Camellia Village

Updates : 2021-10-20

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Tea Farm

Introduction

Camellia Village’s two owners run their business by adoping the idea of managing a natural habitat. The garden covers approximately one hectare, and three hundred kinds of camellia are planted. Many varieies of camellia are grown in the garden; whereas frogs, buterﬂies, insects and birds all happily live here. While enjoying the outdoor views, visitors can also take a tour in the old house: the aniqued architecture blends with the village landscape and forms a unity. If you want to have a memorable vacaion, you may come to Camellia Village.

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Green Light Tea Plantation

”Green Light Farm” is a tea garden cultivated completely organically, with tea types produced including green tea and GABA Tea which are beneficial for health, elegantly refreshing Wushan Pouchang Tea, mellow oolong tea, the oriental beauty tea with honey and ripe fruit scents, as well as the black tea which is drank by most people. The owner further planted various types of plants in the tea garden, hence attracting many insects and bird species to visit; one may further observe the ecology of the Emerald tree frog. If you wish to experience tea-picking and tea production, please make reservations in advance with the owner of the farm – Lu-He Chen. (Taiwan Tel.: 0952-600-268 / E-mail: [email protected])

Taiwan’s Socks Museum

Taiwan’s Socks Museum is like a window showing the history of Taiwan’s socks industry, comprehensively preserving rare historic information about the industry and the company. The sock manufacturing process is demonstrated at the museum, while exhibits offering a combination of tradition, innovation, knowledge and entertainment allow the visitors to gain insight into the history and developments in socks. In particular, a special app called “Home of Wonderful Socks” was developed, providing all-in-one services such as games, new knowledge, shopping and travel. Furthermore, DIY courses are devised according to different themes in different seasons so that the whole family can experience the fun of traditional hand-operated sock knitting method from over a century ago!