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Northeast and Yilan 東北角暨宜蘭 National Scenic Area Window on China This is a wonderland of miniature models of buildings and other structures from China and other countries, all meticulously built on a 1/25 scale, that bring all the world within your vision. Window on China also includes an amusement park in which one of the main attractions is the Tornado, which reaches 24 meter high and is the first triple 360-degree multiple- switch ride in Asia-it really makes you feel like you’ve been swept up in a tornado. Leofoo Village This theme park, located in Guansi Town, Hsinchu County, is a multi-purpose theme park developed out of what was originally a safari park. Its rides include a U-shaped suspended-track spiral roller coaster that is the first of its kind in Asia and second in the world. It also has one of the world’s four largest “pirate ship” rides, 18.5 meters long and 2.5 meters wide, that swings to the height of an eight-story building. Another feature is Southeast Asia’s biggest animal education park, Monkey Garden. Beipu This is one of the earliest Hakka settlements in Taiwan, and its old streets contain well-preserved historic buildings from the distant past. Tianshuei Hall is the most imposing residence left from those days, and along with the Jinguangfu Official Residence it is listed as a Hsinchu first-grade historical site. The spiritual center of the settlement, Citian Temple, is a third-grade historical site. Beipu also boasts cold mineral springs, with weak alkaline carbonic acid water. The temperature varies from 15℃ in summer to about 10℃ in winter. There is no better way to sooth away the aches and worries than getting soak in this spring water. Neiwan Scenic Area Neiwan is the terminal station of one of the three branch railways in Taiwan. This branch is 27.7 kilometers long and runs through areas of beautiful scenery. The old-type Hesing Station sports a turntable that is rarely seen today. The development of the Neiwan area owes much to the coal-mining and forestry industries, as well as the railway. The town is on the upper reaches of the Toucian River, whose broad waters nourish a kind of fish that has become a local delicacy. The center of religion here is Guangji Temple, which contains a number of deities that symbolize the harmonious co- existence of the different groups that make up the local population. This is a small Hakka town, where visitors can enjoy distinctive Hakka cuisine. Shimen Reservoir Scenic Area This reservoir, nestled in the valley of the Dahan River in Longtan Township, Taoyuan County, contains 680,000 cubic meters of water backed up by a dam that rises 135 meters. From the dam you can view most of the surface of the reservoir; you can go boating on the lake, and you can direct your boat toward Amuping for camping or barbecuing. The area is also the site of a couple of amusement parks. The culinary specialty of lake- side restaurants is fresh fish prepared at least eight ways. The plump, suc- culent fish that flourish in the clean water of the lake have become a special local attraction. Xiaoyoukeng Scenic Area Mt. Qixing Zhuzihhu Mt. Qixing Park Qingtiangang Qianshan Park To Taipei Zhongshan Building Keelung New Taipei MAP Taiwan Tourist MAP Taiwan Tourist 9F, 290 Zhongxiao E. Rd., Sec. 4, Taipei, Taiwan 119 Jiucheng, Beimen Village, Beimen District, Tainan City 1-1 Xiancao, Xiancao Village, Baihe District, Tainan City 120 Lane Saijia, Saijia Village, Sandimen Township, Pingtung County 169 Datain Rd., Dapeng Village, Donggang Township, Pingtung County 25 Xincun Rd., Xinyi Village, Chenggong Township, Taitung County 168 Neighborhood 8, Hegong Village, Ruisui Township, Hualien County 171 Guanghua Village, Magong City, Penghu County 95-1 Renai Village, Nangan Township, Lienchiang County 3-16 Chukou, Chukou Village, Fanzhu Township, Chiayi County 240 Dunhua N. Rd., Taipei 1F, 95 Gancheng St., Nantun Dist., Taichung 10F, 243 Minqyuan Rd., Sec.1, Tainan 5F-1, 235 Zhongzheng 4th Rd., Kaohsiung 36 Xinglong St., Fulong Village, Gongliao District, New Taipei City 33-6 Xiayuankeng, Demao Village, Shimen District, New Taipei City 738 Zhongzheng Rd., Wufeng District, Taichung City 599 Zhongshan Rd., Shuishe Village, Yuchi Township, Nantou County Advertise Printed in July. 2013 National Scenic Area Jiufen and Jinguashi Jiufen is an old gold-mining town built on a steep mountain slope. It retains much of its quaint traditional flavor, attracting countless numbers of artists, film-makers, and photographers to take advantage of its unique scenery. “A City of Sadness”, a film by prominent director Hou Hsiao-hsien, was shot here. Visitors can wander the precipitous old streets of the town and recapture some of the flavor of a simpler past. They can also savor local delicacies such as taro balls. After sunset, this is a favorite place for enjoying a cup of tea and watching the lights of fishing boats on the distant sea. Jinguashi, the rustic little town, was once a bustling cop- per-and-gold mine community, and it still retains a number of cultural sites along with allur- ing scenery-the old mines, the twin-color sea formed by runoff from mine sediments, a winding mountain road, a Gold Eco- logical Park, and old Japanese- style houses. The gold park and abandoned mines, along with surrounding residential areas, form Taiwan’s first “living mu- seum.” Other sites of historical interest here include a Shinto shrine, a memorial to British prisoners of war (this was once a Japanese prison camp), and a 13-level ore processing plant. Shifenliao Scenic Area Shifenliao is located in northeastern Taiwan on a tribu- tary of the Keelung River, and is best known for its spec- tacular waterfall. Erosion by the Keelung River and the nature of the terrain here have created numerous faults, odd stone formations, and cascades- including Shihfenliao Waterfall, the greatest curtain waterfall in Taiwan. Besides sightseeing, the most popular activity at nearby Pingxi is the releasing of “sky lanterns” at the time of the Lantern Festival every year. Chilan Forest Recreation Area This recreation area is situated on the Yilan-Lishan branch of the Central Cross- Island Highway, and is covered mainly with reforested cyrpto- meria trees. The area features a cottage once used by the late President Chiang Kai-shek, a flower and tree appreciation area, walkways among flowering cherries and peaches, a “green shower” trail, and “Little Tarzan” physical challenge area. The most prominent local product is monkey-head mushrooms. The recreation area also boasts Yilan’s only stand of giant red cypress trees, thousands of years old; each tree is named for a person from Chinese history who lived at about the time of its germination: Confucius, Tang Dynasty Emperor Tai-zong, Liou Zong-yuan, and Wang Jhao-jyun, among others. Taipingshan National Forest Recreation Area Taipingshan is located in Yilan County’s Datong Township and covers more than 12,000 hectares, much of which is forested with red and yellow cypress. It was once one of Taiwan’s three biggest logging areas. The recreation area encompasses the Renze Hot Springs, Primeval Forest Park, Mt. Duli Wildlife Reserve, and Cuifeng Lake. This is a favorite destination for tourists to enjoy forest scenery as well as spectacular sunrises, seas of clouds, and (in winter) snowscapes. Fushan Botanical Garden This is the biggest botanical garden in Asia, covering 1,096.5 hectares. In addition to natural forests, it contains more than 3,200 planted trees of 441 species. There are also areas for the display of bamboo and other plants, and also for plants with special uses. Along with the plants there are large numbers of birds, butterflies, dragonflies, frogs, and other wildlife, making up a complete ecological system. National Center for Traditional Arts This new 24-hectare facility is located beside beautiful Dongshan River in Yilan. In addition to organized displays and performances of culture and art, it also provides a stage where performing artists can show off their creative works. The emphasis here is on the continuous propagation, innovation, and renewal of traditional arts. You can stroll casually among artistic creations, listen to elegant music, and enjoy exciting opera performances－ and you can even participate in the process of artistic creation yourself. From the Center, you can take a boat to visit the Dongshan River Water Park. Dongshan River Water Park Here the river has been straightened and its two banks beautified, with a variety of themed attractions. The arched bridge over the river is the park’s landmark. Several major annual events are held here, including the Interna- tional Folk Toy and Folk Game Festival and the International Scholastic Regatta. Visitors here like to savor the special products of Yilan, including pressed duck, candied fruits, and ox-tongue (named for their shape, not their ingredients) cakes. Lanyang Museum Lanyang Museum, which is located at Wushi Harbor, has a state-of-the-art design and has reg- ular immersive exhibitions. Each floor of the building is named after mountains, prairies, and oceans. The museum shows the topogra- phy, history, and endeavors of the local people to fuel the imagination of