[2025 New Taipei City Attraction] Travel Guide for Houtong Cat Village (Updated Mar)

Travel outside of Taipei for 1 day, where to go? Today we will introduce you to places outside of Taipei! 🏠🌈 Colorful houses Zhengbin Fish Harbor Zhengbin Fishing Harbor, with its colorful houses located on the harbor, with mountains as a backdrop, is another place that tourists like to come and take pictures and check in. 🏞️🌊 Heping Island Park The most beautiful viewpoint in Keelung. Inside, there is San Salvador Castle, the sea, mountains, and rocks. Nature lovers can't miss it. 🛣️🎐 Shifen Old Street An old town area located along the Pingxi Railway. Inside, there is a market in the community. Tourists like to release lanterns to make wishes. 🌳💦 Shifen Waterfall A waterfall that is nicknamed the "Niagara of Taiwan". It is about 20 meters high. The white water that falls down in stripes contrasts with the green nature. It is another important highlight of New Taipei City. 🐈⬛🐱 Houlong Cat Village This is a village that caters to cat lovers. Inside the village, there are restaurants, souvenir shops, cat cafes, and souvenir shops about cats. They are very cute. 🏮🎆 Jiufen Village A tourist village located in the middle of a valley, one of the most popular tourist attractions in Taipei. Inside, there are local restaurants, antique toys, and souvenirs. #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #TaiwanIsWorthVisiting

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Houtong Cat Village is a super cute place in Taiwan that cat lovers shouldn't miss! This village is located in New Taipei City and I must say that it is full of cats walking around the village. The atmosphere is so chill and perfect. In the past, this place was a coal mining village, but after the mining stopped, people took care of the cats and turned it into a full-fledged cat village! There is also a coal museum to visit. The cats here are so cute and friendly. You can take pictures or play with them, but you have to respect the rules, such as not feeding them. There is also a cool cafe and a variety of cute cat-themed souvenirs to choose from, such as key chains, handmade items, and postcards. A little tip: I recommend coming on a weekday when there are fewer people so you can take pictures comfortably. Also, be sure to check the train schedule so you don't miss the train there or back. 🗓️Travel planning: Take the Yilan Line from Taipei Main Station and get off at Houtong Station. It takes about 1 hour. #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck

Houtong, located in Ruifang District, New Taipei City, Taiwan, is a small village famous for its cats, often referred to as the 'Cat Village.' In its early days, Houtong was a prosperous mining town, but as the coal industry declined, the population gradually decreased. However, the local residents' friendly attitude towards stray cats attracted more and more cats, creating a unique cat village culture. Today, Houtong has become a popular destination for both domestic and international tourists. The village is filled with cat-themed decorations, murals, and sculptures, and even the train station and shops are adorned with cat elements. Visitors can interact with the cats, take photos, and visit the local cat museum to learn more about cats. In addition to the cat village, there are many natural attractions around Houtong, such as Houtong Waterfall and hiking trails, which are perfect for nature lovers. Whether you are a cat enthusiast or someone who enjoys the charm of small towns, Houtong offers a relaxing and enjoyable travel experience.

#TaipeiTravel Houtong Cat Village, a super cute cat village that is only 45 minutes by TRA train from Taipei. This place is close to Jiufen. If you are going to Jiufen as well, you can stop by here on the same day. I must say that there are a lot of cats in the village. There must be hundreds of them. How could a cat lover like me miss it? The village is divided into two sides. There is a train station in between. There is a side on the mountain. There are cats in the village and a cafe street with many cafes. Each cafe has a cat in each shop. The other side of the village is a wide open space. There are restaurants and shops. There are cats walking around in various places. There are quite a few more cats on this side than on the other side. If you are a cat lover, you must come here! #Location https://goo.gl/maps/WZUnEwDR2AbmZnFy7 🚇 MRT TRA Houtong Station #EscapeFromYouToJourney #TaiwanTravel #TaiwanReview #CatloversDontMiss

#timetotravel As a cat lover, I was elated to find out that Taipei has its very own Cat Village. The Houtong Cat Village is located in the Ruifang district, which is a 15 mins drive away from Jioufen. When we arrived, I was initially disappointed as there were no cats greeting me at the entrance. However, as we climbed the stairs, we found many cats of different breeds and they were all very friendly and cute. Fun Fact: Houtong was initially a small mining town and it was only in 2008, a group of cat lovers volunteered to offer the abandoned cats in Houtong a better life and posted these cats online, thus attracting a huge response from cat lovers globally and now it has become a center for cat lovers. Overall, I really enjoyed my visit here and I am also extremely happy that the cats were very well taken care of here as well. I will definitely visit again in the future #境外遊 #taiwan #taipei #cat

