Nu-erh Art Resort

Nu-erh Art Resort, located in Puli Township, Nantou, is a large-scale resort complex spanning approximately 66,000 square meters, integrating art, culture, and leisure tourism. The resort is renowned for its collection of stone sculptures by self-taught artist Mr. Lin Yuan. Throughout the park, visitors can find stone artworks by Lin Yuan and other famous sculptors, showcasing a simple yet story-rich local artistic style. Nu-erh Art Resort is not only an art exhibition space but has also developed into a diversified leisure resort center. The park features the "Lin Yuan Museum," a children's art museum, a traditional toy plaza, and a local cultural heritage exhibition area. It also boasts a vast tung tree forest, where the white tung blossoms bloom profusely from April to May each year, creating a dreamlike fairyland with petals fluttering everywhere, attracting numerous visitors for flower viewing and picnics. The "Floral Age SPA & Energy Center" within the resort is the largest SPA hydrotherapy center in central Taiwan, offering facilities such as jet massages, saunas, steam rooms, cold plunges, and children's wading pools. It combines leisure, wellness, beauty, and fitness, making it suitable for families of all ages to enjoy and relax. Additionally, the "Sculpture Forest Treehouse Restaurant" blends Japanese architecture with the natural environment, offering Japanese omakase cuisine and teppanyaki, using fresh local ingredients and imported Japanese seafood, allowing visitors to enjoy a dual feast of delicious food and beautiful scenery. In 2024, Nu-erh Art Resort further created the Japanese-style "Niuermachi" themed area, featuring a large red torii gate, a lantern wall, a wisteria tunnel, and other attractions, making it a popular spot for photos. Visitors can stroll through wearing kimonos, immerse themselves in the rich Japanese atmosphere, and overlook the beautiful cityscape of Puli from the observation deck.