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Illustrative Zhunan Shishan Family Park is located at No. 39-45, Zhenru Road, Zhunan Township, Miaoli County, a free family park. The grounds feature a Huoyanshan-shaped seven-color slide as the main visual highlight, combined with a large sand pit, mushroom house, nest swing, spinning disc, climbing wall, and splash pool, giving children plenty of space to run, splash, and explore. The park has family restrooms and a large free parking lot with convenient transportation, suitable for family day trips or school outdoor education.
Illustrative Five Yuan Two Jiao is in Caoling, Gukeng Township, Yunlin County, at an elevation of about 1,600 metres, a natural landscape wrapped in Moso bamboo forest. The grounds are dotted with bamboo-woven pavilions; the cumulative count of their corners gave the spot its name 'five yuan and two jiao', and the scene evokes a hidden-away atmosphere reminiscent of Kyoto's Arashiyama. Summer temperatures run low, making it ideal for escaping the heat, walking and photo ops, and it connects with the neighbouring Wood Horse Old Trail and Yunlingzhi Hill trails, well-suited to a one-day hiking itinerary.
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Illustrative →Youshuiju Creative Kitchen
You Shui Ju Creative Bistro at No. 31-6 Tao Mi Lane in Pu Li Township, Nantou County, sits beside Tao Mi Water Park. The frog-themed restaurant combines local ingredients into inventive Chinese set meals and quick meals, with dishes such as oil-confit pork, scallion egg, clam and loofah, and orange-glazed ribs at roughly NT$400 per person. The grounds feature a spacious garden with a wide lawn and swings, suited to families, pets, and friend gatherings, and a popular check-in spot for photos.
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Illustrative →Lin Family Charcoal Lamb Hotpot
Lin Jia Charcoal Lamb Hotpot at No. 239, Section 1, Zhong Shan Road in Pu Li Township, Nantou County, is a pet-friendly charcoal lamb hotpot shop. The kitchen slow-simmers each clay pot over real charcoal using Australian young lamb for tender meat and a clear, lightly herbal broth, with free broth refills. Hours run 4:30 PM to 10:30 PM, and the storefront parks three to four cars with a small outdoor seating area. Ideal for warming up in cold weather while bringing the family dog along.
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Illustrative →Fenghua Taiyi Resort Village
Feng Hua Tai Yi Resort in Pu Li, Nantou County, is a four-star vacation park blending ecological leisure with European-garden themes. The grounds hold more than forty thousand ping of gardens and lawns, where visitors enjoy seasonal flowers, water play, DIY fruit picking, and rooms with private balconies and soaking tubs, all family and pet friendly. The comfortable lodging offers diverse room types for families, couples, and dogs alike, allowing guests to enjoy leisurely holidays amid nature and gardens.
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Illustrative →Qingjing Diannan Flavor Restaurant
Cing Jing Dian Zhi Nan Zu Flavored Restaurant at No. 50-1 Xin Yi Lane, Ren Ai Township, Nantou County, is a pet-friendly restaurant specializing in Dai cuisine. Pricing centers on roughly NT$450, with recommended dishes including sour-bamboo fish soup and moon shrimp cake. Dogs are welcome, making it well suited to family and pet trips, and the environment is ideal for photos and resting.
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Illustrative →Hutoushan
Hu Tou Mountain in Pu Li, Nantou County, is a vantage point overlooking Pu Li town and the surrounding mountains. The summit hosts the Hu Xiao Mountain Mist restaurant (formerly Hu Xiao Manor), serving set meals, noodles, waffles, fried snacks, cakes, and drinks, with pet-friendly grounds where dogs can run freely on the lawn and indoor seating for leashed or stroller-bound dogs. Admission is free, making it ideal for families, couples, and dogs to enjoy night views and natural ambience together.
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Illustrative →Guanyin Waterfall
Guanyin Waterfall in Zhu Qi Township, Chiayi County, is a natural attraction known for a majestic waterfall and forest trail. The falls split into upper and lower tiers, with multiple observation decks that bring visitors close to the rushing water and valley views. The trail is mostly gentle with some stair sections, suited to light hikers. A Guanyin temple on site adds cultural ambience. Although the scenery is stunning, pets are not allowed to protect the ecological environment. Admission requires a ticket, with complete facilities and signage, suited to a half-day or full-day light trip.
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