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Zhuqi Station in Zhuqi Township, Chiayi County, is the last stop on the Alishan Forest Railways flatland section and the launch point for the mountain line. Built during the Japanese colonial period, the station preserves a complete cypress-wood structure painted in dreamy Tiffany blue, turning it into a photographers magnet. The adjacent Zhuqi Water Park pairs a kids splash zone, sky corridor, flower-fairy walking trail, and viewing suspension bridge for family outings, and the splash pool is free in summer. Riding the Alishan train from here lets travellers feel the retro charm of the historic line and watch the coal-and-water resupply routine, blending nature, history, and family leisure in one stop.

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Jasmine Garden Cafe

Jasmine Garden Cafe on Zhongzheng Road, Sanhang Section, Longtan District, Taoyuan, is a semi-outdoor cafe that blends pastoral style with plant decorations. The interior combines a wooden cabin with a shipping container to create a fresh, natural garden space, serving coffee, tea, and light meals. Pet-friendly, the cafe is often visited by resident rescued cats wandering freely. It is ideal for travelers who love greenery and want to escape the city's bustle, enjoying relaxed coffee moments and the outdoor garden ambiance.

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Dinghu Nature Reserve

Ding-Hu Nature and Ecology Zone (Dinghu Trail) sits inside the Alishan National Scenic Area in Alishan Township, Chiayi County, about 1,680 metres above sea level. The trail runs about 2 km, taking roughly an hour one-way, and is suitable for families and pets. The path weaves through tea fields, bamboo groves, and forest, with gentle grades and few stairs that let every age group walk easily. Fossil traces of shellfish and fish on giant boulders along the way hint at an ancient ocean. The zone is pet-friendly - just keep dogs on a simple leash - and admission is free, making it an excellent choice for cooling off, walking, sightseeing, and learning natural geology.
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Boocake Abu

Tucked into a third-floor walk-up at No. 53 Yi-er Road, Boocake A-Bu is an American-retro dessert atelier turning out daily-crafted cakes, chiffons and lemon pound cakes. Pink decor and vintage game consoles set a nostalgic, girly mood that begs for photos. Though pet-friendly, the narrow, steep staircase suits small dogs or carrier-bag cats better. Open 1 p.m. to 9 p.m., it is a hidden gem for Keelung dessert lovers.
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CusTom.ER Habitual Cafe

At No. 15, Lane 98, Ai-san Road, 2F, CusTom.ER is a pet-friendly Italian cafe decked out in pastel blue and pink with glass doors, playful illustrations and many photo-ready seats. The menu spans pasta, risotto, brunch, waffles, coffee and milkshakes, averaging NT$370 per person. Open 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m., it welcomes couples, families and pet owners, with reservations recommended for furry friends.
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Ruth C. Coffee Harbor Cafe

Tucked into the corner of an old house on the front row of Zhengbin Fishing Harbor, Ruth C. Coffee is a pet-friendly waterfront café that roasts its own beans. Guests linger over simple light meals and desserts while drinking in the harbor panorama. The roomy, design-led space is perfect for travelers who want to soak up the fishing-port atmosphere with their furry companion by their side.
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Tanawat Thai Restaurant

On Xinfeng Street in Keelung, Tanawat is a pet-friendly Thai restaurant decked out in island-style decor with swings and photo-worthy corners. The menu turns out larb with minced pork, wok-charred pad thai with fresh shrimp, and the house secret fried chicken wings that keep regulars coming back. With Google ratings around 4.6-4.7 stars, it is a top pick for authentic Thai flavor alongside a relaxed, furry-welcome vibe.
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Vivaio Pasta Nursery Italian Restaurant

Set inside a retro-industrial container shell at No. 172 Xinyi Road, Xinyi District, Vivaio Pasta is a pet-friendly Italian kitchen spread across two floors, with the upper level bookable for private parties. The menu leans into pasta, pizza, risotto, baked dishes and tapas-style sides made with honest ingredients and friendly prices. Lunch mains mostly ring in under NT$230, with an average check around NT$500. Pets are welcome to dine at floor level, drawing both locals and tourists.
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