Emei Lake in Hsinchu, Nanzhuang Old Street in Miaoli, Guguan Visitor Center, Fushoushan Farm, and the Wufeng Lin family have been included in the "2025 Taiwan Tourism 100 Spotlights" list by the Tourism Administration of MOTC, showcasing the achievements of promoting cultural and sustainable tourism brands in mountains and forests.
In its second year, the Tourism Administration selects the most representative scenic spots and travel experiences across Taiwan, encouraging continuous innovation and the deepening of local tourism appeal. By connecting the 100 Spotlights with regional tourism areas throughout Taiwan, the aim is to attract more domestic and international tourists to explore Taiwan in depth.
Emei Lake in Hsinchu combines stunning lake and mountain scenery with tea culture, showcasing the beauty of human culture. Nanzhuang Old Street in Miaoli is famous for its Hakka settlements and Osmanthus Alley snacks, showcasing local culture. The Guguan Visitor Center focuses on hot spring culture and geothermal ecology, creating an educational and entertaining mountain forest experience. Fushoushan Farm is well-known for its seasonal fruits and alpine flowers, making it a top choice for photography and leisure travel enthusiasts. The Wufeng Lin family's century-old architecture and historical memories showcase the beauty of traditional Taiwanese culture.
The Guguan Visitor Center serves as a starting point for mountain forest exploration, with exhibits featuring bird illustrations and plant images that introduce visitors to local wildlife. Outdoor areas include an open-air foot bath where visitors can experience the fun and therapeutic experience of bathing with fish. Following that, the "Lishan–Guguan Light Art Festival" event, which will take place on November 29, will combine light and shadow art with the night view of Guguan to create the most romantic mountain and forest event in autumn and winter. The headquarters invites people to go on a weekend trip and walk into Guguan to experience the charm of nature and culture.