vistors. Apart from that, there is the “Kid’s Discovery Area” deco- rated in lively colors, and intriguing lighting. Interactive teaching tools for children are available to help them discover the secrets of the oceans. By doing so, they will be able to learn more about marine life and habitats, and hopefully better understand the importance of all ecosystems. It will also hopefully make them cherish marine life and resources. Northeast Coast Scenic Area The abundant geographical resources of the Northeast Coast offer surprises at each and every corner. In a way, the Northeast Coast is a miniature projection of Taiwan developed after trillions of years of geographic revolution. The area of Nanya is full of the landscape of this geological erosion. Bitou features mushroom rocks, sea cliffs, eroded caves, and erosion platforms. Beiguan has cuestas , cuesta terrain, and tofu rocks. These are the traces of erosion history and are the best destinations to appreciate the beauty of the geology. Old Caoling Tunnel Old Caoling Tunnel, a 2,167-meter long train tunnel from Fulong to Shicheng, was abandoned in 1986. The local Scenic Area Administration spent many years reconstructing the tunnel into a museum-like tourist bike tunnel. Bikers can now appreciate the history, culture and scenery, and leave with unforgettable memories . Northern Taiwan If you want to encompass at one grasp Taiwan’s cultural face, unique natural scenery, and metropolitan flair, Northern Taiwan is the place for you. This is an area that includes the cities and counties of Taipei, New Taipei, Keelung, Taoyuan, Hsinchu, and Yilan, each of which offers its own splendors in each season. The Yangmingshan National Park, North Coast and Guanyinshan National Scenic Area, and Northeast Coast National Scenic Area also add their natural allure to the Greater Taipei area. You can watch the waves of the sea crashing gently onto the shore, savor an invigorating “green Yangmingshan, Lengshuikeng, Macao Hot Springs, Gengzihping Hot Springs There are a number of places to take a hot-spring bath amidst the exquisite natural scenery of Yangmingshan, including the hot-spring areas around Yangmingshan Park, Lengshuikeng, Macao, and Gengzihping. Because of the intensive geothermal activity here the minerals carried by the water of the different hot-spring areas is also different. Each area has its own characteristic minerals, water temperature, and therapeutic effect. The water of Lengshuikeng, which is relatively cool is said to help those who suffer from an excess of uric acid, inflammation of the bladder, and similar ailments, however, people should not bathe in this water. Sihhuangping Hot Springs These acidic sulfate spring are located in Wanli District of New Taipei City, and the temperature is from 40℃ to 99℃. The water is not suitable for drinking.The Sihhuangping Hot Springs are located about 500 meters southeast from Tianlai, approximately 2.1 kilometers off the Yangmingshan-Jinshan Highway. Because the water’s composition and temperature are similar to those of Gengzihping, it is surmised that both springs may arise from the same geothermal source. The springs are distributed along a distance of 150 meters, where the fumaroles, mud pools, and bubbling hot water create a most impressive scene. Beitou and Mt. Shamao Hot Springs The sulfur spring water here emerges at 52℃ to 75℃. It is not suitable for drinking. The hot springs of Beitou are encompassed by Mt. Shamao, Mt. Datun, and Mt. Cising, and emit sulfuric steam all year round. For hot-spring aficionados, Beitou is a Mecca that cannot be missed. This area provides both hot and cold springs, and is a favorite for mineral-spring bathers--especially at night. The New Beitou Park is situated just in front of the New Beitou MRT Station, and in the nearby drainage channels you can roll up your trousers and soak your feet directly in rela- tively cool hot-spring water. Just up the road you can visit the Beitou Hot-spring Museum, a rebuilt Japanese-era bathhouse that was once the biggest and most famous in Taiwan. The museum contains artifacts and photographs that explain the development of hot springs in Taiwan, as well as the original public bathing pools. There are also multimedia presentations that introduce the hot springs in Beitou. Jinshan Hot Springs These hot springs, located in Jinshan and Wanli District of New Taipei City, produce carbonic acid water at 45℃ to 86℃ The springs are good for drinking and bathing.These hot springs arise in the Datun geothermal zone, like those of Yangmingshan, and are the northernmost hot springs in Taiwan. While other hot-spring areas are lucky to have two types of water, Jinshan provides four: oceanic sandy, sulfuric, carbonic acid, and iron. Hot-spring hotels have sprung up in the Jinshan area in recent years, making it a haven for visitors who enjoy the variety of water types. Wulai Hot Springs These hot springs, in Wulai District of New Taipei City, produce alkaline carbonic acid water at 55℃ to 80℃. The water is suitable for drinking.The hot springs of Wulai produce mineral water in abundance and were found long ago; the very name Wulai, in fact, is said to have come from the Atayal aborigine word for “hot springs.” The water is clear, colorless, and odorless. Wulai boasts the largest free-of-charge hot-spring area in Taiwan. It is especially popular in early spring, when red cherry blossoms fill the mountainsides so that visitors can enjoy the beautiful scenery as they soak in the hot springs and bask in the romance of the Atayal aborigines. Beipu Cold Springs These cold springs in Beipu Township, Hsinchu County, produce alkaline carbonic acid water at 10℃ to 15℃. The water is not for drinking.The clear waters of the Daping River in Waiping Village of Beipu Township flow through green hilly country that offers a rich variety of beautiful scenery, with water plunging over dams adding a special attraction to the area. The water of the Beipu Hot Springs is a bit alkaline, and draws a large number of visitors to enjoy and relax. Jiaoxi Hot Springs Located in Jiaoxi, Yilan County, these sodium carbonate springs are 58℃. Their water is also suitable for drinking in small amounts. The spring water here contains a variety of minerals, including sodium, magnesium, calcium, potassium, and carbonic acid. Flatland hot springs are rare in Taiwan. The water is clear and odorless, and leaves the skin smooth with no trace of stickiness. Its rich mineral content makes it healthy for bathing and, after processing, for drinking. The hot spring district covers a 1.2-kilometer area around the railway station, with nearly 100 hotels and bathhouses. Suao Cold Springs Located in Suao, Yilan County, these carbonic acid cold springs flow from the earth at under 22℃. Naturally carbonated water is hardly found anyplace else in the world, with the exception of Venice. You will feel cold when you first immerse yourself in this water, but your body will heat up in five minutes. In early days the water from these springs was used to make drinking soda, and today it is still used in cooking a special product of Suao, mutton stew. Renze Hot Springs These springs are located in Datong Township, Yilan County (they are actually part of the Taipingshan Forest Recreation Area) and produce calcium carbonate water at 95℃. The colorless, odorless water leaves the skin smooth and lustrous. After (or before) bathing, visi- tors can enjoy a “green shower” and spot birds along the nearby forest trail. The Luodong Forest District operates the Renze Villa here, and other facilities include a bridge over the Duowang River, a egg-boiling area, open-air hot-spring spa, and an indoor spa where you can soak in a large cypress bath tubs. Ruifang Ruifang Jiufen Jiufen Jinguashi The Northeast and Yilan Coast National Scenic Area, nestled between the mountains and the sea, is rich in fantastic rock formations, sea-eroded topography, golden beaches, and a varied marine ecology, as well as historic remnants. It is an all-purpose leisure destination that combines nature with seashore playgrounds, where you can go skin diving, rock fishing, swimming, windsurfing, surfing, and other fun activities. Honeymoon Bay at Daxi is the site of numerous surfing competitions. Longdong Bay Park Longdong is a bay created by a vertical break in a fault line. It is the largest bay on the Northeast Coast, with clear water and a rich ecology that make it perfect for skin diving. It is also a popular spot for rock fishing. Longdong Cape, at the southern end of the bay, is Tai- wan’s foremost rock-climbing venue, with cliffs rising more than 30 meters and offering climbers a variety of chal- lenges. Longdong South Ocean Park This is a virtual natural classroom and playground, with seawater swimming pools, coffee shops, and ecology and topography exhibition galleries as well as a marina. It also offers a Cape Trail that gives access to scenes of majestic coastal formations. Longdong South is popular with rock climbers, divers, rock fishermen, and observes of the oceanic ecology. Longmen Camping Resort and Fulong Beach The Longmen Camping Resort, located on the bank of Shuangxi River, offers the most comprehensive range of camping facilities in Taiwan. In addition