Asian attractions

The Argenna Shipyard Ruins are very famous. Here was once a wharf. Now, its unique ruin style has attracted many film and television dramas to shoot here. Opening hours: open all day throughout the year.

YouBike XinZhu Zoo is home to Malayan bears, tigers, gorillas, and a variety of birds, making it an ideal destination for families with children to visit. The zoo is open all year round from Tuesday to Sunday, with operating hours from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Accessibility services include wheelchair-accessible entrances.

Xpark is Taiwan’s first metropolitan aquatic park, dedicated to recreating the environments of various living organisms on Earth through a blend of spatial performance and technology. In meticulously designed spaces that account for temperature, humidity, scent, and sound, the immersive experience is enhanced by 360-degree visual displays from the ceiling to the floor and extending

Baisha Bay, known for its vast expanse, is a haven for beach lovers with its shell-strewn shores and soft, fine sand. The picturesque scenery makes it an ideal spot for surfing, swimming, and feeding seagulls. It’s a perfect destination for leisure and vacation. The bay is open all year round, accessible 24/7, with specific operating

Locally known as ‘Dutch City’, Pailao Fort is situated on a highland near the west side of Keelung Harbor, at an elevation of nearly 70 meters. The fort, also referred to as ‘Dutch City Fort’, was built during the Dutch occupation of Taiwan and served as a defensive line on the western shore of the

Baima Temple is located in Zhonghe District, New Taipei City. It is a Pure Land Buddhist temple. The buildings here are mainly in gray and white. Each floor tile on the central road is decorated with lotus patterns. There are white horse sculptures of various shapes on both sides. The temple is surrounded by lush

The Baxian Mountain National Forest Recreation Area was once one of the three major forests in Taiwan. According to historical records, the mountain was discovered in 1911 and named ‘Baxian Mountain’ due to its elevation of approximately 2,410 meters, which phonetically resembles ‘Baxian’. The history of forestry exploitation in Baxian Mountain began in 1917, and

Bali Zuo’an Park is situated along the banks of the Danshui River in Bali District, New Taipei City, with the ferry terminal at its core. The park boasts expansive lawn areas, beaches, bike paths, children’s play and educational zones, making it an ideal destination for family outings and a popular spot for sports enthusiasts to

823 Memorial Park, also known as ‘Park No. 4’ and ‘Zhonghe Park’. People can view the 823 Artillery Battle Monument here and also visit the 823 Taiwan Strait Battle Victory Memorial Hall. Open all year round and open all day.

The Ba Dou Zi fishing harbor is often seen with spread-out stone flower vegetables and row upon row of ‘fish sheds’; this is a famous fish processing factory where catches such as squid, anchovies, four-break fish, and flying fish roe are processed. Wangyou Valley, located between Ba Dou Zi and Changtanli, is a V-shaped valley