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What to do and see in Yuchi, Nantou: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Yuchi, Taiwan including Wen Wu Temple, Sun Moon Lake Ci-en Pagoda, Siang Shan Bikeway, Ci'en Pagoda, Sun Moon Lake Bikeway, Sun Moon Lake, Xiangshan Visitor Center, Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village, Xuanzhuang Temple, Sun Moon Lake Shuishe Wharf.
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1. Wen Wu Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 488 reviews
Reviewed By ntngayve - Brossard, Canada
A temple you cannot miss while visiting Sun Moon Lake. Very impressive with 4 levels each one contains many beautiful carving telling the story and military prowess of Wenwu. From the top level you can admire beautiful views of the Sun Moon Lake afar.
2. Sun Moon Lake Ci-en Pagoda
3. Siang Shan Bikeway
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 141 reviews
Reviewed By PaulSiow - Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
Great way to see the sights around Sun Moon Lake is to hire a bicycle and cycle around or use an electric bike. Beside getting a healthy dose of exercise, you are rewarded with beautiful scenery.
4. Ci'en Pagoda
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By Wanderering1 - Lake Macquarie, Australia
We arrived just on the opening time (9am) to find no one else there. After a steady, but taxing climb of nearly 600m we came to the pagoda and it’s accompanying great drum. The adventurous can climb the pagoda (about 8 levels) for a great view over the lake.
5. Sun Moon Lake Bikeway
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By PaulSiow - Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
Cycling on a rented bike is a must do activity in Sun Moon Lake and is very popular. Sure beats walking as the lake is quite big. We booked our bikes online and cycled from Shuishe to Xiangshan and around. We met many fellow cyclists. On one of the boardwalks, we need to get down and push our bikes as cycling was prohibited. Weather was pleasant but sunny. Enjoyed this activity and got some exercise too. This bikeway is quite scenic.
6. Sun Moon Lake
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2,610 reviews
Reviewed By PaulSiow - Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
This is one of the most popular places to visit in Taiwan. We took the Nantou Sun Moon Lake bus from Gancheng Bus Station in Taichung early in the morning. Just buy the bus tickets on board. There was a half price promotion when we visited that day. We used our Easy Card prepaid cards which were very handy when using public transport, just tap on and tap off. The bus also passes by the TRS Railway station and the HSR Railway station in Taichung where you can also board if there are vacant seats. We went on a weekday, so there were ample seats. Sun Moon Lake is quite beautiful and you need at least a full day to enjoy the sights and activities there. Even then, it was quite hectic. An overnight trip would have been more relaxing. We took unlimited boat rides to the various places around the lake. Weather was sunny. We also hired bikes to cycle to the Xiangshan Visitor Centre from Shuishe. Sun Moon Lake is a nice place to walk, cycle or take boat rides to enjoy the scenery, cool weather and sights. Going back to Taichung was also by Nantou bus from the Shuishe Visitor Centre. We bought our boat and bike hire tickets online, which were way cheaper.
7. Xiangshan Visitor Center
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 342 reviews
Reviewed By PaulSiow - Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
We cycled from Shuishe to Xiangshan Visitor Centre. It was a pleasant and easy ride and we stopped at many places along the way for photoshoots. This visitor centre is quite big, and even on a weekday, there were lots of visitors. Many people just sit around behind the infinity pool and admire the lake view in front.
8. Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 592 reviews
Formosa Aboriginal Cultural Village has the largest outdoor museum in Taiwan dedicated to displaying the traditional homes and architecture of Taiwanese indigenous tribes. The nine villages are arrayed over an expansive section of hillside to give visitors a feel of what native Taiwanese villages looked like so many years ago. All buildings were reconstructed based on fieldwork research and blueprints drawn up by anthropologists in the 1930s and 40s.
Reviewed By jolinpl
There are two entrances to the park . One is from the cable car from sun moon lake , the other at the park entrance itself . On 2&3 January 20, the cable car was closed for maintenance . We entered the park from the main park entrance . Entrance fee was about S$40 per pax . Near the entrance were the rides like Aladdin world with the Viking , space mountain ,Maya adventure with the twisting coaster , UFO , Spanish Coast with the water rides like water rafting and splash mountain . There was also an arcade area and play area where we spent almost an hour trying to fish for tiny rubber fishes with paper nets . 7 nets for 100NT . Once the net breaks , game is over. We won two pikachu soft toys! Lunch was at the burger and chicken joint. Then we took the skyline cable car ride within the park up to the other entrance where the aborigine shows , exhibits and games were situated . You can either walk down which we did (very easy walk about 30-45 min)or take the skyline back. We played archery , blow darts and had a good time watching an aborigine lady show us how to make glass beads. A lot of the restaurants were closed however so we smacked on sausages. Loved the fact that there were so many taps on the way for people to wash their hands . All in all , a lovely 4 hour spent in the park . There was also a huge souvenir shop at the park entrance that we came in from .
9. Xuanzhuang Temple
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 211 reviews
Reviewed By angiesiew - Selangor, Malaysia
Simple temple but very meaningful. It is a temple to honor a Master Xuan Zhuang. Part of his ashes is enshrined in this temple and highlight of the tour. Facing the sea, it gives a great view. The kids took the pamphlet and busy reading about Master Xuan Zhang. Informative and we like it. Very very peaceful here.
