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Liyu Lake, Taiwan's largest inland lake in the east, offers a peaceful escape amid mountain scenery. Paddle across tranquil waters, cycle the lakeside path, or simply absorb the natural beauty from shore.

This serene man-made lake mirrors misty mountains and dawn redwood forests, creating a photographer's paradise. Visit in autumn when vibrant foliage transforms the landscape into a kaleidoscope of reflected colors.

Taiwan's only golden clam breeding site offers hands-on digging in designated ponds. Enjoy your fresh catches at the on-site restaurant in this serene, family-run aquafarm established in 1971.

Henan Temple combines minimalist architecture with Buddhist teachings through modern art in a coastal setting. Explore to find Mongolian yurts and a 15-meter Guanyin statue with spectacular Pacific Ocean views.

This tranquil wetland park showcases Taiwan's diverse ecosystem with wooden walkways winding through lush habitats. Visitors can observe water birds or simply enjoy the serene natural setting.

This archaeological museum showcases Taiwan's prehistoric jade culture and ancient artifacts. Explore interactive exhibits replicating archaeological workspaces and view the impressive millennium-old stone trough.

The Hai'an Shanmai runs parallel to Taiwan's Pacific coast, offering hikers rugged terrain and diverse ecosystems. Trek through mountain trails for panoramic ocean views, then combine with nearby beach relaxation.

This hobbit-inspired café in Taiwan's Hualien County enchants with its storybook architecture and mountain backdrop. Savor a beverage while surrounded by whimsical design elements that transport you to Middle-earth.