to a camping area it also provides overnight cabins and a riverside park, as well as a bicycle path through coastal and countryside scenery. Here you can row boats, fish, ride a bike, and observe nature to your heart’s content. Longmen Beach is a spit of sand at the mouth of the Shuangxi River. The broad, calm surface of the river invites visitors to wind surf, paddle canoes, and engage in other non-motorized water activities, while the beach itself is perfect for swimming, sun bathing, and other beach activities. Caoling Historic Trail This trail is 8.5 kilometers long and takes about four hours to walk. Along the way, hikers enjoy beautiful countryside scenery, a rich plant ecology, and two historic stone Jiaoxi Hot Springs Sanxing Jiuzhize Ch shower,” soak in healthful hot-spring mineral water, enjoy the tranquility of small towns and the nostalgia of historic sites, taste delicious local products, and wonder at creations of art in this area so filled with life and vigor. Yangmingshan is known as “Taipei’s back yard”. Only 30 miles from the city, you can enjoy the sight of well-developed volcanic topography. Spectacular stone coasts and reef-rock formations, can be found at the North Coast and Guanyinshan. Zhubei Zhulin Zhudong Nanzhuang Zhubei Xincheng Guanxi Guanxi Zhubei Zhubei Despite its facade of modern prosperity, Taipei, and New Taipei maintain historic sites that preserve the essence of traditional culture. It provides a variety of ways to enjoy yourself day and night, with bustling business districts, tourist night markets, fantastic museums, quaint temples hundreds of years old—and the second tallest building in the world, Taipei 101. Away from downtown, you have easy access to the historic old towns of Danshui and Sansia with famous tea and temples, Yingge with its pottery, Wulai with its hot springs, and many, many more places with a vast variety of fun to offer. National Palace Museum The National Palace Museum contains the world’s largest and most valuable collection of Chinese art and artifacts covering 5,000 years of history, from Neolithic times down to the end of the Qing Dynasty in the early 20th century. The treasures here include porcelains, bronzes, jades, sculptures, paintings, and calligraphy— almost 650,000 items in all. It is listed among the world’s four top museums. The ex- terior of the museum mimics that of the original in Beijing, and the displays in its main exhibition building are categorized into bronzes, ceramics, paintings and calligraphy, and jades. Visitors can observe how Chinese arts evolved throughout history. There is also a gallery that displays modern and contemporary works. The Zhishan Garden that graces the approach to the museum, was designed according to a description by the famous ancient calligrapher Wang Xi-zhi and is a complete manifestation of the beauty of classic Chinese gardens. Presidential Building The impressive Renaissance-style Presidential Office Building was built during the period of Japanese colonial rule (1895-1945) as the governor-general’s office. Since its completion in 1919, it has been Taiwan’s highest seat of power. Severely damaged by bombing in the waning years of World War II, it was rebuilt in 1946 and has served as the Presidential Office ever since the ROC government moved to Taiwan in 1949. On major national holidays the building is festooned with brilliant lighting. It is, at times, opened to visitors. Bao’an Temple Bao’an Temple, once called “Temple of Dalangbeng”, along with Longshan Temple in Longshan, and Zushi Temple in Qingshuiyan, is considered to be the most three important temples in Taipei. The deity of the temple is Baosheng Dadi, who was used to be a well-known doctor. People especially those who are infected with chronic diseases come to worship his power of healing and draw lots of medicine to pray for recovery. Also, Bao’an Temple is a three-section compound known for it’s delicate sculptures, paintings, pillars, and structures. As a whole, Bao’an Temple is thought to be the classic representation of Taiwan’s religious and vernacular architecture. Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall This impressive monument in central Taipei has a roof, designed like the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, topping a pyramidal body. The vast surrounding gardens, which contain a variety of plants and carp ponds, have become a favorite leisure venue for local residents. The large plaza that fronts the memorial hall is flanked by the classi- cal Chinese-style National Theater on one side and the National Concert Hall on the other, two institutions that present a regular program of domestic and international art performances. Taipei Zoo The Taipei Zoo is located in the district of Muzha, at the end of the MRT Muzha Line, and espouses the goals of animal conservation and environmental education. It is divided into different zones which are categorized by habitat. The eight indoor display ar- eas include Education Center, the Nocturnal Animal House, the Koala House, the Penguin House, the Amphibian and Reptile House, the Insectarium, and the Panda House. The eight outdoor display areas con- tain animals from Taiwan, desert areas, Australia, Africa, etc. The most popular animals are koalas, penguins, and of course pandas. This is an educational and fun place. Commercial Districts Commercial districts are located around Taipei and include Taipei 101 and the Xinyi District, the fashion leading Zhongxiao Business District, the Wufenpu Fashion District with inexpensive and fashion items, the Ximending District with fashions in Japanese and Korean style, and the American style Tianmu Business District. The variety of choices can meet everyone’s needs. Night Markets Night markets are among Taipei’s most popular tourist spots. These markets get under way around dusk, with vendors offer- ing everything from accessories and clothing to snacks and car- nival games. If you want to try the special delicacies of different areas, a night market is the place to go. The biggest lot is the Shilin Night Market, with its pan-fried dumplings, “little roll wrapped in big roll,” and the Shilin sausage. An additional attraction is the mar- ket’s proximity to the night scenes and hot springs of Yangmingshan. The Huaxi Street Tourist Night Market, located adjacent to the famous Longshan Temple, is known for its meat stew, eel noodles, shrimp in wine—and the snake dishes which give the market its English nickname, “Snake Alley.” The Raohe Street Night Market, near the Songshan Rail- way Station, is close to the old Songshan Cihyou Temple and is known for traditional snacks such as medicinal ribs and fruit ices as well as for handicraft products. The Wufenpu Fashion District is also in the neighborhood, where you can find all sorts of inexpensive fashion items. Longshan and Xingtian Temples Longshan Temple, located at the Longshan MRT station, was originally built in 1738 and is now Taipei’s best-known temple. Its host deity is Guanyin, the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy and presiding in its rear court is Mazu, the Taoist Goddess of the Sea. They are accompanied by a host of other divine personages. The structure includes unique dragon columns cast from bronze. Despite World War II bombing and several reconstructions, the temple remains one of the city’s best examples of traditional temple architecture. The popular Xingtian Temple, on Minquan East Road, enshrines Guan Gong, the God of War. The temple is always busy with worshippers offering incense to the gods and begging favors of them-prosperity in business, success in academic endeavors, good health, etc. Blue-robed old men and women in the temple provide services such as “recovering souls” from a frightening experience and escaping danger. The pedestrian underpass beside the temple is known for the fortunetellers who ply their trade there. The North Coast and Guanyinshan National Scenic Area encompasses Wanli, Jinshan, Shimen, and Sanzhi. The greatest tourist attraction here is mountain and ocean scenery, which comes interspersed with soft sand beaches and fantastic rock formations along with hot springs, old town streets, and restaurants serving fresh seafood. The area contains both sandy and rocky seacoasts, with special topographic features and a variety of attractions including Mt. Guanyin, Yeliu, Jinshan, Greenbay, Baisha Bay, Danshui, and Keelung. Sanzhi Visitor Center and Memorial Gallery On the hill surrounded by others, the Sanzhi Visitor Center com- mands a fine view of the town. Its Tang-style architecture, combining with multimedia display provides indoor and outdoor services. The memorial gallery enlightens tourists about the history and landscape of Sanzhi by honoring four famous natives who have con- tributed their talents to this land. Baisha Bay This bay, which stretch- es between Fugui Cape and Linshan Cape, is known for its sparkling white sand and clear water beautiful beach, much favored for leisure activities. Fugui Cape This is Taiwan’s northernmost cape, and the northeasterly monsoon winds have worked with sea erosion to sculpt unique regular patterns into the stones here. The cape’s landmark is an octagonal lighthouse. Yeliu Geo-park This park