The Shenshan National Scenic Area is located in Hsinchu County. It is formed by the combination of Shitoushan Scenic Area, Lishan Scenic Area, and Bagua Mountain Scenic Area. With a total area of more than 70,000 hectares, people can enjoy the natural beauty of the scenic area here and taste local tea. The opening hours […]
In addition to the Statue of Liberty that has been humorously parodied, Taipei is also home to a replica sculpture of the iconic figure. This replica is located on Shazi Island in Shilin District, not far from the Zhoumei Bridge. If you happen to be visiting the riverside park and pass by this area, it’s
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Upon exiting Keelung Train Station, the first sight that greets you is Keelung Harbor. Take a moment to appreciate the harbor’s charm. In addition to enjoying the sea breeze at Keelung Harbor, there are numerous tourist attractions and historical sites nearby, such as the Fairy Caves and the Lion Ball Ridge Tunnel. These historical spots
The City Stage is a crucial venue for a variety of performing arts, offering citizens an excellent place to enjoy musical performances, theater, dance, and other artistic activities.
With a one-day ticket, you can enjoy single-entry on the same day and unlimited rides on designated amusement facilities in the park. The 21 designated amusement facilities include the following: Ocean All Stars, Poli Ferris Wheel, Galaxy (monorail train), Flying Magic (flying bus), Cosmic Whirl (radiation flying chair), Starry UFO (rotating small plane), Rotating Coffee
The Chengtian Temple Trail is located on Chengtian Road in Tucheng District, New Taipei City, and has always been a popular destination for admiring tunghua flowers in the northern region. The trail is lined with tung trees, creating a verdant and vibrant atmosphere. On holidays, many people visit for leisurely strolls and sightseeing, especially when
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The Immaculate Heart of Mary Church is located in Taipei City. It was built in 1951 and is a place for local Catholics to attend Mass. The opening hours are subject to the actual opening situation on the day.
Located in Pinglin, south of the old street towards Beishi Creek, you will find the Pinglin Old Bridge. Constructed in 1910, this bridge was once a crucial connection between Taipei and Yilan. Now, it serves exclusively as a pedestrian bridge and stands as the first historical site in Pinglin.
Tzu Yu Temple is located in the Songshan District of Taipei City, which was formerly known as Cikou, hence the temple is also referred to as Cikou Tzu Yu Temple. Constructed in 1753, the temple has a history of over two centuries and primarily venerates the Black-faced Mazu. The temple’s structure is a six-story square
Ciyou Palace, also known as Xinzhuang Mazu Temple, was established in the 25th year of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty (1686 AD). Since its establishment, it has undergone many renovations. The main deity enshrined in the main hall of the temple is the Heavenly Holy Mother. Deities such as King Galan, Patriarch Bodhidharma, Buddha Guanyin,
