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Chifa Mazu Temple in Huwei Township, Yunlin County, is Taiwan's first Mazu temple to stop burning joss paper, blending religion, culture and natural landscape. The architecture is classically elegant, with bridges over flowing water, stone-carved Mazu gardens and a comb-and-mirror tower garden in the courtyard, set on well-kept paths ideal for a family stroll and worship. The temple opens only from the first to the fourth day of the Lunar New Year, when visitors can admire stone carvings, take part in the spring-welcoming blessing festival, and feel the deep local faith and eco-friendly ethos.

Douliou Humanities Water Park in Douliou City, Yunlin County, covers about 3 hectares, combining a dry detention basin with an open lawn for everyday walking, picnics and events, while turning into a stormwater basin on rainy days. The park features 23 free children's water-play installations, including spray columns, rainbow tunnels, mushroom showers and tipping buckets, plus changing rooms, washing facilities and a large car park. It serves as both a flood-prevention space in the rainy season and a summer cooling spot, linking with the neighbouring Pengshu Forest Park to form a complete family recreation corridor.

Pengshu Forest Park in Douliou City, Yunlin County, was formed by merging the original Douliou Environmental Park and Douliou Sports Park into a free squirrel-themed family park. The grounds feature acorn-shaped slides, a Golden Pumpkin Squirrel Playground, a fountain splash pool and wide lawns, offering a variety of play equipment and spaces for ecological observation. Weekends often host the Pengshu Market and family activities, blending leisure, education and ecological experiences for visitors of all ages to run around and stroll.

Huwei 632 Highland Park in Huwei Township, Yunlin County, is a Hu-Yeh (Tiger Lord) themed inclusive family park covering about 1.5 hectares and free to enter. The grounds are split into three zones: a Tiger Lord themed play tower and balance-bike track, the 632 Jungle Water Park, and a multifunction water-play area. The play tower comes with a 10-metre Q-version Tiger Lord slide, swings and varied terrazzo slides suited to children of different ages, while the water park offers mist, jungle channels, water curtains, waterfalls and floor jets, with a continuously flowing play pool and water-gun zone in summer for a cooling aquatic experience. Flat paths are ideal for family strolls, surrounded by greenery and well kept, with rinsing facilities and clean restrooms. Driving is recommended, with free on-site parking; public transport travellers can take the TRA to Douliou Station and then a taxi. Overall, the park is a multi-functional family leisure space combining nature, play and water, well-suited to weekend picnics, photos and letting kids burn off energy.

Hu-Yeh Jungle Water Park sits within the 632 Highland Park in Huwei Township, Yunlin County, a free family park that blends land and water play. The grounds feature a Tiger Lord theme, with a 10-metre Tiger Lord slide, climbing frames, a painted balance-bike track for kids, and jungle-themed water installations like mist jets, water channels, fountains and waterfalls — a perfect summer cool-down spot. Free parking, restrooms, changing and rinse areas are provided, along with a lawn picnic space for families to rest. The park opens on weekends from May to September, 10:00 to 16:00, with free year-round entry, making it one of Yunlin's most popular free summer escapes for families.

Huwei 632 Highland Park in Huwei Township, Yunlin County, is a Tiger Lord themed inclusive family park that blends forest trails with a jungle water park. The grounds are well equipped, with flat trails, swings, Tiger Lord shaped slides, a 10-metre Q-version Tiger Lord slide, jungle-themed mist jets, water channels, water curtains and fountains, plus a lawn picnic area and snack stalls. It is ideal for families to cool off in summer or take a relaxed stroll. Admission is free, with weekend hours from 08:00 to 17:00; the water zone runs water shows 20 minutes on the hour from 09:00 to 16:00.