Things to do in Yilan

A beautifully designed museum to represent tbe four season and using the building to reflect on the actually shape of Yilan geography. The museum has 4 floors and should be view from 4th floor back down to the first floor. The exhibitions are organised in its historical chronological order. Amazing stories prsented about its aboriginal people group around the area.

A really fun place for kids. You can feed lots of animals, make scallion pancakes and other activities. Worth a trip.

Yanbo Huashijian – Yilan Traditional Arts – Located in the National Center for Traditional Arts, Yilan Traditional Arts Park. With the concept of "Overnight stay in Lanyang Arts City, strolling through ancient alleys," it allows guests to stay comfortably, play freely, and gather at the center of traditional arts, discovering the cultural and artistic traces hidden in everyday life, deeply experiencing and promoting Taiwan's traditional arts. All guest rooms are designed by Huang Sheng-yuan Architects, featuring nostalgic terrazzo floors, corridors, ponds, pavilions, and wooden chairs. Wandering freely through the rich Minnan-style architecture feels like stepping back in time to old Taiwan, leaving behind moments filled with profound cultural memories. Part 3

Bong Bong Train was very fun to ride and the weather was misty and cold. The lower and upper trail was nicely finished in the time when we waited for the train back.

Convenient way of securing tickets. It’s so easy to redeem the physical ticket just show the QR code to the information booth at the entrance. They give free Capybara once you post on social media and tag them. The place is clean and almost no smell. They take care of the animals really good.

Super lovely animal kingdom where you can get close to some of animals through the visit. Some animals are even allowed to feed or pet. You have to get there by occasional bus or take a taxi, but it's really worth it.

Guishan Island, also known as Guishan Islet, is the largest island in Yilan County and the only active volcano in Taiwan. It is named after its turtle-like appearance. Due to its prominent terrain, Guishan Island was once listed as a military stronghold and became a controlled area for the garrison of the National Army. On August 1, 2000, Guishan Island was officially opened to tourism. The special geology has formed many spectacular views, such as the Rising Sun on Guishan Mountain, the Smoke on Guidao Island, the Stalactites in the Spectacle Cave, the Turtle Eggs, the Cliffs of Turtle Rock, the God Turtle Wearing a Hat, and the Spirit Turtle Wagging its Tail.

Amazing place to visit with my children. They have staff to explain to us aling the way. Its a pity its raining otherwise it will be more fun. Miss the sheep n alpacas due to rain and after damage to the house due to the earthquake day before.

You can make your own scallion pie, pick scallions from the field, and then enjoy your freshly made scallion pie. The staff even helped take lots of photos. Fun and delicious! 👍😆

Making scallion pancakes was a very fun and enjoyable experience, and even children could try it themselves; the scallion pancakes they made were delicious. However, the scallion-picking experience was just average; each person could only pick two scallions, and the time felt very rushed, leaving insufficient time for a truly fulfilling experience.