𤠣Cat Village is also a very favorite attraction Originally, 𤠣硐 was a town that produced coal mines Later, it became the "cat village" that was spread by word of mouth because of many stray cats. The cats inside are very cute As a must-see attraction for a cat owner or cat lover You can sit in the coal mine car and experience the mining of people in the past Take a walk down the suspension bridge to see the scenery

Houtong Cat Village🐈 A cat village in the middle of a valley surrounded by nature and mist, a gathering place for cats ready to steal snacks from tourists. Let me tell you that even if you are not a cat slave, you must have accidentally meowed. A small village by the river with a nice atmosphere. The highlight here is the cats that walk around waiting to snatch cats from tourists. Let me tell you in advance that if you go here, I recommend bringing some cat treats with you. They are usually calm but stop being arrogant when they see snacks. In addition, there are also cafes, souvenir shops, and cool handmade items to choose from. You can walk around, take pictures, and relax. How to get there: Take the TRA from Taipei Main Station to Ruifang Station and change to the Pingxi Line to Houtong Station. The journey takes only about 1 hour. #taipei #visittaipei #taiwan #taipei #visittaiwan

Houtong has attracted attention from all over Taiwan and even got featured on CNN, dubbed as the “Cats Village”. It’s very easy to get there - trains run from Taipei Station every hour and arrive directly at Houtong in about 45-55 minutes And once you stepped out of Houtong station, you will feel it’s nostalgia and presence of the meow members right away. Cats are literally everywhere! The cats here are used to tourists oohing and aahing at them, or even getting treats from them - but do follow the rules which are shown almost everywhere to make sure cats are not harmed in any way. Don’t miss the cats cafes and restaurants, or the cats souvenir shops that are mostly located on the other side of the station. You will get there by walking on the footbridge especially designated to be friendly to cats too. Another highlight here is the mining museum that has a mine car ride, which is fun for kids too!#cats #kids #taiwan

#TaiwanTravel Hello 🥰 Today, I'll take you to Chic. I'll take you to visit a cat village in Taiwan. Houtong Cat Village It's about 1 hour from Taipei. You can take the train at Taipei Main Station. Get off at Houtong Station and you'll arrive at the cat village. There will be cats waiting to welcome you. The atmosphere is very nice. For cat lovers, don't miss it. They're cute. Plus, there are many chic photo spots. The view of the valley and the stream is very beautiful. 📍Location: Houtong Cat Village, Taiwan - How to get there 🚞 Train at Taipei Main Station Get off at Houtong Station

Are you a cat lover? I am a cat lover and YES! one of my mission is to visit Houtong Cat village. I went there with train from Taipei. I am so lucky as there was a shower rain on that day (not heavy rain) so, there were still a chance to meet some cat. I am walking to the mountain top and the weather is about 15 or 16 degree. A lot of little meow on the way, some you can play with them but some are aggressive. I stopped at a cat cafe for some bakery and hot drink. This was very good time of mine in Taiwan! #2023travelwish #mytripvlog

It takes about an hour to get there by train towards Xizhi. There are lots of cats inside, you can feed and pet them Unfortunately, the cat ignored me and left after eating. There is also a stream to play in. #LocalTourism #Good Places for Families

In little more than two years, Houtong, which is located 35km east of Taipei in Ruifang district, managed to reinvent itself as a complete cat village. Today, more than 200 cats live in Houtong and a tourist industry has emerged with shops, cafes and restaurants catering to the many visitors who descend on this feline frontier every weekend. How to get there : The easiest way to get here is by train from Taipei Station. Take the Yilan line (most often the terminus will be Su’ao) and simply get off in Houtong about an hour later. #unforgettableexperiences #local #cat #taiwan #travelinspiration

After arriving at Taiwan Railway Houtong Station, you can see many signs related to the cat village on the overpass as soon as you exit the station. A cat village guide map is also provided for tourists to visit, and there are many cute signs along the way. This is a place where you can spend the whole day, and there are many cute cats here. #Hot summer destination

