Tourist Attraction

Shitoushan Mountain, situated between Hsinchu County and Miaoli County, boasts an elevation of approximately 520 meters and is named for its resemblance to a lion’s head when viewed from a distance. The mountain is rich in tourist attractions, featuring distinctive mountain shapes and cliffs, along with scenic spots such as the Emei Lake. Within the […]

The Shiqiu Ridge Tunnel, also known as the Liu Mingchuan Tunnel. The tunnel with a south-low and north-high topography is 235 meters in length. It belongs to a third-class historic site in Taiwan and is the only tunnel in Taiwan that has been rated as a historic site. Liu Mingchuan, the governor of Taiwan during

Shi Niu Mountain, renowned for its abundant rocks, is a famous mountain in the Hsinchu area and is listed among the Taiwan Hundred Small Peaks.

Shihding Ciandao Lake is located in Yong’an Village, Shihding District. It is part of the upper reaches of the Feicui Reservoir. When the reservoir was constructed, surrounding villages were relocated, and some of the hills in Yong’an Village became the catchment area, forming lakes of various sizes and shapes. The scenery is reminiscent of Zhejiang

Shimen Mountain, named for its location on the west side of the Shimen Reservoir, offers a multitude of intersecting trails with gentle slopes and ample shade provided by the lush forest cover along the paths. As you stroll, you’ll encounter acacia trees, tung trees, and a variety of ferns, with the air filled with the

The Shimen Reservoir is one of the major reservoirs in northern Taiwan. It is located in the Shimen Gorge between Daxi District, Taoyuan City, Longtan District, Fuxing District and Guansi Town, Hsinchu County. It adopts an earth-rock embankment dam body and is formed by intercepting the water of the Dahan River. It is Taiwan’s first

The Shifen Waterfall is located in Pingxi District. It has a width of about 40 meters and a drop height of about 20 meters. It is a curtain-type waterfall. Due to erosion and the relationship with the nearby cut topography, there are many faults and strange rocks here. Therefore, when the river flows here, it

Shifen Old Street is closely connected to Shifen Station. Although it lacks century-old red brick buildings or renowned architectural styles, its proximity to the railway track makes it a nostalgic spot for railway enthusiasts. The sky lantern craft shops along the street have always been its signature, complemented by Hakka floral fabrics and photographic postcards,

Built in 1873, this place is both a temple and a school. The main hall enshrines Wenchang Jun. The book boy and sword boy on both sides are ancient god statues in New Taipei City. Confucius is also worshipped in front. This is the place where the grand ceremony of sacrificing to Confucius is held

Enjoy a 5% discount by using the promotional code ‘TWHOT5’. Fisherman’s Wharf features a floating dock and a picturesque harbor park, along with a boat-shaped landscape bridge designed for pedestrian use. The wharf boasts over 330 meters of wooden walkways, making it an ideal location for sunset viewing. It is open all year round, 24