Moon Lake. The shimmering water and tranquil atmosphere make it a place hard to leave.
Location: Kouhu Township, Yunlin County, Coordinates: 23.541466, 120.173306
i, Wu Retention Basin (Photo provided by chen.man.tou)
i, Wu Retention Basin (Photo provided by chen.man.tou)
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