Tainan -- Baihe

Baihe Lotus Park

Baihe Lotus Park

The Lotus Park sits on a land of 4 ha. The lotus looks the best from June to September. Have a seat in the Park, you'll find yourself released from stress.

Baihe Lotus Explorer Museum

The first community museum features lotus in Taiwan. The Museum presents the local, industrial and cultural characteristics of Baihe.

Jhumen Green Tunnel

Have a walk in the Green Tunnel is so cool and refreshing, and there are lotuses grown on both sides of the Tunnel. Let the wooden path way lead you to exploring the lotus field, and being amazed.

White Lotus Pottery Studio

Far from the madding crowd, White Lotus Pottery Studio is like the Shangri-La. Wen-Yue Lin, the owner, is a potter and painter whose subject focuses on lotus. At here, visitors can try painting the lotus and making pottery.

Luliao Reservoir

The Reservoir is named after the Liliao River and it once irrigated the vast field of sugarcane planted on the Jianan Plan by TaiSugar Corporation. The view at the Reservoir is great. The environment is also well protected. It is the only reservoir in Taiwan that keeps it's original scene.

Baihe Reservoir

It was built in the 54th year of the Republic of China, the main irrigation water source for BaiHe and Dongshan, and also has the purposes of temporary flood control, industrial water, water supply, sightseeing and so on, currently, where is the temporary headquarters of Siraya National Scenic Area.

Baishueisi Church

The Church, beside the Baihe Reservoir, is embraced by three reservoirs and a mountain. The neighborhood is quite here. In the Church there is a monument memorizing Dr. William Campbell who stayed in Taiwan and devoted his life to God. As the water here contains lime, the name Baishuei means the grayish water.

Liouchongsi

Liouchongsi has great mountains and waters, is rich in various kinds of plants and animals. Liouchongsi Pinpu Culture Park and Public Office are the two must-see sots here. Chian Shia Yuan is the first Hot Spring B&B getting the Hot Spring Make in the central and southern Taiwan, and it is worth staying in.