By MOOK Scenic Spots / Reported and compiled by Christopher
European-style homestays are becoming increasingly common in Taiwan. Many buildings featuring castle and countryside aesthetics have gradually appeared in remote areas or attractions embraced by nature. With the development of transportation and the internet, these hidden homestays are also slowly being discovered. Located within the Chunyun Farm in Puli, Nantou, Shuishui Chunyun stands out for its unique setting in the middle of the water—it is a homestay built around water. Staying at Shuishui Chunyun feels like stepping into a dreamy European countryside scene, with clear lake water, surrounded by a forest of bald cypress trees, and spacious, bright interior design. It’s perfect for visitors looking to enjoy a carefree rural life or even stay for an extended period.
Panoramic lake view of Shuishui Chunyun (Image source: Shuishui Chunyun)
Magenta trumpet tree at Shuishui Chunyun (Image source: Shuishui Chunyun)
Daytime reflection of Shuishui Chunyun in the water (Image source: Shuishui Chunyun)
New building of Shuishui Chunyun homestay (Image source: Shuishui Chunyun)
Shuishui Chunyun has been newly constructed as a green building. It uses the temperature of natural spring water (22 to 24 degrees Celsius), transmitted through reinforced concrete, to maintain an indoor temperature of around 18 to 24 degrees year-round. This provides guests with a spring-like feeling in all seasons and allows them to enjoy a rural experience of coexisting with nature and living a green energy lifestyle.
Colorful night scene at Shuishui Chunyun (Image source: Shuishui Chunyun)
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