encompasses Yeliou’s best-know attraction, fantastically shaped rocks that have been fashioned by wind and sea including Queen’s Head Rock, Cinderella’s Slipper, candlestick rocks, and many others. Besides observing the natural scenery, here you can also engage in water activities such as skin diving and windsurfing. A commercial operation, Ocean World offers dolphin and sea lion performances along with other fun and education in oceanic ecology. historical trail that spans from Huanggang Fishing Harbor of Jinshan District, and crosses Yangming Mountain Area to Shihlin District. In the early days of the Qing Dynasty, fisher- men from Jinshan District (also known as Jinbaoli) accessed the trail and sent fish to the Taipei city market. There is an old description that says: “ Wind of Caoshan, rain of Ziuzihu, and the Path of Jinbaoli. ” Jinbaoli path is what we called “Yulu historical trail” today. Nowadays, the path from Dingbayan to Shanzihou, spaning Henan Yong Rd. and Riren Rd. is the most well-preserved. Among them, Qingtiangang, Shanzhuhu, Shanzihou are relatively famous attractions. If you pay a visit from the south, Juansipubu (Juansi waterfall) is on the must-see list. From the north, the historical site of masonry, and Xuyan Bridge are also well-known attractions. On top of that, some historical remains from the Qing Dynasty along the route are worth seeing. Secret garden - Jingshan Road & Pingdengli In Yangmingshan Shanzaihou, a country road leads to Neishuanshi called Jingshan inscriptions--”Tiger” and “Bravely Quell the Wild Mists”--written in the old days to suppress inclement weather. A fine place for a leisurely walk. Beiguan Tidal Park In early times, this was a pass garrisoned by Qing Dynasty troops. It is known for its cuesta landscapes, with gentle slopes on one side and sharp drops on the other, and its rock with bean curd patterns. The park is located atop the biggest cuesta, and along the pathway to the top you can observe interesting rock formations and huge waves that rise on all sides. A number of nearby restaurants wait to satisfy visitors hungry for seafood. Fuguijiao Lighthouse Road, which offers exquisite scenery and green views with peasant houses. The secret passage, popular with students who study nearby may take you to Pingdengli, an agricultural area where you may find oriental cherry blossoms in the beginning of Spring, falling maple leaves in autumn, and sweet and juicy Yangming oranges in winter. Of course, its greenery certainly serves summer sanctuary for all. When admiring standalone villas, people may rest or eat in various restaurants and coffee shops. Looking up at the blue sky and white clouds, and hearing winds whispering in your ears, you can enjoy the simple pleasures in life. Hot Spring Guardian Guanyin – Puji Taoist Temple Puji Taoist Temple, 112 Wuncyuan Road Beitou, is located on top of a hot spring area. The main god worshiped here is “ Tangshou Guanyin” hot spring protector. Its original name “ TienCheng Yuan”, built by a Japanese government officer in 1905 during the Japanese colonial rule. The Japanese Shingon Buddhism Temple, with a simple but elegant appearance showing dignified solemn and its respectfulness, is a typical Japanese old style construction. In 1998, this temple was officially named as one of historical sites in Taipei. This is a true testimony to a hundred years of history and culture for Beitou hot spring. Yingge Yingge is a pottery town, known as the “Jingdezhen of Taiwan.” This town has several hundred pottery plants, and equal numbers of pottery shops that sell their products. Jianshanpu Road is the origin of the local ceramics industry, and even today it has an old square coal-fired kiln chimney that serves as its landmark. Every October, the town holds the Yingge Ceramics Festival; and, if you want to learn about the development of ceramics in Taiwan, the Yingge Ceramics Museum is the place to go. Wulai Wulai is a mountain township bounded by the Nanshi and Tonghou rivers. It has abundant hot spring resources, which are especially popular with visitors in the fall and winter. The mineral water from these springs is colorless and odorless, and is good for drinking as well as for bathing. Visitors who come to enjoy the hot springs can also savor the traditional cuisine of the Atayal tribe in restaurants on the streets, and shop for Atayal handicrafts here. Sanxia Old Street and Zushi Temple Sanxia Old Street-the southern section of Minquan Street in Sanxia- consists of a row of old Western-style buildings with a baroque archway gallery of red brick. Decorations on the buildings consist of intricate wood carvings as well as bronze and stone sculptures, giving the street the sobriquet “Oriental Art Palace.” Pinglin Pinglin is situated at about the halfway point on the highway from Taipei to Yilan, and is best known for the production of Wunshan Paochong tea. Enchanting scenes of tea fields abound around the town, and restaurants serve delicious “tea cuisine.” There is a tea museum, built in the form of a traditional Southern Fujianese courtyard house and surrounded by tourist tea fields. The museum’s displays cover the history of tea, the tea culture, and tea imple- ments, making it the best place to learn about this quintessentially Chinese beverage. Taipei Live House Taipei is an energetic city, full of creativity and opportunity. In recent years, more and more “Live Houses” have been set up for non-mainstream bands to perform. These places may have only a simple and small stage, and may not be able to ac- commodate more than 50 people. Guests can order soft drinks while watching artists demonstrate their ideas through music.This is not “Spring Scream” or the “HoHaiYan Festival”. Yet, you’ll be treated to a feast of musical creativity, and perhaps you will find the next A-Mei or Jay Chou here. Yangmingshan, which was originally named Cao Mountain, is surrounded by Datun Volcanoes and is the major area in Taiwan for volcanoes. The unique conical or bell-shaped structure of the mountain, along with craters, fissures, and lakes have formed unique geological formations. Hot springs and geothermal phenomenon have therefore become the most important natural resources in Yangmingshan National Park. Beitou, located in the northern part of the Taipei basin, is the earliest settlement in northern Taiwan. In the past, the Huanggang River divided Beitou in half. The south side of the Huangang River was called “Beitou” or “Old Beitou”, which is the neighbor- hood of current MRT Beitou Station. The north side of Huangang River, on Guangming Road, was named “Xin Beitou”, (New Beitou) which is located near the current MRT Xin Beitou Station. Xin Beitou is a well-known historical hot spring scenic area. History of Hot Springs The Yangmingshan Hot Springs spans from Yangmingshan National Park’s Lengshuikeng, Macao and Huogengziping. Geological and geothermal activities vary in different areas. The mineral composi- tion, water temperature and quality differ accordingly, and each area has its unique features. With the passage of time, and modernization, a whole new “Hot Spring Culture” has emerged, combining natural resources, convenient facilities, and artistic spaces, all of which have become firm favorites with scores of visitors. Beitou is located in the neighborhood of the Datun Volcanoes. The geothermal activities of an active volcano have made Beitou the biggest hot spring area in the northern part of Taiwan. The metamorphic heat has generated green, white, and iron sulfur springs which ensure the prosperity of the hot spring culture. Yangming Library_ Historical Humanitarian Architecture Yangming Shuwu falls at the intersection of Yangjing Highway, Zhongxing Road, Dongsheng Road, and the famous flower clock is right beside it. Yangming Shuwu originally was named “Zhongxing Villa”, which was once former president Chaing Kai-shek’s summer hideout and the reception area for VIP guests. Nowadays it has become one of the important historical humanitarian architectures. Nowadays, the Yangmingshan National Park administration authorities provide services such as travel information, video presentations, guides, as well as displays. Yulu Historical Trail_ The path that foretold the story of our ancestor The Yulu historical trail, also known as Jinbaoli Path, is approximately a 30 km Nearby Attractions Nearby Attractions Lion’s Head Mountain rises 496 meters at the boundary between Hsinchu and Miaoli counties, and is said to resemble the head of a lion. Buddhists long ago built temples into the natural caves that dot the mountainside (two century-old temples, Yuangguang Temple and Cyuanhua Hall, are said to have been the first), making this a revered place of pilgrimage for devotees. Residents of the surrounding areas include Hakka and Hoklo Taiwanese, as well as the Saisiat and Atayal indigenous peoples. The predominant culture is Hakka. Every two years the local Saisiats organize a “Sacrifice to the Short Spirits”, one of Taiwan’s quaintest and most interesting indigenous festivals. The area is also known for its fruit orchards and tea plantations. Nearby Beipu and Emei produce the famous Oriental Beauty tea, tea-cooked eggs, and persimmon cakes; Sanwan is famous for its