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Illustrative A row of brightly painted fishing-village cottages along Zhengbin Road has become Keelung's most photographed check-in spot. From the viewing platform visitors frame the rainbow facades against harbor and sea, then sample seafood, rent a kayak, or cast a line. With parking tucked behind the seafood street, the wharf is a natural launch or finale for a one-day Keelung itinerary.
Illustrative Tucheng Pet Park is located in Tucheng District, New Taipei City, adjacent to the Tucheng Comprehensive Sports Complex. This dedicated pet-friendly park features a variety of obstacle and exercise equipment including wave boards, jump hurdles, and climbing bridges, allowing dogs of all sizes to run freely and stay active. The park is fully fenced to prevent pets from wandering off and also includes a children's roller-skating rink, making it suitable for the whole family. During its opening, the Animal Protection Office provided free vaccinations, pet adoption consultations, and therapy dog training demonstrations to enhance interaction between owners and their pets. With its spacious and secure environment, the park is a favorite leisure destination for Tucheng residents and their furry companions.
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Illustrative →Youshe Coffee
You-She Coffee on Wan-Nian Road in Yuan-Lin City, Changhua County, opened in 2008 and operates in a renovated old house. The interior preserves the original architecture, paired with floor-to-ceiling windows and greenery to create an indie, forest-like atmosphere. The pet-friendly policy is the biggest draw — leashed pets are welcome and may even ride strollers upstairs. Prices for coffee and signature drinks are friendly, with pour-over, latte and sugarcane iced coffee among the choices — perfect for travellers seeking a quiet read or quality time with their pets.
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Illustrative →Habi Snow
Ha-Bi-Xue-Er in Bei-Dou Township, Changhua County, is a roughly 4,000-ping pet-friendly landscape restaurant and glamping site. The grounds offer wide grassy expanses, a children's play area (slides, swings, a soccer field, a small train) and a lazy-camping zone with photo-ready tent props, alongside a varied menu of set meals, mini hot pots, fried snacks, desserts and afternoon tea. Beyond dining, families and pets can run free in the open outdoor areas; the site can also be rented for birthdays, marriage proposals and car-club meets — a great all-round destination for families, pet owners and camping enthusiasts.
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Illustrative →Yuanlin Pet Sports Park
Yuan-Lin Pet Sports Park in Yuan-Lin City, Changhua County, is Changhua's first park purpose-built for dogs, sitting right beside the Yuan-Lin Sports Park. The hillside site is arranged across three levels: the upper level is a dogs-only activity zone with parkour equipment and drinking stations suitable for both large and small dogs; the lower level is a children's play area so the whole family can play together. The Great Wall Trail starts just across the road, ideal for a stroll and tung-blossom viewing; nearby parking and public restrooms make it convenient. A great choice for bringing pets and kids together.
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Illustrative →Little Field Life mmm
Xiao-Tian Sheng-Huo mmm at Lane 258, Section 1, Min-Guang Road No. 395 in Tian-Zhong Township, Changhua County, is a pet-friendly café paired with an outdoor picnic area. The shop serves coffee, tea, simple light meals and desserts buffet-style, and guests may also bring their own food to picnic on the wide grass. Leashed pets or pets in carriers are welcome indoors; outdoors they can move freely. Temporary white-line parking is available in front of the shop, with a minimum spend of one drink per adult (about NT$100-200) and NT$50 for children under 8. Surrounded by rice paddies, the green meadow and simple architecture make for a relaxing rural afternoon — much loved by families and pet owners.
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Illustrative →Chengmei Cultural Garden
Cheng-Mei Cultural Park in Yong-Jing Township, Changhua County, covers about ten hectares and blends a Japanese-style garden with a Chinese-style old mansion in a pet-friendly leisure destination. The site splits into East and West zones, holding the century-old Cheng-Mei Ancestral Hall, a floating umbrella street, the 'Taiwanese Kenroku-en' (He-Yuan), a bald-cypress walk, rose garden and wishing-flower corridor — ideal for families, couples and pet owners together. The glass-house ticketing hall and 'Happiness Hall' sell simple drinks, snacks, souvenirs and small potted plants, with seating to rest. Visitors wander wide lawns, ponds and old-tree groves at a relaxed pace — plan at least three hours for a full visit.
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Illustrative →Aurora Forest
Aurora Forest on Yuan-Lin's Shan-Jiao Road in Changhua County is a romantic landscape restaurant and pet-friendly space. Star-gazing tents, a wide outdoor seating area and sweeping city night views set the tone for couples' dates, family dinners or a sunset stroll with the dog. Pets must be leashed while sharing the open-air dining experience; multiple on-site car parks make driving easy.
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