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Last updated 2026-09-25 — Miaoli boasts not only the coastal attraction of Good Hope Cape and the dreamy garden scenery of its mountain town, but also the Lianchi Reservoir located at the southern end of Miaoli, which is surrounded by many worthwhile sites. Below are five stunning attractions around Lianchi Reservoir that visitors can even explore on a one- to two-day trip...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

Miaoli boasts not only the coastal attraction of Good Hope Cape and the dreamy garden scenery of its mountain town, but also the Lianchi Reservoir located at the southern end of Miaoli, which is surrounded by many worthwhile sites. Below are five stunning attractions around Lianchi Reservoir that visitors can even explore on a one- to two-day trip,

Yunjing Lake (Photo / Yunjing Lake Landscape Restaurant & Homestay)

1. Yunjing Lake Landscape Restaurant & Homestay

Yunjing Lake Landscape Restaurant & Homestay (Photo / shih_0523)

Yunjing Lake Landscape Restaurant & Homestay not only offers breathtaking lake views, but also features a romantic outdoor landscape. It is a stay resort that combines aromatherapy, gourmet dining, and scenic beauty. The property boasts an infinity pool adorned with a pure white piano and dining seats. The exceptional view connects the mountains, lake, and pool in one seamless line, creating a fairy-tale-like atmosphere.

Yunjing Lake Landscape Restaurant & Homestay (Photo / shih_0523)

2. Sawtooth Weir
The Sawtooth Weir at Lianchi Reservoir is the only sawtooth-shaped spillway in Taiwan. Due to the limited width of the original reservoir terrain, it was designed with a wide-spill flood discharge channel to manage overflow. Built in a narrow sawtooth shape, its straight-line equivalent has the same discharge cross-section, thus overcoming the topographical constraints. Its unique structure has attracted many photography enthusiasts.

Sawtooth Weir (Photo / chenghualin)

3. Neishe River Iron Bridge
The Neishe River Iron Bridge on the Old Mountain Line has recently become a viral hot spot for photography. Its steel truss structure is similar to that of the Longteng Broken Bridge. After being severely twisted and deformed by an earthquake disaster, it became unusable for traffic and is now preserved as a historical relic.

Historical View of Neishe River Iron Bridge (Photo / Cultural Heritage Administration, Ministry of Culture)

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