pears, and Nanjhuang for its bamboo shoots and orchids. Bali Left Bank Take the ferry across the river from Danshui, and in just six minutes you will arrive at Bali Left Bank. Bali, with its back to Mt. Guanyin, has a boardwalk along the waterfront to the Laorong Fortress, Left Bank Park, Left Bank Ferry Wharf, Shihsanhang Archaeological Site, and Shihsanhang Museum of Archaeology. Keelung Miaokou Miaokou, meaning “tem- ple mouth”, is lo- cated at the front of Dianji Temple. This old temple is an integral part of the lives of Keelung’s people, and the food stalls that have sprung up around it have become a favor- ite destination for gourmands. All kinds of local snacks are offered here, including oyster omelets, tempura, “potside stickers,” and shaved ice. Badouzih Coastal Park This park is known for its exquisite mountain and ocean scenery, with all manner of sea-eroded rocks and forested landforms. The grassy plain in Wangyou Valley is considered the most beautiful sight in the area. Heping Island On Heping Island you can observe bean curd rock, mushroom rock, and other interesting rock formations. You can also visit a tourist fish market and a three-century- old Queen of Heaven (Mazu) Temple. Nearby Attractions Yeliu Visitor Center (02)2492-2016 1. Take a Kuo-Kuang bus to Yeliu from North Station in Taipei or from the Kuo-Kuang stop on Zhongxiao East Road, Sec. 4, diagonally across from the United Daily News. 2. From Keelung, take a Keelung bus from Keelung Station on the Jinshan line and get off at the Yeliu stop. 1. Freeway 1 - Exit at the Badu interchange - Provincial Highway 2 - Greenbay - Yeliu 2. Freeway 3 - Exit at the Keejin interchange - Provincial Highway 2 - Greenbay - Yeliu 3. Yangmingshan-Jinshan Highway - Jinshan - Yeliu 4. Danshui - Provincial Highway 2 - Yeliu 5. Nangang (Taipei City) - Xizhi - Cidu - Provincial Highway 2 – Yeliu. Danshui Take the MRT to Danshui Station. 1. Chongxing interchange in Taipei - Provincial Highway 2B - Provincial Highway 2 - Danshui 2. Keelung - Provincial Highway 2 - Danshui; or Badu interchange - MacArthur-Jinshan Highway - Provincial Highway 2 - Danshui 3. From the south, Wugu interchange - County Highway 107 - Zhuwei – Danshui. Badouzih Take a Keelung City Bus No. 5 on the Wanghai line, or take a passenger bus on the Fulong line, and get off at Badouzih. Freeway 1 - Exit at the Keelung interchange - Zhongzheng Road - Provincial Highway 2 - Badouzih 大臺北 National Palace Museum 221 Zhishan Rd., Sec. 2, Shilin District, Taipei (02) 2881-2021 1. Take the MRT to the Shilin station, then change a line Red 30 bus to the museum. 2. Take city bus 255 or 304, minibus 18 or 19, or Holiday Bus 101 to the museum. Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall 21 Zhongshan S. Rd., Taipei (02) 2343-1100-3 Take a train on the MRT Xindian or Nanshijiao line and get off at the CKS Memorial Hall station. Taipei Zoo 30 Xinguang Rd., Sec. 2, Wunshan District, Taipei (02) 2938-2300 1. Take city bus Brown 3, Brown 11, Green 1, 236, 237, 282, 294, 295, 611, to the zoo. 2. Take a train on the MRT Wenshan-Neihu line to the terminal station. Commercial Districts 1. Xinyi District: Both sides of Songshou Road from Songzhi Road to Songren Road. Take the MRT to the Taipei City Hall station and walk 5-10 minutes. 2. Zhongxiao Business District: Primarily Section 4 of Zhongxiao East Road. Take the MRT to the Zhongxiao East Road station. 3. Wufenpu Fashion District: Bordered by Yongji Road, Songshan Road, and Zhongpo North Road. 4. Ximending Business District: Stretches from Zhonghua Road in the east to Kangding Road in the west, and from Hankou Street in the north to Chengdu Road in the south. 5. Tianmu Business District: Most business activities are in the area of Tianmu East and West Roads. Holiday Flower and Jade Markets Take the Xinyi Line bus or city bus 20, 22, 204, or 270 to the Jianguo South Road, Central Broadcasting Corp., or Yanping Middle School stop. Night Markets 1. Shilin Night Market: Bounded by Wunlin Road, Dadong Road, and Anping Street. Take the MRT to the Jiantan station. 2. Huaxi Street Tourist Night Market: Between Xiyuan Road and Huanhe South Road. Take the MRT to the Longshan Temple station. 3. Raohe Street Tourist Night Market: Opposite the rear of Songshan Railway Station. Longshan Temple 211 Guangzhou St., Taipei 1. Take the MRT on the Banqiao line to Longshan Temple Station. 2. Take a train to the Wanhua Railway Station and walk north for 8 minutes. Xingtian Temple 109 Minquan E. Rd., Sec. 2, Taipei (02) 2502-7924 Yingge Take a train to the Yingge Railway Station. Wulai Take the MRT train to the Xindian station, then take a Xindian bus to Wulai. Xindian Bus: (02) 2368-1551 Sanxia Old Street Minquan Rd., Sanxia District, New Taipei City Taipei Sanxia Sanchiaoyung Culture Association: (02) 2671-8058 From the Taipei Circle or Minsheng West Road stop in Taipei, take a Capital bus to Sanxia; or, from near the Ximen stop on Zhonghua Road, take a Taipei bus to Sanxia. Capital Bus: (02) 2982-3322; Taipei Bus: (02) 2968-4188 Exit the freeway at the San-Ying interchange - Follow Zhongshan Road - Turn right on Minquan Road Pinglin 1. Taipei - Provincial Highway 9 - Xindian - Taipei-Yilan Highway - Pinglin 2. Jingmei - County Highway 106 - Muzha, Shenkeng, Shiding - Exit the freeway at the Shiding interchange - Freeway 5 - Exit the freeway at the Pinglin interchange Dharma Drum Monastery 14-5 Banling, 7 Lin, Sanjie Village, Jinshan District, New Taipei City (02) 2498-7171 1. Danshui-Jinshan Highway: Danshui - Sanzhi - Jinshan 2. Yangmingshan-Jinshan Highway: Yangmingshan - Jinshan 3. Freeway 3: Exit at the Wanli interchange - Keelung-Jinshan Highway - Jinshan Formosa Fun Coast 106 Xiaguzih, 1 Lin, Xiagu Village, Bali District, New Taipei City (02) 2610-5200, 0800-200-198 1. Sanchong Bus (Beimen-Bali): From the Tacheng Street stop, take Bus No. 704 through Sanchong and Luzhou to Formosa Fun Coast. 2. Danshui Bus (Guandu-Bali): From the MRT Guandu Station, take Red 22 or Red 13 bus to Formosa Fun Coast. Ferry From the Danshui Ferry Wharf take a boat to Bali and then take a Red 22, Red 13, or 704 bus to Formosa Fun Coast. National Park Beitou, Yangmingshan, Fountains and culture 北投、陽明山之溫泉與人文 Yangmingshan National Park (02) 2861-3601 1. Take the MRT to the Jiantan station, then take a No. 60 Capital bus or Red 5 bus to the park. You can also go to the MRT Shilin station and from there take city bus 303 to the park. Capital Bus: (02) 2861-3601 2. From New Beitou, take city bus 230; or, from the Beitou MRT Station, take minibus 9 to the park. Exit the freeway at the Taipei interchange - Chongqing North Road - Zhongzheng Road - Yangde Boulevard - Follow the signs to the park Beitou Hot Spring Museum 2 Zhongshan Road, Beitou District, Taipei (02) 2893-9981 Hours: 09:00-17:00, Tue.-Sun. Closed on national holidays. 1. Take city bus 216, 218, or 266 to the New Beitou stop. 2. Take city bus 302, minibus 6, minibus 7, or minibus 9 to the Beitou Primary School stop. 3. Take the MRT to New Beitou Station, then walk for five minutes. Danshui Danshui Old Streets Danshui is an intensely historic town. It was opened as an international port in 1858, the first in northern Taiwan. Its role as a busy seaport has long faded, but on its old streets you can still see remnants of those prosperous days, including buildings in the Western, Southern Fujianese, and Japanese style, giving the streets a rich flavor of the past. On the old streets you can also savor such local delicacies as fish balls, “iron” eggs, and sour plum drink, and restaurants offer fresh, inexpensive seafood. Danshui is on the mouth of the Danshui River, and visitors come to enjoy mountain and river scenery. Thanks to the Danshui MRT line, the town is extremely easy to reach from Taipei . Fisherman’s Wharf Located on the right side of the mouth of the Danshui River, this relatively new attraction features a boardwalk, riverbank coffee shops, and a large harbor park. The mouth of the harbor is spanned by a white “Lovers’ Bridge,” offering a new place to enjoy the famous sunset of Danshui. Fort San Domingo This first-grade historic site is more than 300 years old, and was first built by the Spanish in 1629, then occupied and rebuilt by the Dutch. The structure is made of red brick, giving it a sort of medieval European ambience. In 1867 it was leased to the British, who used it as a consulate and built a residence which today serves as a gallery for the display of old artifacts and photographs. Nearby is the Huwei Fortress, Oxford College, and a whole complex of buildings related to the early Canadian missionary Dr. George Mackay. Nearby Attractions Northeast Coast By train From Taipei, take a train to Yilan or Hualien line, and get off at Fulong or other stations along the Northeast Coast. By bus From Taipei North Station, take a bus on the coastal line to Luodong; the bus stops at various locations along the Northeast Coast. Kuo-Kuang Bus: (02) 2558-3060 Keelung Bus: (02) 2433-6111 Freeway 1 - Exit at the Badu or Keelung interchange - Provincial Highway 2 (Coastal Highway) - Northeast Coast Jinguashi Gold Ecological Park: (02) 2496-2800 From the Keelung Railway Station, take a Keelung bus to Jinguashi. Get off at Jiufen and Ruifang. Keelung Bus: (02) 2432-3721 Jiufen 1.From the No. 1 exit at the Taipei MRT Zhongxiao-Fuxing Station, take a Keelung bus to Jiufen or Jinguashi. 