The paradise of the comet and the cat-loving person, the monkey cat village monkey monkey cat village is also known as "monkey cat street." Around the Monkey Station in Ruifang District, New Taipei City, take the Taiping Pingxi Line and depart from Ruifang Station. The first stop is the Monkey. This place can be said to be the kingdom of cats. The streets and alleys can be seen everywhere, and every cat here has a name. Cafes, street graffiti, road signs, and buildings all appear as cats. For cat lovers, coming here is definitely exciting to scream! Cats in Cat Village have been in close contact with tourists for a long time. Most of them are not afraid of being born, and some cats will take the initiative to make friends with them. It is very loving! There are many cafes in , each with a cat-themed theme. The one we went to was on a hillside. The doorway was a variety of animated cat costumes. The cat-shaped puffs won my heart! There are also souvenir shops in the village of , which sells a variety of cat-themed stuff, wallets, mobile phone accessories, and food stalls selling cat-shaped snacks, which will sprout your heart!

The Ruifang Pingxi Line is a very interesting train line with many interesting stations along the way. The one that the cat lovers must not miss is the monkey. From the train station, you can see all kinds of cats everywhere, so the bridge here is also called the cat bridge. I heard that this place name originated from a nearby cave. There were a large number of apes living in the area, so it was called "monkey hole." During the Japanese occupation period, the local people were rich in coal mines. The locals used mining as their living. They sought for Geely and did not like water in the pit. I can see a few cats without a few steps. Some cats have never been seen before. The walls are also full of cat graffiti. It is a veritable cat village. Pingxi Line Tourist Information: 12.9 km of Pingxi Line, from Sanchaling to Jingtong, hosted by Monkey, Dahua, Ten, Wangu, Lingjia, Pingxi, Jing Tong et al., it is recommended to stop at the Cat Country Monkey, Ten Old Street, Pingxi Skylight, and Jingtong Japanese Ancient Windmill Exhibition. Time: The Pingxi line train is about one hour apart, so you should take good time when you play. One-day pass: NT80/person

The Monkey Station is located at the first stop of the Pingxi Line. From Taipei, take the shuttle bus to Ruifang Station, and then take the Pingxi Line. You can also take the Keelung Passenger Transport 808 line from the Ruifang City to the Monkey Station. Here used to be a mine now abandoned into a cat village, everywhere is everywhere, everywhere! Its great to take a coal mine into the mining experience! When you get out of the train station, you will walk through a cat bridge and see the signboard "Welcome to the Cat Village". Next to the signboard is the cute black nose cat webmaster. You can see the pictures of the hand-painted cats everywhere, and you can see the cute postures of the cats. There are also many souvenir shops in the cat village. The recommended cats are cats, cats, cats and monkeys. Here you can also taste the traditional ancient taste, big noodles, a shrimp early noodles, miners noodles are worth a try. If you are tired in Cat Village, you may want to take a break with your cute cat. The miners' tea and ebony cake are also good gifts.

Houtong Cat Village 😺 There may not be many cats these days. But the atmosphere is quite good. Cool weather in the middle of the valley. Houtong Cat Village is a small village full of cats located in the middle of mountains and nature. The atmosphere is quiet and charming. It is a paradise for cat lovers because you can find cats walking around the village. Some are sunbathing, some are sitting and looking at tourists in a friendly manner. Inside the village, there are cafes, souvenir shops, and many cute photo spots. The food and snacks here are decorated in a cute cat theme. Walking and watching the view of the railway bridge and the river is very enjoyable. 🚉 How to get there 🚉 From Taipei Main Station, take the TRA (blue line) to Badu Station. Then transfer to the orange line or Pingxia Line to Houtong Station. You will arrive at the cat village. (The train comes every 30 minutes. Check the schedule at the station.) — at Houtong Cat Village.

Strolling through Houtong Cat Village in New Taipei, Taiwan, feels like stepping into a dreamlike world where you dance with cats. This is a paradise for cats, where you can see lazy cats basking in the sun or leisurely wandering among people. Each cat seems to have its own story, with a serene and mysterious look in their eyes, as if telling you about the gentle and peaceful life of this small town. The village's architecture is quaint and charming, with winding cobblestone paths that blend with the sound of cats' footsteps, making time seem to slow down here. People and cats share a close bond, with tourists and locals alike enjoying this unique tranquility. Every time a cat looks up at you, a warm feeling arises in your heart. Houtong is not only a home for cats but also a symbol of harmonious coexistence between humans and nature. Every corner of this place, every gaze of the cats, conveys a sense of peace and tranquility. Here, I found a space for inner dialogue and experienced a beautiful journey dancing with cats.

