Asian attractions

Qian Mu’s Former Residence, also known as ‘Sushu Building’, was the living place of the master of classical Chinese studies, Mr. Qian Mu, during his lifetime. It is located on the campus of Soochow University in Taipei. The residence was the home where Mr. Qian lived in Taiwan in 1967. Every brick and stone in […]

The Imperial Commissioner’s Platform features a restrained and dignified exterior with a grand layout, and its spacious interior exudes the authority and grandeur of the Qing Dynasty’s official buildings. It is open to the public all year round from Wednesday to Sunday, 09:30 AM to 04:30 PM; closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.

The Qingshui Patriarch Temple is a place not to be missed when coming to Sanxia. In fact, people who study Eastern religious art all come to the Qingshui Patriarch Temple for on-site research. The Qingshui Patriarch Temple is not actually very old. Its reconstruction began in 1947. Each pillar, painting, and carving method has its

Qingshui Cliffs, situated between Heping and Chongde, is a remarkable spectacle on the eastern coast of Taiwan and is renowned as one of Taiwan’s eight major scenic spots. Towering over a thousand meters high, the cliffs drop almost vertically into the Pacific Ocean, with a winding road stretching over 20 kilometers along the edge. The

The Japanese-style dormitories in the Qingtian Street area were built by university professors at that time. Therefore, the architectural complexes here are similar yet different. Some are a combination of Western and Japanese styles, while others are purely standard Japanese styles. Qingtian Street is a very ‘humanistic’ and lively area among Taiwan’s Japanese architecture. The

The Qingtian Gang Circular Trail is an artificially constructed, flat gravel path, allowing visitors to stroll around and take memorable photographs. This trail serves as a scenic route that guides visitors to the Huangzui Mountain Ecological Reserve, while another leads to the Juansi Waterfall. The trail is open all year round, accessible 24 hours a

The Lover’s Bridge is located in Tamsui District, New Taipei City. It is a cross-harbor bridge at Tamsui Fisherman’s Wharf. On the bridge, you can enjoy the famous sunset scenery of Tamsui. It was officially opened on Valentine’s Day, February 14, 2003. This is a cross-harbor bridge with an investment of 70 million yuan, a

Lovers Lake Park, known as the backyard garden of the people of Keelung, features a Lover’s Suspension Bridge, viewing platforms, and windmills within its premises. There is a quaint legend about the suspension bridge that those who walk hand in hand across it will have a prosperous future, attracting many couples to visit. Additionally, the

Nestled on the scenic Wu Zhi Mountain in the Neihu District, Cing Siang Farm is renowned for its abundant flora and traditional agricultural produce. Visitors can indulge in fruit picking, enjoy a picnic, grill under the shade of pomelo trees, or participate in a variety of DIY activities, making it an ideal destination for a