2.From Keelung, take a Keelung bus on the Jinguashi line and get off at Jiufen. 3.Take a train to Suao or Hualien and get off at Ruifang; then change a Keelung bus on the Jinguashi line and get off at Jiufen. Keelung Bus: (02) 2433-6111 Keelung Bus, Ruifang Station: (02) 2497-2055 1.Keelung - Provincial Highway 2 (Coastal Highway) - Rueibin - Turn right onto the industry road beside the Rueibin filling station and proceed up the mountain - Qingyundian - Jiufen 2.Freeway 1 - Exit at the Badu interchange - Ruifang Highway 8 - Turn right at Ruifang Bridge - Jiufen 3.Muzha, Shenkeng, Shiding - County Highway 106 - Ruifang - Jiufen 4.Provincial Highway (Coastal Highway) - Turn right to Fulong - County Highway 102 - Gongliao, Shuangxi - Jiufen Pingxi 1.From the Muzha District of Taipei, take Taipei bus 15 or 16; or, from Ruifang, take a Keelung bus to Pingxi. 2.Take a train on the Yilan line to Houdong, then change a Pingxi Branch Line train to Pingxi. 1.Exit the freeway at the Shiding interchange - County Highway 106 - Pingxi 2.Freeway 1 - Exit at the Badu interchange - Ruifang-Badu Highway - Nuannuan - Linyukeng - County Highway 106 - Pingsi 3.Freeway 3 - Exit at the Muzha interchange - Shenkeng - County Highway 106 - Shiding - Pingxi Cilan National Forest Recreation Area 1 Qilan Rd., Taiping Village, Datong Township, Yilan County (03) 980-9606 From Yilan, take a Kuo-Kuang bus on the Lishan, Nanshan Village, or Taipingshan line; or, from Luodong, take a bus on the Tuchang or Taipingshan line, and get off at Qilan Nursery. Yilan Station: (03) 936-5441; Luodong Station: (03) 954-2054 1.Yilan - Provincial Highway 7A - Yuanshan - Qilan Nursery 2.Luodong - Sansing - Datong - Qilan 3.Daxi, Taoyuan County - Northern Cross-Island Highway - Baling - Mingchi - Provincial Highway 7A - Qilan Nursery Taipingshan National Forest Recreation Area 58-1 Taiping Lane, Taiping Village, Datong Township, Yilan County (03) 954-5114 On weekends and holidays, take a Kuo-Kuang bus from Yilan or Luodong to Taipingshan. Yilan Station: (03) 936-5441; Luodong Station: (03) 954-2054 Taipei - Provincial Highway 9 (Taipei-Yilan Highway) - Yilan - Provincial Highway 7 - Tuchang - Yilan Special Highway 10 - Renze - Taipingshan Fushan Botanical Garden 1.Entry by prior arrangement. Open daily except Tuesday (or, if Tuesday is a holiday, then the following Wednesday), the Qingming Grave Sweeping Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Moon Festival, and Chinese New Year’s Eve through the fiſth day of the first lunar month. Also closed all of March, and on election days. 2.Entry limited and by permission. For information and application, go to the website www. tfri.gov.tw. Service phone: (03) 922-8900, ext. 103 or 129 1.Provincial Highway 2 (Coastal Highway) - Toucheng - Jiaoxi - Yilan - Yuanshan - Juntou - Shuanglianpi - Fushan access road (about 50 minutes to the control station) 2.Provincial Highway 9 (Taipei-Yilan Highway) - Xindian - Jiaoxi - Yilan - Yuanshan - Juntou - Shuanglianpi - Fushan access road (about 50 minutes to the control station National Center for Traditional Arts 201 Wubin Rd., Sec. 2, Wuji Township, Yilan County (the 158 kilometer marker on Provincial Highway 2) (03) 970-5815 www.ncſta.gov.tw Take a train to Luodong Station and switch to a taxi; the drive takes about 15 minutes. Alternatively, from Luodong Railway Station take a Kuo-Kuang bus to Dazhong Temple and walk about 10 more minutes.Luodong Railway Station: (03) 954-2117; Kuo-Kuang Bus: (03) 954-2054 1.Provincial Highway 2 (Coastal Highway) to 158 kilometer marker - Kemalan Bridge - Jialiyuan Bridge - Onward about 100 meters to the Center 2.Luodong - East on Provincial Highway 7C - Dongshan River Water Park - Leſt at Lize Bridge - Provincial Highway 2 (Coastal Highway) - Traditional Arts Center Dongshan River Water Park 20-36 Xiehe Rd., Wujie Township, Yilan County (03) 950-2097 From in front of the Luodong Railway Station, take a Kuo-Kuang bus to Dongshan River Water Park. Kuo-Kuang Bus, Luodong Station: (039) 542-054 1.Provincial Highway 2 (Coastal Highway) - Turn right on Provincial Highway 7C - Water Park 2.Taipei-Yilan Highway - Provincial Highway 9 - Luodong - Turn leſt to Provincial Highway 7C (Zhongshan Road) - Cross the railroad - Water Park Lion’s Head Mountain Ranger Station 60-8 Liuliao, Qixing Village, Emei Township, Hsinchu County (03) 580-9296 1.Take a train on the west coast trunk railway to Hsinchu Station, then change a train on the Neiwan Branch Line to Zhudong. From there, take a Hsinchu bus to the Lion’s Head Mountain Visitor Center. 2.Both Hsinchu and Miaoli bus companies offer shuttle services to the various scenic spots in the area from Zhudong and Toufen stations. Hsinchu Bus,Zhudong Station: (03) 596-2018; Miaoli Bus, Toufen Station: (037) 662-111 1.Freeway 1 - Exit at the Toufen interchange - County Highway 124 - Provincial Highway 3 - Emei -County Highway 41 - Lion’s Head Mountain 2.Freeway 3 - Exit at the Zhulin interchange - County Highway 120 - Zhudong - Provincial Highway 3 - Beipu - County Highway 122 - Lion’s Head Mountain Visitor Center (Mt. Wujhih Recreation Area) 3.Freeway 3 - Exit at the Jhulin interchange, County Highway 120 - Jhudong - Provincial Highway 3 - Beipu - Emei - County Highway 41 - Lion’s Head Mountain Visitor Center Window on China 60-2 Henggangsia, Kaoyuan Village, Longtan Township, Taoyuan County (03) 471-7211 1.Take a train to the Zhongli Railway Station and switch to a Hsinchu bus (opposite the railway station) direct to Window on China. 2.Take a Taiwan United bus from Songshan Domestic Airport in Taipei to Window on China, via Tunhua North and South Road, the Jingan MRT station in Zhonghe, and Freeway 3. Taiwan United Bus: (02)2515-9899 1.Freeway 1 - Exit at the Yangmei interchange - Pusin - Longtan - Window on China 2.Freeway 3 - Exit at the Guansi interchange - rough downtown to Window on China 3.Freeway 3 - Exit at the Longtan interchange - Longtan - Window on China Leofoo Village 60 Gongzihgou, Ren-ai Li, Guanxi Town, Hsinchu County 0800-006-565 1.From Taipei, take a Taiwan United bus, United bus, or Sanchong bus to Leofoo Village. Taiwan United Bus: (03) 480-3885; United Bus: (02) 2218-2380; Sanchong Bus (weekends and holidays only): (02) 2988-2133 2.Fron Taoyuan, Zhongli, or Hsinchu, take a Hsinchu bus to Leofoo Village. 1.Freeway 1 - Exit at the Youshi interchange - Leofoo Village 2.Freeway 3 - Exit at the Guanxi interchange - Leofoo Village Shimen Reservoir Scenic Area 1 Huanhu Rd., Daxi Town, Taoyuan County (03) 471-2000 From West Station in Taipei, take a Kuo-Kuang bus to Daxi and change a Taoyuan bus on the Pinglin line to the reservoir. Kuo-Kuang Bus, Taipei West Station: (02) 2311-9893; Taoyuan Bus: (03) 422-2047 1.Freeway 3 - Exit at the Daxi interchange - Daxi - Provincial Highway 3 - Yuanshulin - Turn leſt to Provincial Highway 3B - Shimen Reservoir 2. Freeway 3 - Exit at the Longtan interchange - County Highway 113 - Longtan - Shimen Reservoir Neiwan Scenic Area At the Hsinchu Railway Station, take a train on the Neiwan Branch Line to Neiwan. 1.Freeway 1 - Exit at the Zhubei interchange - Cyonglin - Zhudong - Provincial Highway 3 - Hengshan Junior High School - County Highway 120 - Neiwan 2. Freeway 3 - Exit at the Guanxi interchange - Provincial Highway 3 - Turn leſt at Hexing - County Highway 120 - Neiwan Beipu Take a train to Hsinchu, then take a Hsinchu bus to the Zhudong Station, and change a bus to Beipu. Hsinchu Bus, Hsinchu Station: (03) 522-2468 1. Freeway 1 - Exit at the Toufen interchange - County Highway 124 - Shanzhuhu - Provincial Highway 3 - Emei - Beipu 2. Freeway 3 - Exit at the Zhulin interchange - County Highway 120 - Zhulin Bridge - Zhudong - Provincial Highway 3 - Emei - Beipu Xiaoyoukeng Geothermal Phenomenon Rhododendron Blossoms at Yangming Mt. Sanzhi Visitor Center Fugueijiao Lighthouse Danshui Old Street Yeliu Geology Shifen Wish Wind Bells Neiwan Scenic Area Jiang Family Compound in Beipu Interesting Building Model at Window on China 獅頭山風景區 Water Activity Sanxia Old Street Wulai Waterfall Sunset in Mt.Datun Datun Natural Park Nanya Rock Formation Jiufen Street Light Taiping Mt. Forest Railway (Ponpon Che) Pingxi Sky Lantern Tiger Inscription at Caoling Historic Trail Railroad Pingxi Branch Line Qilan Forest Recreation Area Danshui Fisherman’ s Wharf 臺北101大樓 Taipei Zoo ＊Before taking a hot-spring bath, please shower and warm up. Then splash some hot spring water on your body to help your body get accustomed to the temperature. ＊Test the water temperature with your foot, then immerse your whole body gradually. ＊Your first time in a high-temperature pool should last no more then 10 munutes; and you should take a rest every 15 minutes. ＊When getting out of the pool, raise your body slowly to avoid dizziness or fainting. Take a 30-minute post-bath rest, and drink lots of water. ＊The hot-spring residue left on your skin after a bath will be absorbed by your skin, so all you need to do is to wipe away the water gently. ＊If your hotel has water therapy facilities, please refer to the related regulations. Lion’s Head Mt. 獅頭山 National Scenic Area Tri-Mountian

