Located between Hsinchu and Taichung, Miaoli County enjoys a pleasant climate with few natural disasters and boasts excellent transportation accessibility, attracting over 6.5 million domestic and international visitors each year. The six major highlights of Miaoli tourism are 'Tung Blossoms', 'Wood Carving', 'Hot Springs', 'Fruits', 'Ceramics', and 'Hakka Cuisine'. Combining these six tourism resources, arranging a 3-day-2-night or 2-day-1-night getaway is the best choice for every visitor to Miaoli.

Every April and May, the most beautiful tung blossom seas in Taiwan bloom across Miaoli. Many visitors enjoy admiring the pure white blossoms covering entire hillsides or reflecting on tranquil lakes; many others return to Miaoli each year to experience the delightful surprise of falling tung blossoms. Taiwan's tung blossoms, much like Japan's cherry blossoms, ignite a tourism boom every year.

Miaoli has five major tourist areas, including: 'Sanyi Wood Carving and Old Mountain Line Tourist Area', 'Dahu Strawberry Cultural Park', 'Taian Hot Spring Scenic Area', 'Mingde Reservoir Scenic Area', and 'Nanzhuang Shitoushan Scenic Area'. While visiting these destinations, visitors can also complement their trips with Hakka cuisine, indigenous culture, leisure agriculture, coastal recreation, and various festivals and events, making each journey more enriching.