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Mawutu Discovery Forest
No. 138-3, Guanxi Township, Hsinchu County, Hsinchu, Taiwan
Located in Guanxi, Hsinchu County, the Mawutu Discovery Forest became an overnight success when the TV drama "Green Forest My Home" was filmed here in 2005. The "Green Light Elementary School" was specifically built for the TV drama and became a popular attraction. As the name implies, "Mawutu Discovery Forest" is a nature-based park with a vast cedar forest and various kinds of vegetation, and the air is clean and pollution-free, making it ideal for day trips for forest walks and hiking.
Source: Mawutu Discovery Forest
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Niou Lan River Waterfront Park
Donganli, Guanxi Township, Hsinchu County
When you come to Guanxi, you must visit the beautiful Niou Lan River. Niou Lan River Waterfront Park, built along the riverbank, is lined with flowers in full bloom in April. The purple Chinaberry flowers sway with the breeze, seemingly like a purple cloud over the treetops from afar. The blooming flowers exude a pleasant fragrance, transforming the riverbanks with a dreamy allure. Walking along the riverside trail, you can also see a section of the fish ladder that helps fish to migrate upstream. This only serves water infrastructure purposes but also helps maintain the local ecology.
Source: Hsinchu County Government Transportation and Tourism Department
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Dong'an Old Bridge
East Zhongshan Road, Guanxi Township, Hsinchu County
The Dong'an Old Bridge, built during the Japanese rule period, is the oldest stone bridge in Guanxi Township with a five-hole arch. The elegantly shaped bridge was once one of the shooting locations for the movie "Our Times" and is now a popular photo spot. The Niou Lan River Waterfront Park under the bridge is also a great place for walking and relaxing after it has been rehabilitated and improved.
Source: Hsinchu County Government Transportation and Tourism Department
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Siliao River Outdoor Ecology Classroom
No. 35, Chu 28 Township Road, Guanxi Township, Hsinchu County
Distance from resort:8.9 km,14 minutes by car
The Siliao River, which runs through the Dongshan community, was originally an unnamed wild river, but under the community's careful management, it has now become an outdoor ecological classroom without walls. Te-Tsai Wang, who is now a community planner in Hsinchu County and a guide for the Wilderness Protection Association, said that the flora and fauna of the Siliao River Trail are quite diverse, with a variety of plants along the way, and volcanic agglomerate and rare Guanxi black rocks can be seen in the riverbed.
The artificially improved educational area has a gentle trail set up by natural methods, which is not only convenient for visitors, but also will not damage the local ecology. There are interpretation signs along the trail, so you can easily recognize the surrounding ecology.
Source: Hsinchu County Government Transportation and Tourism Department
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Neiwan Old Street
Hengshan Township, Hsinchu County
Distance from resort:18.8 km,26 minutes by car
"Neiwan Old Street" is located in Hsinchu County's Hengshan Township. It used to be the main road into and out of the forest and mineral-rich Jianshi Mountain area, and after the redevelopment of the business district, it has taken on a new look, including the retro Neiwan Station, the Neiwan Theater and the Neiwan Suspension Bridge. Neiwan Old Street is about 200 meters long and is lined with stores and food stalls with local highlights.
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Du’nan Historic Trail
Guanxi Township, Hsinchu County
Distance from resort:7.7 km,13 minutes by car
The 600-meter-long Du’nan Historic Trail is located on the south side of the Fengshan River in Guanxi Township. "It was a passage of daily life of our ancestors," said Mei-Chin Mou, director of the Guanxi Township Rural Culture Association. Before the construction of two bridges, the Duchuantou Bridge and the Nanshan Bridge, it was the main road for local residents to enter and leave Guanxi. After the convenience brought about by the bridge, the historic trail was hardly used anymore. The historic trail, overgrown and largely forgotten, was discovered about five or six years ago and restored by the volunteers of the Taiwan Thousand Miles Trail Association and restored by hand. The natural features of the trail have not been destroyed and the trail has become more gentle and easy to follow.
Source: Hsinchu County Government Transportation and Tourism Department
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