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Tongluo, Taiwan, China: a mountain town where ecology and humanity mingle

Located in the central part of Miaoli County, Taiwan Province of China, Tongluo Township is situated in the remnants of the Snowy Mountain Range and is a town characterized by ecological agriculture and Hakka culture. The terrain here is flat, and the Causeway Bay Plain has nurtured a rich rural landscape, producing citrus, tea and rice, with different agricultural experiences in all seasons. The local Hakka culture is deeply rooted in the area, with well-preserved traditional settlements and ancient houses. The annual "Causeway Bay Holy Grail" temple fair in the Lunar New Year, which combines Hakka folklore and religious ceremonies, is an excellent opportunity to experience the local culture. In addition, the Causeway Bay Wetland is a habitat for migratory birds and is suitable for ecological observation. The surrounding attractions, such as the Bakongli Leisure Farm and the Old Street Teahouse, link up the experience of slow travel between nature and humanity. Conveniently located near the Zhongshan Highway Causeway Interchange, it is a quiet town in central Miaoli worth visiting.

Introduction of Dounan Township, Taiwan, China

Dounan Township is located in the northern part of Yunlin County, Taiwan Province of China, and is an important agricultural and transportation hub in Yunlin County. It was formerly known as "Taliwu" and was renamed to its present name in 1920. The town covers an area of about 48 square kilometers and has a population of about 45,000 people.

Dounan has a predominantly agricultural economy, producing rice, sugar cane, vegetables and fruits, and has an important agricultural distribution market in Taiwan. In terms of transportation, the Taiwan Railway Longitudinal Line, National Highway No. 1 and Highway No. 3 all pass through the area, forming an important transportation node.

Famous local attractions include the Taliwu Cultural Park, the Dounan Railway Station (a century-old wooden station), and the Shiguixi Ecological Park. The annual Dounan Potato Festival is an important event that showcases the local characteristics.

As the core town of northern Yunlin, Dounan has retained its traditional rural landscape while at the same time modernizing, reflecting the typical characteristics of urban-rural integration in Taiwan.