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Page 1: Northeast and Yilan Lion's Head Mt

Northeast and Yilan 東北角暨宜蘭National Scenic Area

Window on ChinaThis is a wonderland of

miniature models of buildings and other structures from China and other countries, all meticulously built on a 1/25 scale, that bring all the world within your vision. Window on China also includes an amusement park in which one of the main attractions is the Tornado, which reaches 24 meter high and is the first triple 360-degree multiple-switch ride in Asia-it really makes you feel like you’ve been swept up in a tornado.

Leofoo VillageThis theme park, located in Guansi Town, Hsinchu County, is a multi-purpose

theme park developed out of what was originally a safari park. Its rides include a U-shaped suspended-track spiral roller coaster that is the first of its kind in Asia and second in the world. It also has one of the world’s four largest “pirate ship” rides, 18.5 meters long and 2.5 meters wide, that swings to the height of an eight-story building. Another feature is Southeast Asia’s biggest animal education park, Monkey Garden.

BeipuThis is one of the earliest Hakka settlements in Taiwan, and its old streets

contain well-preserved historic buildings from the distant past. Tianshuei Hall is the most imposing residence left from those days, and along with the Jinguangfu Official Residence it is listed as a Hsinchu first-grade historical site. The spiritual center of the settlement, Citian Temple, is a third-grade historical site. Beipu also boasts cold

mineral springs, with weak alkaline carbonic acid water. The temperature varies from 15℃ in summer to about 10℃ in winter. There is no better way to sooth away the aches and worries than getting soak in this spring water.

Neiwan Scenic AreaNeiwan is the terminal station of one of the three branch railways in Taiwan.

This branch is 27.7 kilometers long and runs through areas of beautiful scenery. The old-type Hesing Station sports a turntable that is rarely seen today. The development of the Neiwan area owes much to the coal-mining and forestry industries, as well as the railway. The town is on the upper reaches of the Toucian River, whose broad waters nourish a kind of fish that has become a local delicacy. The center of religion here is Guangji Temple, which contains a number of deities that symbolize the harmonious co-existence of the different groups that make up the local population. This is a small Hakka town, where visitors can enjoy distinctive Hakka cuisine.

Shimen Reservoir Scenic Area

This reservoir, nestled in the valley of the Dahan River in Longtan Township, Taoyuan County, contains 680,000 cubic meters of water backed up by a dam that rises 135 meters. From the dam you can view most of the surface of the reservoir; you can go boating on the lake, and you can direct your boat toward Amuping for camping or barbecuing. The area is also the site of a couple of amusement parks. The culinary specialty of lake-side restaurants is fresh fish prepared at least eight ways. The plump, suc-culent fish that flourish in the clean water of the lake have become a special local attraction.

