
▲Ancient Thai stilt houses lit up at night take on an even more mysterious aura. (Photo / Reposted fromThai Stilt HousesFan Page)
Reported by Guo Xuanxuan / Compiled by HowToTrip
No need to hop on a plane to experience “Thai” vibes—majestic ancient Thai architecture can be seen right here in Taiwan. The grand stilt house structures stand within a over 1,000-ping estate in Pingtung, surrounded by numerous Thai carvings. Pavilions, thatched huts, and garden landscapes all exude a strong Southeast Asian flavor, bringing an exotic touch to southern Taiwan.

▲This beautifully lit mini Thailand attracts many visitors. (Photo / IG@yinnn.kuoProvided. Please do not repost without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

▲A must-photograph Thai gesture: the “wai” with palms pressed together. (Photo / IG@tunnie.ythProvided. Please do not repost without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)
The stilt houses are modeled after those once inhabited by royalty and nobility a century ago, constructed from various hardwoods such as teak, beech, and rosewood. Their brick-red hue enhances their traditional charm. The classic thatched huts offer a cozy spot to sit on the floor. The estate features richly designed gardens, with the “Mekong River” flowing through it. Stroll along the cobblestone paths surrounded by lush greenery, and when night falls, the warm lighting creates a particularly romantic atmosphere.

▲Walking along the stone path feels like stepping into a Southeast Asian jungle. (Photo / Reposted fromThai Stilt Houses Fan Page)
The estate also offers Thai cuisine to satisfy visitors’ taste buds. The venue has specially invited Thai chefs to oversee the kitchen, combining imported spices with local ingredients to cater to Taiwanese palates. Why not gather some friends and immerse yourselves in this little Thailand in southern Taiwan, explore traditional Thai architecture, and enjoy a vacation-like tropical ambiance?
Pingtung Thai Stilt Houses
Address: No. 306, Fufeng Rd., Futian Village, Neipu Township, Pingtung County
Business Hours: 14:00–22:00
Phone: 08 778 8819
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