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Eye-catching floating wooden cabins – A Nanyang-style resort homestay in Yilan

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — Yilan is home to many homestays with exotic charm, ranging from European-style castles and manors to a Nanyang-style wooden cabin homestay located in Dongshan Township. From afar, it looks like a rainbow building seemingly floating above the fields – a dreamy escape far from the hustle and bustle...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

Yilan is home to many homestays with exotic charm, ranging from European-style castles and manors to a Nanyang-style wooden cabin homestay located in Dongshan Township. From afar, it looks like a rainbow building seemingly floating above the fields – a dreamy escape far from the hustle and bustle.

Elevated wooden cabin in Yilan (Photo provided by han__816)

The Yilan Kite Wooden Cabin is situated near the Dongshan Water Park on a piece of wetland covering 6,600 pyeong. Each cabin features an attic design, and the wooden structure fills the interior with a cozy atmosphere. Outside, there are lotus ponds aplenty, along with pools, fields, and a row of stilted wooden cabins, creating the illusion of being in a Southeast Asian country.

The elevated cabin is full of rich Nanyang-style charm (Photo provided by han__816)

Beautiful lotus pond view outside the homestay (Photo: Yilan Kite Wooden Cabin, the same below)

The homestay’s sharply triangular green-tiled colorful wooden cabins are scattered across the fields, resembling kites ready to take off. Inside, there are no beam structures; instead, the cleverly designed inverted-V roofs support the small attics. The homestay offers three types of cabins: standalone water cabins, connected land cabins, and elevated linked cabins.

Land cabin (Photo provided by han__816)

Standalone water cabin (Photo provided by han__816)

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