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![[Illustrative] Shuitou Village](/api/images/entities/kinmen-tw-7fbb6eba03e7/hero.webp)
Illustrative Shui-Tou Settlement in Kinmen County is a historic village that preserves intact Min-Nan traditional architecture and overseas-Chinese heritage. The cluster houses signature spaces like De-Yue Tower and the Jin-Shui Story House, and structures its visitor experience around 'family co-touring': puzzle-stops, hand-craft sessions and walking tours let adults and children alike absorb local culture - clothing, writing, food and crafts - through play. The activity is designed in eight stations; completing any five earns a red-turtle-rice cake and souvenir. Ideal for families and school groups wanting a deep dive into Kinmen's historical threads and lived memory.
![[Illustrative] Lanyang Original Gallery](/api/images/entities/yilan-tw-1af2a97b2edd/hero.webp)
Illustrative Lanyang Original Pavilion in Yilan City is a cultural-creative park themed around indigenous culture, repurposed from former Yilan County Government staff dormitories. The grounds house indigenous-style cultural-creative shops, restaurants and cafés, and regularly host holiday markets, suckling-pig roasts and DIY workshops. Admission to the whole venue is free, making it a great stop for families, pets and photo-loving travelers.
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![[Illustrative] Hunter's Kitchen](/api/images/entities/hualien-tw-ab6e835e0787/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Hunter's Kitchen
Lang-Man Café occupies the front row of the Shou-Feng coastline in Hualien, with sweeping Pacific views and a wide-open terrace for a pet-friendly coffee break. The menu leans simple — coffee, light bites, sandwiches, toast and fried snacks — but the photo setups are the draw: an ocean-view swing and the 'Lang-Man Station' sign. Popular with families, couples and dogs unwinding in the sea breeze, the café draws steady crowds, so reservations are recommended.
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![[Illustrative] Rainforest Scone & Coffee](/api/images/entities/hualien-tw-29256c7b5c3d/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Rainforest Scone & Coffee
Hunter's Kitchen at 3, Lane 13, Dong-Xing 2nd Street in Hualien City is a pet-friendly restaurant built around creative international cuisine. Founded by a nineteen-year-old chef, the kitchen blends American, European and Mexican spice palettes across brunch, lunch and dinner menus. The retro-American interior has sofa seating, a tatami corner and a pet zone, so dogs are welcome at the table. Dishes lean healthy at around NT$300 a head, earning the spot strong reviews from locals and travellers — reservations are essential.
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![[Illustrative] Rainforest Scone & Coffee](/api/images/entities/hualien-tw-7bec0ea90139/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Rainforest Scone & Coffee
Rainforest Scone and Coffee is a wood-toned, minimalist pet-friendly café in Hualien City. Around ten flavours of hand-made scones are baked fresh every day, served with house-made clotted cream, English jams, longan honey and other spreads, alongside coffee and other drinks. The spacious, comfortable room has street-view seating and a resident dog named Dumbo who keeps guests company. The fresh tropical-rainforest vibe makes it a relaxed spot to spend a slow afternoon with a four-legged friend.
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![[Illustrative] Doo Coffee](/api/images/entities/miaoli-tw-bf5f28815d0e/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Doo Coffee
Doo Coffee, set in a container-and-glass cabin in the mountains of Gongguan Township, Miaoli County, is a pet-friendly cafe built for views and relaxed afternoons. The menu runs to coffee, light bites, and desserts, with spacious indoor and outdoor seating plus a lawn where dogs and families can play together. Parking is on-site and the cafe is a short 200-meter walk from the lot. The aesthetic leans on mountain scenery and design, ideal for photos, downtime, and afternoon leisure. Two resident French bulldogs keep guests company; a small cleaning fee is charged at entry and pet treats are provided.
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![[Illustrative] GoGo WaterWorld](/api/images/entities/miaoli-tw-25e80e735386/hero.webp)
Illustrative →GoGo WaterWorld
GoGo WaterWorld in Yuanli, Miaoli County, is Taiwan's largest water park built exclusively for pets. The spacious dog pool uses a copper-silver ion sterilization and filtration system to keep the water safe and clean, and over a thousand ping (about 3,300 square meters) of open lawn gives dogs room to run and play. An on-site pet restaurant serves food for both two-legged and four-legged guests. With its friendly atmosphere and well-thought-out facilities, the park is a top pick for dogs and their humans to share relaxed time together, suitable for the whole family.
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![[Illustrative] Kada Strawberry Farm](/api/images/entities/miaoli-tw-67a429a3764c/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Kada Strawberry Farm
Ka-Dali Strawberry Farm in Miaoli's Dahu Township is a pesticide-free, friendly farm run by a second-generation young farmer. Visitors pick their own large, brightly colored strawberries in an open-access field, with no entrance fee, no reservations required, and on-site parking for drivers. The farm is pet-friendly, so four-legged family members can join the picking, making it well-suited for families with children and pets. Certified with a production-and-marketing traceability record, the farm lets visitors enjoy strawberries with full peace of mind, and provides simple seating and board games for relaxed breaks.
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