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More Fun on Rainy Days: Six Must-Visit Attractions in Yilan

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 101 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — A rare holiday calls for a trip to Yilan, but your carefully planned itinerary might easily be ruined by bad weather. Fortunately, there are plenty of fun indoor attractions in Yilan worth exploring. The editorial team has handpicked six top spots that can serve as great alternatives for rainy days—but no matter the weather, these are all fantastic places you shouldn’t miss.

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

 

A rare holiday calls for a trip to Yilan, but your carefully planned itinerary might easily be ruined by bad weather. Fortunately, there are plenty of fun indoor attractions in Yilan worth exploring. The editorial team has handpicked six top spots that can serve as great alternatives for rainy days—but no matter the weather, these are all fantastic places you shouldn’t miss.

 

1. Lanyang Museum

 

Designed with a geometric form inspired by a monadnock, Lanyang Museum boasts a highly distinctive exterior. (Image provided by Northeast Coast & Yilan Coast National Scenic Area)

With its striking architectural design, Lanyang Museum resembles something emerging from the earth and blending seamlessly into the landscape. Inside, visitors can explore the rich historical and cultural heritage of the Yilan region.

 

2. Happiness Transfer Station

Indoors, you’ll find an adorable black dog-shaped ball pit and an exciting VR virtual reality experience. (Image source: Yilan Happiness Transfer Station)

Co-created by Yilan County Government and the Jimmy Liao team, the “Happiness Transfer Station” in Yilan is themed around Jimmy Liao’s picture books. Outdoors, there are installations like an elephant slide and a giraffe lookout tower, while indoors you can enjoy a cute black dog ball pit and thrilling VR experiences, immersing yourself in the whimsical world of Jimmy Liao's stories.

 

3. Jiaoxi Hot Springs

Jiaoxi Hot Springs offer a complete release for both body and soul. (Image source: Jiaoxi Laiyo Hotel)

Jiaoxi Hot Springs are classified as sodium bicarbonate springs—clear, odorless, and leaving your skin smooth and non-greasy after bathing. Rich in minerals, they’re perfect for soaking year-round. Within a 2 km radius of Jiaoxi Railway Station, there are nearly 100 hotels, inns, and bathhouses, creating the unique atmosphere of a hot spring town.

 

4. Lego Ark Museum

The Lego Ark Museum showcases a variety of charming Lego creations. (Image source: Lego Museum)

Asia’s first Lego museum, the Lego Ark allows visitors to use their admission ticket to make three DIY Lego creations and redeem a drink. Enjoy the fun of building with Lego and surround yourself with an immersive world of Lego art during your visit.

 

 

 

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