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10 Things to do Good for Kids in Miaoli That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Miaoli, Taiwan including Carp Pond Water Reservoir Scenic Lookouts, Gong Wei Xu Tunnel, Lonsheng Fallen Bridge, Flying Cow Ranch, Nanzhuang, Miaoli County, Naujhuang Old Street, Mingde Dam Scenic Area, Sheng Sing Station Long Teng Bridge, Dapunei Marble Soda Museum, Long Fong Fishing Port.
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1. Carp Pond Water Reservoir Scenic Lookouts
2. Gong Wei Xu Tunnel
3. Lonsheng Fallen Bridge
4. Flying Cow Ranch
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 281 reviews
Reviewed By pohp2018
This is a must visit for families with kids. I drove there in a rental car and it wan't difficult to reach and find the place. The staff at the entrance will arrange for a buggy to fetch you from the carpark to the reception area which is a short distance away. Room wasn't 5 star standard but was clean and well equipped. People have to temper their expectation when it comes to farmstay. Maybe because I went during weekday, the staff there were polite and friendly when dealing with us unlike what i read in some earlier reviews. Overall, very well maintained and tourist friendly estate. I went during late Nov and the weather was great for leisure walk around the sprawling farm and open spaces with plenty of greenaries. There are places for feeding rabbits, goats, cow and ducks (duck parade). There is even a children playground. Day gets dark early (around 5.30pm) so the farm activities mostly end at that timing. For those who booked accomodation, there is a free night activity. Ours was cake baking.
5. Nanzhuang, Miaoli County
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By nikoc52
Definitely a stand out attraction very beautiful and peaceful, stunning for photographs. It's a very spiritual place you will remember for a long time after visiting as it's very high up in the mountain, but it's definitely worth visiting. Just bring what you need with you though as no shops or drinks or food etc. from memory. Definitely highly recommended, really beautiful.
6. Naujhuang Old Street
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 111 reviews
Reviewed By williamtI4055PS
This is a typical "old street setting" with alot of street food to small restaurants. Need to navigate on narrow walk-way surrounded by vendors on both sides selling buns, traditional cakes, drink, umbrella, souvenirs, etc. There is an aircon building - Hakka cultural centre displaying the history about the place and the Hakka people (one of the chinese race). Car parking in one of several open-air carpark for only TWN100 (about Singapore $2) per entry - crowded and may have difficulty finding a space.
