Tourist Attraction

Sandiapei Cape is located at the easternmost corner of Taiwan, between Fulong and Toucheng today. In 1626, Spanish ships from the Philippines arrived in the northeastern waters of Taiwan, preparing to occupy the northern part of Taiwan, and named this place San Diego. It is said that they built the Santiago Castle here, and later […]

The Sandiaojiao Lighthouse is an important landmark in the Pacific region and is known as ‘the eye of Taiwan’. It was built in 1935. Inside the lighthouse, there is an exhibition room displaying equipment and information related to the lighthouse. It is a lighthouse open to the public for visiting. According to lighthouse history, in

For those seeking to explore the charming town of Sanxing in Yilan, a visit to Changpi Lake Fairy Village is highly recommended. This enchanting destination boasts a multitude of animals and whimsical fairy-tale cottages, offering visitors an immersive experience surrounded by wildlife. In addition to these attractions, the scenic area features a lakeside walking trail,

Shakadang (Mysterious Valley) is located in Taroko. Here, there are magnificent mountains, clear streams and fresh air. Coupled with the flat and easy walking trail, it always attracts many people to come for hiking on holidays. The name of Shakadang comes from the fact that when the Truku people established a community here, they once

Sha Maoshan is situated to the south of QiXing Mountain, with an elevation of over 600 meters. It is not only a place to enjoy local delicacies such as clay pot chicken and to soak in hot springs, but also an excellent spot for mountain climbing. By taking a bus to Yangmingshan Station, one can

The Sha Ma Shan Trail is primarily composed of hornblende andesite, a typical conical volcano formed by lava flows and volcaniclastic rocks. It is open all year round, accessible 24 hours a day.

There are many groups of small crabs on the beach. There are slides. The sand is fine. It is very suitable for children to play. It is a good place for taking a walk and watching the sunset. Open all day throughout the year.

San Chong Xian Se Gong, also known as the Temple of the Five Grains King, is recorded to have been established in the 20th year of the Qianlong Emperor’s reign (1755 AD) of the Qing Dynasty, and has a history of over two hundred and fifty years. It serves as the spiritual center for the

Chenguang Bridge in Sanzhong District, along with Xindian Sunshine Bridge, Xinzhuang Xinyue Bridge, and Xizhi Starlight Bridge, forms the theme of ‘Sun, Moon, and Stars’. These four pedestrian bridges not only provide a more pedestrian-friendly space but also offer nearby residents an additional leisure spot. Open all year round, accessible every day. Important tip: After

The Bell of Sarah is located within the ‘Sarah Memorial Park’ to the right of ‘Ye Jia Xiang’. This park is not particularly large, featuring an entrance with a torii-like archway, leading directly to the bell pavilion where the Bell of Sarah is situated. The bell hangs high in the center of the pavilion, with