2025 Shuili Township Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

Address: No. 183, Minzu Road, Shuili Township, Nantou County Atmosphere/Facilities: Traditional noodle shop, residential-style family noodle restaurant Features: braised beef noodles, various side dishes Price per person: 100 yuan Rating: A local beef noodle restaurant near Shuili Station, located near the Shuili Land Office in Nantou. There were a few people during the meal, and we ordered two bowls of beef noodles (110 yuan/bowl). First of all, the price of beef noodles is really low in this era of inflation, and the beef is braised beef tendon slices, not half tendon and half meat! The soup is a clear stew of stewed radish! There are about 4-5 pieces of meat! The texture is very soft and tender! Different from the thick braised one! This stew is relatively refreshing for a hot afternoon in Nantou! The taste is just the right amount of saltiness, and the store also provides free pickled vegetables and chili oil for you to add! Guests with a strong taste can add as much as they want! The side dishes are priced according to the plate! Most of them are 35 yuan a plate! The braised food platter is quite ordinary, the peanuts are spiced boiled peanuts, and the kimchi cucumbers are available individually or in pairs! They all have their own characteristics but the taste is really just average! Overall, the beef noodles are great value for the price, and the side dishes are not bad and you can choose according to your personal preference! #foodie #foodie #familytravel

Shuili Township was originally part of Jiji Township. In 1950, it was separated from Jiji Township and established as 'Shuili Township'. In 1966, it was renamed 'Shuili Township' and has retained the name to this day. Shuili Township experienced a golden era due to the flourishing logging industry and timber exports, earning it the nickname 'Little Taipei'. At that time, shops, factories, furniture stores, eateries, and restaurants related to the timber industry were connected, creating an unprecedentedly prosperous scene. With the evolution of time, traditional agricultural industries have declined. In recent years, to seek innovation and change, Shuili Township has actively cooperated with the tourism railway, holding events such as the Water Festival, Train Festival, and cycling races. These activities are combined with cultural tourism industries, aiming for more refined and diversified development. The goal is for Shuili, this mountain town, to once again become an important leisure and tourism area in the central region.

Shuili Snake Kiln Ceramics Cultural Park is a famous cultural attraction in Shuili Township, Nantou County The Snake Kiln originated in Fuzhou, China. The kiln was built along the hillside in a long strip shape. It got its name from the shape of a snake from a distance. About 1 hour drive from Taichung High Speed ​​Rail Station The Shuili Snake Kiln is a large park with various pottery works and landscapes everywhere. The ancient buildings and streets are very atmospheric and great for taking photos The highlight of the park is of course the snake kiln. The Shuili Snake Kiln has a history of nearly a hundred years. In addition to taking photos with the snake kiln outside, visitors can also actually walk into the wood kiln to visit. It's very interesting! There is also a huge ceramic work in the park, which is 82 meters high. This ceramic work is the Guinness World Record-certified Millennium Double-mouthed Bottle In addition to many things to visit in the park, there are also cafes and ice shops. You can sit down and take a rest when you are tired. In addition, you can also experience water-drawing and make your own pottery. The children had a lot of fun! The entrance fee to Shuili Snake Kiln is NT$150. Part of the amount can be used to offset consumption within the park. It is recommended that you arrange a 2-hour visit and experience the beauty of pottery! Address: No. 16, Huiyao Road, Shuili Township, Nantou County, Taiwan #Taiwan Summer Vacation Activities #Nantou #Good place for families