Still planning for the itinerary to Taipei? Let me plan it for you! All these routes can be include in 1 day since these 3 places are in 1 way route! BUT you need to get up early and then you can go here enjoyly. You will need to take a local train to go towards Ruifang Railway Station (Jiufen/Shifen/Houtong). I suggest for you to sleep at Ruifang since its easier and not too tiring. Then, You can take the trains from: Ruifang Train Station Have a nice Taiwanese Breakfast near the family mart at Ruifang called ( 一口环餅舖) STOP 1: Houtong STOP 2: Shifen STOP 3: Jiufen I put Jiufen for the last stop even though it’s near the Ruifang Train Station, because you can enjoy Jiufen during night time too! while Houtong & Shifen aren’t that great to go at night time. Tips: I went during CNY so the train will be super crowded from Shifen/Houtong and we need to stand up the whole journey 😂 #favouriteitinerary

This village is just one way from Shifen, cat lovers !!! you may come here and enjoy these strays cats in Houtong. There are 2 exit from the train station, if you want to see more cats you will need to exit towards the other side of the train! not the mining one. In my opinion, you can exit at both side which is fun too. There are cute cafes and dont forget to buy the cat foods bc the cats wont come to you unless there is food 🥹👍 #newyearnewtrip

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 Houxi Cat Village is located near Pingxi and Shifen, and is a small village full of cute cats. Cats can be seen everywhere in the village, and they are not afraid of strangers. There are also many cat-related handmade shops and cat-themed restaurants in Houmao Cat Village, which is very suitable for cat lovers. If you want to go to Pingxi and Shifen, Shifen recommends that you set aside one to two hours to visit the Monkey Cat Village. It is recommended that you go to Monkey Cat Village first. 📍Address: Guangfu Village, Ruifang District, New Taipei City 🚗 Transportation: Take the Taiwan Railways shuttle bus from Ruifang Train Station and get off at Houtong Station #Taiwan Attractions #MonkeyCatVillage #Xiaozhen's Travels

Houtong Cat Village, a village in the middle of a valley located in Houtong City, has over a hundred cute cats 🐱💖 This is another place that is very popular with tourists and cat lovers. Inside the village, there are restaurants, cat cafes, souvenir shops, and cool cat art photo corners. In addition, around the village, there is also the Jinguashu Gold Mine Museum and the Golden Waterfall. There are many cats here, both living in people's houses and along the paths. You can buy cat treats for them. Or for those who want to play with cats, we recommend sitting in the cat cafe. In terms of transportation, it is very convenient because there is a train that comes directly to the village. For those who love the natural atmosphere with cats greeting you all the way, we recommend you to come and experience the atmosphere here. You will definitely love it. 🚗 Private car or TRA train from Taipei Main Station, get off at Houtong Station #tripflytoprayforNewYear #TaiwanTravel #TaiwanWorthVisit

#getgoing2025 Houtong Cat Village was a feline lover’s dream. Cats roamed freely, lounging on rooftops, bridges, and even souvenir stands. The village, once a coal mining hub, reinvented itself into this adorable haven. I enjoyed petting the friendly residents while sipping cat-themed coffee. Houtong wasn’t just about cats; it was a heartwarming story of community revival with plenty of charm. 📍Houtong Cat Village, New Taipei City, Taiwan #taipei #taiwan #catvillage #travel #thingstodo #familytravel #myitinerary

