Puli

Puli

Puli

Nestled in the geographic heart of Taiwan and encircled by mountains, the small town of Puli serves as a gateway to renowned attractions such as Sun Moon Lake, Taroko National Park, and Hehuanshan mountain. Beyond its role as a transit point, Puli offers a variety of local experiences, including visits to historic wineries and butterfly centers. The town also boasts a strikingly modern temple, adding a contemporary architectural element to its traditional charm. Visitors can explore these diverse sites, immersing themselves in the blend of history, nature, and modernity that defines Puli.

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