仁愛霧社郵局

Convenience services

lunch break.

Waited an hour

There are lodgings in the Di Post Office here!

Remodeled well

It advocates environmental protection, so there are no towels and toilets attached. The bed is not too hard to sleep, and the air-conditioning is cool enough. The location is convenient for going to Cingjing, Hehuan Mountain and Aowanda. There are also some snacks around, which is the advantage of this place. There are many disadvantages, no parking space, no elevator, so it is not suitable for the elderly , the room is very small, the sound insulation is very poor (you can hear other people talking in the room), the equipment is old and the bathroom is full of mildew.

The post office is on the third and fourth floors. There is a water dispenser on the third floor, and parking is basically in the open space in front of the post office or in the open space in front of 7-11 nearby. In the parent-child triple room, it is recommended that children under 120 cm can sleep two. There are two breakfast shops nearby, which feel very lively.

Without contact, I don't know that there is such a good working environment in the country. At 12:00 noon, the iron gate was pulled down to rest, and it was closed at 4:30 in the afternoon (?). They said that they lived in Puli, far away, and had to leave work early. Four windows and two are always open, one is for financial business, and the other is for business ~ postal service. There are only three gray-haired employees, and it seems that they are not far from retirement. There are only two who really sit at the counter, and the remaining one seems to be the chief sitting in the second row. Even though the postal service has already had a long queue of seven or eight people, they are still calmly and step-by-step, not in a hurry. The officer behind is still busy with his affairs, occasionally raising his eyes to look at the dragon, but there is still no support action. Attention, the door couplet on the wall behind the counter ~ the honor goes to the chief, the credit goes to the staff... it's really eye-opening!!