Miaoli Hakka Round House — The Hakka Tulou clusters distributed in Fujian are unique large-scale residential buildings in the world, known as the treasure of traditional Chinese residential buildings. They have been included in the World Cultural Heritage list and are recognized as the most representative architectural style of Hakka culture. Seeing Tulou immediately brings Hakka to mind.

Miaoli Hakka Round House. The Hakka Tulou clusters distributed in Fujian are unique large-scale residential buildings in the world, known as the treasure of traditional Chinese residential buildings. They have been included in the World Cultural Heritage list and are recognized as the most representative architectural style of Hakka culture. Seeing Tulou immediately brings Hakka to mind. The Hakka Tulou clusters distributed in Fujian are unique large-scale residential buildings in the world, known as the treasure of traditional Chinese residential buildings. They have been included in the World Cultural Heritage list and are recognized as the most representative architectural style of Hakka culture. Seeing Tulou immediately brings Hakka to mind. The "Hakka Round House" in the shape of a Tulou not only highlights the local Hakka cultural characteristics of Miaoli but also combines the results of the Beishi River remediation project – the beautiful scenery of the waterside corridor, creating a bright facade for Miaoli and showcasing local exquisite artistic and cultural features. The Hakka Round House is located near the Miaoli High-Speed Rail Station, making it the most crucial area within the entire waterside corridor, and can be called the "Heart of Beishi River." Its architectural style imitates the original Tulou in mainland China, exuding a strong Hakka flavor. It also features a circular pond walkway, a viewing arc platform, an entrance welcoming plaza, and a waterside boardwalk, among other rich recreational facilities. The Hakka Round House covers an area of 1,385 square meters, with a total floor area of 3,476 square meters. It has a structure of one basement level and three above-ground levels, appearing as a circular building structure when viewed from above. The planning direction of the Hakka Round House is centered on local Hakka culture. Miaoli, in particular, is a major center for the development of Hakka music and opera. Therefore, it is positioned as a themed venue for Hakka opera and music, arranging related exhibitions, performances, and activities, and inviting performing groups to reside there for the public to enjoy and study. Hakka Round House Address: 苗栗縣後龍鎮校椅里7鄰新港三路295號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Miaoli