Houtanjing Recreation Area

A small pine forest that is good for a brief stroll through the trees, particularly in autumn when the colours are changing.

The oldest Lychee tree in Taiwan that is considered sacred by locals. Researchers from a local university have estimated the age of the trees to be between 270 and 472 years.

There are a variety of mochi to learn about and to taste and many booths hand out free samples.

A pair of camphor trees that were used by locals as a temple to the gods of the land and therefore were spared the logging that removed almost all other such trees from the area as land was cleared for agriculture.

The museum has exhibitions related to bamboo, weaving, and other related industries.

The major sports venue for the city with a grandstand for those who wish to spectate.