New Ways to Enjoy Yilan Farms & Wineries – Earn Points with Dianyi Ponta for Travel Rewards

Consumer Center / Taipei Report

Haven’t used up your annual leave yet? Dubbed Taipei’s backyard garden, Yilan is a great weekend getaway—just over an hour’s drive from Taipei. Whether for a two-day-one-night trip or a same-day round trip, it’s easy to go on a whim with no pressure. Compared to overseas trips, visiting Yilan is much more budget-friendly, and with Dianyi Ponta’s point accumulation program, you can earn points while you play. With a variety of fun attractions such as farm visits, rural life experiences, winery tours, scenic views, fruit picking, and DIY wine-making, there are plenty of exciting activities waiting for you to explore.

▲ Tucheng Leisure Farm boasts vast grounds and beautiful scenery. Dianyi Ponta members earn 1 point for every NT$10 spent, with 25 points redeemable for NT$1. (Photo provided by the operator)

Farm Stay Trips Loved by Families – Fun All Day at One Destination

Many people avoid traveling because it’s exhausting—planning the itinerary, driving or taking buses, searching for parking—it often ends up more stressful than work. After a long year, why not give yourself a relaxing holiday at the end of the year? Try planning an in-depth trip to one destination. With less travel fatigue and more time immersed in nature, you’ll not only truly rest your mind but also rejuvenate your body through activity. For a fixed-location trip, start with a farm stay. Tucheng Leisure Farm spans over 100 hectares of expansive land, offering an authentic mountain forest ecosystem experience. The accommodation comes with various package options that vary by season and preference, such as whale-watching tours, wine-scented journeys, midsummer night carnivals, environmental education programs, and enriching two-day-one-night farm stays… Perfect for family outings. The farm also offers all-you-can-eat self-service lunch, featuring authentic Yilan traditional snacks and organic ingredients carefully selected by the vendors, plus nostalgic and fun DIY toy-making experiences. Let you escape the hustle and bustle, relax your mood, and fully enjoy parent-child bonding.

▲ “Hidden Wine Manor” lets you enjoy the scenery, pick fruit, DIY wine, and taste wine—a carefree two-day weekend escape. (Photo provided by the operator)

Explore Fine Wines & Cuisine – The Intoxicating Wine Aroma of YilanTrip

For those who prefer cultural and intellectual travel, consider a relaxing, insightful wine-scented mini-trip. Recommended is the “Hidden Wine Manor,” not far from Tucheng Leisure Farm. The orchard is filled with the fragrance of fruit, presenting different views with the changing seasons. At the Hidden Wine Manor, you can admire the scenery, taste wine, pick fruit, sample fresh produce, and even DIY your own wine—immersing yourself in Taiwan’s traditional winemaking atmosphere. For those of us in the digital age, it’s a chance to forget worries, indulge in nostalgia, and embark on a poetic journey through Eastern and Western wine cultures, getting lost in the uniquely charming ambiance of the winery.

▲ “Hidden Wine Manor” lets you enjoy the scenery, pick fruit, DIY wine, and taste wine—a carefree two-day weekend escape. (Photo provided by the operator)

Don’t forget proper car maintenance before your trip for safety. Naitu Nai Auto Repair & Maintenance Center is also a Dianyi Ponta affiliated merchant, with a total of 19 directly operated and franchised stores across Taiwan, distributed in Taipei City, New Taipei City, and Taoyuan County/City. There are 3 stores in Taipei City, 12 in New Taipei City, and 4 in Taoyuan County/City. You can choose the nearest directly operated store based on your location for service. In this era of the “points economy,” whether shopping online, at department stores, or even buying tea eggs at convenience stores, consumers always remember to swipe their cards to accumulate points.Dianyi Ponta members earn 1 point for every NT$10 spent, with 25 points redeemable for NT$1, integrating Dianyi Ponta into your daily life—food, clothing, housing, transportation, education, and entertainment—creating a convenient and thoughtful points-based lifestyle circle.