Hey, guys! 👋 Today, we're going to take you on a journey through time and space to experience the unique charm of northern Taiwan. Let's take the most convenient means of transportation - railways and highways - and go on a trip! 🎒💕 📍First Stop: Pingxi Line Railway Adventure 🛤️ If you want to visit the retro-style Pingxi Line, the most convenient way is to take the Taiwan Railway from downtown Taipei to Ruifang Station! 🚆 From Taipei Station to Ruifang Station, you can choose from a variety of trains. The electronic ticketing system is super convenient, and you can easily enter and exit the station with EasyCard or iPASS! 💳✨ Transfer to the Pingxi Line at Ruifang Station, and the stations along the way seem to tell a story: Ruifang, Houtong, Sandiaoling, Dahua, Shifen, Wanggu, Lingjiao, Pingxi, Jingtong... Each name is full of poetry and anticipation. 🚂🌿 🌟Highlight Station: Jingtong Station 🚉 This is both the starting and ending point of the Pingxi Line. The wooden station is so beautiful that it makes your heart skip a beat, as if you have stepped into a painting of the past. The retro electric road signs and switches exude a historical charm. 📸💖 🏞️ Shifen Old Street & Shifen Waterfall 💦 Ride a bicycle to enjoy the beauty of nature. 🏞️💧 🐱 Houtong Cat Village 🐾 Don't forget to visit Houtong Cat Village, where hundreds of lazy cats are waiting for you. Remember to keep quiet and respect the lives of these little creatures! 🐾💕 🚌 Highway Tour: Ruifang to Jiufen 🏞️ From Ruifang Railway Station, take a bus to Jiufen and Jinguashi. Please note that the bus stop is at the square, a three-minute walk from the railway station! 🚌🗺️ 🏙️ Jiufen Jishan Street 🏮 When you arrive in Jiufen, you can't miss Jishan Street. This winding and narrow old street was once a bustling commercial center and is still lively today. Snacks, silver shops, grocery stores... You name it, they have it. There is also an observation deck where you can enjoy the sea view. It's breathtaking! 🍜🏙️ 🚴‍♀️ Bicycle Exploration: Houtong Old Tunnel Group & Sandiaoling Coffee Time ☕ You can also rent a bicycle here and ride through the Houtong Old Railway Tunnel Group to experience the blend of history and modern life. The three consecutive tunnels have now been converted into a bike path, with a total length of 5 km, waiting for you to challenge! 🏞️🚴‍♂️ Along the way, don't forget to take a break at "About Coffee" in Sandiaoling, enjoy a cup of aromatic coffee, and watch the train tracks and pine trees outside the window. Time becomes slow and beautiful here. ☕🌳 📝 Route Tips: Ride along the Shuangxi Riverside Bike Path; or drive to the parking lot near Ruifang Railway Station and start riding; Of course, you can also take the Taiwan Railway to Ruifang Station and start your cycling journey!

Houtong Cat Village (also known as Maokong) is a charming town on the outskirts of Taipei, filled with a unique atmosphere of tranquility, nature, and cat culture. This cat-themed village attracts countless cat lovers and visitors looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. Houtong Cat Village - Get Close to Cats and Enjoy Tranquility Located in the Wenshan District of Taipei, Houtong Cat Village is a small village surrounded by mountains. The main feature here is the cats, which roam freely through the streets, rooftops, and shops, becoming a unique sight of the village. Visitors can get up close with the cats, take photos, feed them, and enjoy their time together. Maokong Gondola - Aerial View of Taipei's Scenic Beauty From downtown Taipei, you can take the Maokong Gondola, a distinctive cable car line that connects the city with Houtong Cat Village. The gondola passes through forests, and as the altitude increases, the cityscape of Taipei and the distant mountains gradually unfold outside the window, mesmerizing visitors. Standing on the gondola, you can capture the beautiful scenery of Taipei, perfect for memorable photos. Cat Culture and Cafes In Houtong Cat Village, you can visit various cat-themed cafes and shops. Each cafe houses friendly cats that lazily lie on the windowsills or roam around the store. Visitors can interact with the cats and enjoy a leisurely time. Here are some must-experience activities: • Cat Cafes: In these cafes, the cats are not afraid of people and interact closely with customers. You can sit by the window or on the sofa, sipping a cup of hot tea or coffee, and spend a lazy time with the cats. • Cat-themed Shops: If you are a loyal fan of cats, there are many shops selling cat-themed merchandise, including clothing, accessories, and home goods with cat patterns, making for creative souvenirs. Tea Plantations and Natural Scenery Besides cats, Houtong Cat Village is also famous for its tea plantations. The tea gardens here have a unique natural environment and are one of Taipei's most important tea production areas. You can visit the tea gardens, learn about the tea production process, and even experience tea picking and brewing activities. In some tea houses, visitors can taste fresh oolong and green tea, enjoying the fragrance and tranquility bestowed by nature. Other Attractions and Activities The surrounding scenery of Houtong Cat Village is very charming, especially for nature-loving visitors. You can stroll through the village, admire the mountain views, tea gardens, and beautiful paths, and enjoy the peaceful environment. The nearby Maokong tea gardens also offer visitors an excellent tea culture experience and natural beauty. Travel Tips 1. Transportation: From downtown Taipei, you can take the MRT to the Zoo Station and then take the Maokong Gondola directly to Houtong Cat Village. 2. Best Travel Time: The warm and pleasant spring and autumn seasons are the best times to visit. 3. Notes: Some cat cafes have rules to interact quietly and politely with the cats, not to disturb their lives, and ensure their comfort. Reflections on the Return Journey Houtong Cat Village is an ideal place to escape the city's hustle and bustle. Here, you can enjoy the joy brought by cats and the beauty and tranquility of nature. If you love cats and want to find a relaxing retreat in Taipei, Houtong Cat Village is definitely a place not to be missed.

