Penglai Village — Formerly known as Hongmaoguan, it was named after the Dutch who once lived here. After Taiwan's retrocession, it was renamed Penglai, merging the plains settlement with the neighboring indigenous tribes into Penglai Village.

Penglai Village. Formerly known as Hongmaoguan, it was named after the Dutch who once lived here. After Taiwan's retrocession, it was renamed Penglai, merging the plains settlement with the neighboring indigenous tribes into Penglai Village. Formerly known as Hongmaoguan, it was named after the Dutch who once lived here. After Taiwan's retrocession, it was renamed Penglai, merging the plains settlement with the neighboring indigenous tribes into Penglai Village, becoming a settlement where Hakka and Saisiyat people integrate, possessing profound cultural characteristics. Due to the concentrated population and sweet water quality, it is lined with grocery stores, trout farms, cafes, restaurants, and guesthouses. The traditional ceremonies of the Saisiyat people, such as Basdaya, Qitian Festival, and Ancestral Spirit Festival, as well as the Hakka people's Sanshan Guowang temple fairs, are all rich in folk customs. Address: 苗栗縣南庄鄉紅毛館117號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Miaoli