What to do in Suao

Wulaokeng Scenic Area offers pristine forests and crystal streams for nature lovers seeking tranquility. Explore hiking trails, try stream tracing, or set up camp among diverse wildlife in this refreshing Taiwan retreat.

Taiwan's only active volcanic island, Guishan resembles a turtle from afar with rich marine biodiversity. Hike to 401 Peak for panoramic Pacific views or join a whale-watching expedition (April-September).

Dive into one of Earth's rare carbonated cold springs, where 22°C waters naturally fizz with sodium bicarbonate. Feel the unique sensation of chilling immersion followed by warming circulation as your body adjusts.

Tofu Cape's remarkable coastline features unique rock formations shaped like blocks of tofu by years of erosion. Explore the serene shores, enjoy water activities, or simply soak in breathtaking Pacific Ocean views.

This temple houses the world's largest pure gold Mazu statue, weighing 200 kilogrammes. Explore three floors of intricate carvings and enjoy panoramic views of Nanfang'ao harbour from the upper levels.

Perched 140 metres above the Pacific, this wooden deck offers breathtaking views of Nanfang'ao Harbour and Yilan's coastline. Visit at sunrise or sunset when golden light transforms the bustling fishing port below.

Wander through dense forests on this 3-kilometer coastal trail, where maple and bamboo trees create natural shade. Morning hikes offer the most pleasant temperatures and serene views of the Pacific Ocean.

This colourful crayon factory offers hands-on workshops where visitors create personalised art supplies. Explore vibrant exhibits and take home unique souvenirs from this family-friendly Taiwanese attraction.