This used to be an old coal mine in Ruifang City. After the coal mine was closed, it became a small valley village filled with over a hundred cats. The cats here are quite friendly to tourists. When we went, they came out to welcome us warmly and were very cute. The air in this village is very good. In addition to the cats, there are also cute cat cafes and cat art photo spots along the way. I guarantee that cat lovers who come here will be very happy. 📍Address Houtong Cat Village 224, Taiwan, New Taipei City, Ruifang District, 224Taiwan, Fengjia Road, Ruifang District, New Taipei City 🚞 How to get there You can take the TRA from Taipei Main Station to Houtong Station. The journey takes 1 hour and costs about NT$56 per train ride. 💯 Score 100/100 #WinterAttractions #TaiwanAttractions #TaiwanTravel #CatVillage #TravelAbroad

#newyearvibes Starting the new year with a heartwarming visit to Houtong Cat Village was the purr-fect idea! This unique village is a paradise for cat lovers and an amazing getaway for anyone seeking charm and tranquility. Located just a short train ride from Taipei, the village greeted us with its signature blue-tiled station and adorable cat-themed decorations. From the moment we arrived, it felt like stepping into a whimsical cat kingdom. Sculptures, murals, and signs featuring cute feline designs were scattered everywhere, adding a magical touch to the already cozy atmosphere. We were delighted to see the real stars of the village—dozens of friendly cats lounging around, adding life to this serene place. One of my favorite moments was stumbling upon a little calico cat relaxing by a wooden sign—it was like she was welcoming visitors herself! Strolling through the village, I admired the creative wall art, cat-inspired merchandise, and lovely walking paths surrounded by nature. The colorful murals and playful statues created the perfect photo ops. Despite the rainy weather, the experience was nothing short of magical. The misty mountain backdrop and peaceful surroundings made this trip feel even more special. It was a gentle reminder to slow down, appreciate the little joys in life, and step into the new year with positivity and warmth. Whether you’re a cat enthusiast or just looking for a unique spot to explore, Houtong Cat Village is a must-visit! Start your year with furry friends, artsy vibes, and a dash of feline magic. 🐾✨ Tips for Visitors: • Bring cat treats if you want to make new furry friends! • The village has a few cafes and souvenir shops—don’t miss their cat-themed items! • Wear comfortable shoes as you’ll be walking on hilly terrain. #welcome2025 #taiwan

#onthemove If you love cats and beautiful scenery, HouTong Cat Village in Taiwan is a must-visit! Nestled in the hills, this charming village is a haven for cat lovers and a great escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. 🚉 Arriving at HouTong
The journey itself was a treat! I stepped off the train to find a cat-themed station, complete with murals and signs pointing to the village. The vibe instantly felt cozy and welcoming, even on a misty day. 🐱 Cat Heaven
HouTong is home to many friendly cats roaming the streets, napping by the shop windows, and hanging around adorable cat-themed decorations. It was so fun spotting them in unexpected corners—each one with its own personality! 🍴 Cafe and Local Snacks
The village is lined with cat-themed cafes and small eateries where you can enjoy a quick snack or a warm drink. Perfect for resting while enjoying the views and watching the cats roam around. 🎨 Art and Shops
From cat-shaped souvenirs to colorful murals, every corner of the village has something unique. I couldn’t resist picking up a few gifts for fellow cat lovers back home. 🌳 Stunning Views
The village overlooks lush green hills, making it a picturesque spot for photos and quiet walks. Whether you're exploring the little shops or just sitting on a bench, the peaceful vibe is unbeatable. HouTong Cat Village was one of my favorite stops in Taiwan, offering a perfect mix of adorable cats, beautiful scenery, and local charm. Don’t miss it if you’re planning a trip to Taiwan! 🐾 #myhiddengems #traveldiaries