Puli Holidays

Nantou County's largest night market boasts 550+ vendors selling local delicacies and exotic snacks. Charitable stalls support earthquake victims while children enjoy inflatable castles in this vibrant evening destination.

Chung Tai Chan Monastery blends traditional Chinese and modern architecture while housing an impressive collection of Buddhist art. Explore grand halls with intricate carvings and find serenity in the meditation gardens.

Encircled by verdant mountains, Liyu Lake offers a peaceful escape with scenic cycling paths and tranquil waters. Rent a kayak to explore the lake or enjoy the cherry blossoms that frame the shoreline in spring.

BaoHu Temple honours the earth goddess with its striking green-tiled roof and five ornate halls. Climb to its elevated position for breathtaking views of Puli's lush mountain landscapes.

This architectural marvel features 58 paper tube columns and was relocated from Japan to Taiwan as a symbol of resilience. Explore its illuminated structure at dusk, then unwind in the surrounding eco-gardens.

This stone marker indicates Taiwan's exact geographical midpoint, nestled in Puli Township's lush landscape. Climb the serene stairway for a contemplative moment at this significant yet understated national landmark.

Taiwan's first Wine Culture Museum showcases the century-old tradition of Shaoxing wine production using Puli's spring water. Sample unique Shaoxing ice cream and rice cakes while exploring the free exhibits.

This eco-village rose from earthquake ruins to become a model for sustainable tourism in Taiwan. Explore bamboo forests with local guides who reveal the area's remarkable biodiversity and traditional crafts.