Wujie Holidays

Wander through Taiwan's living museum where artisans practice centuries-old crafts in recreated traditional streets. Join a hands-on workshop in pottery or indigo dyeing to create your own cultural keepsake.

This riverside park blends natural landscapes with cultural elements for a uniquely Taiwanese experience. Enjoy boating on the Dongshan River or wade in shallow pools beneath distinctive conical stone towers.

This former paper factory turned cultural hub preserves Taiwan's industrial heritage through art. Wander among historic buildings, enjoy exhibitions, and witness the fusion of past and present creativity.

Home to Taiwan's largest fire-walking ceremony, Erjie Wanggong Temple honours the Three Lords of Gugang. Visit during the 11th lunar month to witness devotees cross burning coals in this spectacular cultural ritual.

This immersive farm showcases traditional Taiwanese duck farming with interactive exhibits and adorable ducklings to hold. Redeem part of your entry fee for local souvenirs while experiencing rural Taiwan's heritage.

This historic 1928 granary showcases Taiwan's rice cultivation heritage through original milling equipment and interactive exhibits. Experience agricultural history, then enjoy rice-based delicacies at the museum café.

This 1928 rice barn showcases Taiwan's agricultural heritage through original structures and interactive exhibits. Discover traditional farming tools and rice milling processes that shaped Yilan County's rural identity.

Taiwan's first ballpoint pen manufacturer offers nostalgic tours through traditional pencil-making history. Create your own custom pencil in their interactive DIY workshop—advance reservations required.