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National Scenic Area

Jiufen and JinguashiJiufen is an old gold-mining town built on a steep mountain slope. It retains much

of its quaint traditional flavor, attracting countless numbers of artists, film-makers, and photographers to take advantage of its unique scenery. “A City of Sadness”, a film by prominent director Hou Hsiao-hsien, was shot here. Visitors can wander the precipitous old streets of the town and recapture some of the flavor of a simpler past. They can also savor local delicacies such as taro balls. After sunset, this is a favorite place for enjoying a cup of tea and watching the lights of fishing boats on the distant sea.

Jinguashi, the rustic little town, was once a bustling cop-per-and-gold mine community, and it still retains a number of cultural sites along with allur-ing scenery-the old mines, the twin-color sea formed by runoff from mine sediments, a winding mountain road, a Gold Eco-logical Park, and old Japanese-style houses. The gold park and abandoned mines, along with surrounding residential areas, form Taiwan’s first “living mu-seum.” Other sites of historical interest here include a Shinto shrine, a memorial to British prisoners of war (this was once a Japanese prison camp), and a 13-level ore processing plant.

Shifenliao Scenic Area

Shifenliao is located in northeastern Taiwan on a tribu-tary of the Keelung River, and is best known for its spec-tacular waterfall. Erosion by the Keelung River and the nature of the terrain here have created numerous faults, odd stone formations, and cascades-including Shihfenliao Waterfall, the greatest curtain waterfall in Taiwan. Besides sightseeing, the most popular activity at nearby Pingxi is the releasing of “sky lanterns” at the time of the Lantern Festival every year.

Chilan Forest Recreation Area

This recreation area is situated on the Yilan-Lishan branch of the Central Cross-Island Highway, and is covered mainly with reforested cyrpto-meria trees. The area features a cottage once used by the late President Chiang Kai-shek, a flower and tree appreciation area, walkways among flowering cherries and peaches, a “green shower” trail, and “Little Tarzan” physical challenge area. The most prominent local product is monkey-head mushrooms. The recreation area also boasts Yilan’s only stand of giant red cypress trees, thousands of years old; each tree is named for a person from Chinese history who lived at about the time of its germination: Confucius, Tang Dynasty Emperor Tai-zong, Liou Zong-yuan, and Wang Jhao-jyun, among others.

Taipingshan National Forest Recreation AreaTaipingshan is located in Yilan County’s Datong Township and covers more than

12,000 hectares, much of which is forested with red and yellow cypress. It was once one of Taiwan’s three biggest logging areas. The recreation area encompasses the Renze Hot Springs, Primeval Forest Park, Mt. Duli Wildlife Reserve, and Cuifeng Lake. This is a favorite destination for tourists to enjoy forest scenery as well as spectacular sunrises, seas of clouds, and (in winter) snowscapes.

Fushan Botanical GardenThis is the biggest botanical garden in Asia, covering 1,096.5 hectares. In addition to

natural forests, it contains more than 3,200 planted trees of 441 species. There are also areas for the display of bamboo and other plants, and also for plants with special uses. Along with the plants there are large numbers of birds, butterflies, dragonflies, frogs, and other wildlife, making up a complete ecological system.

National Center for Traditional ArtsThis new 24-hectare facility is located beside beautiful Dongshan River in Yilan. In

addition to organized displays and performances of culture and art, it also provides a stage where performing artists can show off their creative works. The emphasis here is on the continuous propagation, innovation, and renewal of traditional arts. You can stroll casually among artistic creations, listen to elegant music, and enjoy exciting opera performances－and you can even participate in the process of artistic creation yourself. From the Center, you can take a boat to visit the Dongshan River Water Park.

Dongshan River Water Park

Here the river has been straightened and its two banks beautified, with a variety of themed attractions. The arched bridge over the river is the park’s landmark. Several major annual events are held here, including the Interna-tional Folk Toy and Folk Game Festival and the International Scholastic Regatta. Visitors here like to savor the special products of Yilan, including pressed duck, candied fruits, and ox-tongue (named for their shape, not their ingredients) cakes.

Lanyang Museum

Lanyang Museum, which is located at Wushi Harbor, has a state-of-the-art design and has reg-ular immersive exhibitions. Each floor of the building is named after mountains, prairies, and oceans. The museum shows the topogra-phy, history, and endeavors of the local people to fuel the imagination of vistors. Apart from that, there is the “Kid’s Discovery Area” deco-rated in lively colors, and intriguing lighting. Interactive teaching tools for children are available to help them discover the secrets of the oceans. By doing so, they will be able to learn more about marine life and habitats, and hopefully better understand the importance of all ecosystems. It will also hopefully make them cherish marine life and resources.

Northeast Coast Scenic Area

The abundant geographical resources of the Northeast Coast offer surprises at each and every corner. In a way, the Northeast Coast is a miniature projection of Taiwan developed after trillions of years of geographic revolution. The area of Nanya is full of the landscape of this geological erosion. Bitou features mushroom rocks, sea cliffs, eroded caves, and erosion platforms. Beiguan has cuestas , cuesta terrain, and tofu rocks. These are the traces of erosion history and are the best destinations to appreciate the beauty of the geology.

Old Caoling TunnelOld Caoling Tunnel, a 2,167-meter long train tunnel from Fulong to Shicheng, was

abandoned in 1986. The local Scenic Area Administration spent many years reconstructing the tunnel into a museum-like tourist bike tunnel. Bikers can now appreciate the history, culture and scenery, and leave with unforgettable memories .

Northern TaiwanIf you want to encompass at one grasp Taiwan’s cultural face, unique natural

scenery, and metropolitan flair, Northern Taiwan is the place for you. This is an area that includes the cities and counties of Taipei, New Taipei, Keelung, Taoyuan, Hsinchu, and Yilan, each of which offers its own splendors in each season. The Yangmingshan National Park, North Coast and Guanyinshan National Scenic Area, and Northeast Coast National Scenic Area also add their natural allure to the Greater Taipei area. You can watch the waves of the sea crashing gently onto the shore, savor an invigorating “green

Yangmingshan, Lengshuikeng, Macao Hot Springs, Gengzihping Hot SpringsThere are a number of places to take a hot-spring bath amidst the exquisite natural scenery of Yangmingshan, including the hot-spring areas around Yangmingshan Park, Lengshuikeng, Macao, and Gengzihping. Because of the intensive geothermal activity here the minerals carried by the water of the different hot-spring areas is also different. Each area has its own characteristic minerals, water temperature, and therapeutic effect.The water of Lengshuikeng, which is relatively cool is said to help those who suffer from an excess of uric acid, inflammation of the bladder, and similar ailments, however, people should not bathe in this water.

Sihhuangping Hot SpringsThese acidic sulfate spring are located in Wanli District of New Taipei City, and the temperature is from 40℃ to 99℃. The water is not suitable for drinking.The Sihhuangping Hot Springs are located about 500 meters southeast from Tianlai, approximately 2.1 kilometers off the Yangmingshan-Jinshan Highway. Because the water’s composition and temperature are similar to those of Gengzihping, it is surmised that both springs may arise from the same geothermal source. The springs are distributed along a distance of 150 meters, where the fumaroles, mud pools, and bubbling hot water create a most impressive scene.

Beitou and Mt. Shamao Hot Springs

The sulfur spring water here emerges at 52℃ to 75℃. It is not suitable for drinking.The hot springs of Beitou are encompassed by Mt. Shamao, Mt. Datun, and Mt. Cising, and emit sulfuric steam all year round. For hot-spring aficionados, Beitou is a Mecca that cannot be missed. This area provides both hot and cold springs, and is a favorite for mineral-spring bathers--especially at night.The New Beitou Park is situated just in front of the New Beitou MRT Station, and in the nearby drainage channels you can roll up your trousers and soak your feet directly in rela-tively cool hot-spring water. Just up the road you can visit the Beitou Hot-spring Museum, a rebuilt Japanese-era bathhouse that was once the biggest and most famous in Taiwan. The museum contains artifacts and photographs that explain the development of hot springs in Taiwan, as well as the original public bathing pools. There are also multimedia presentations that introduce the hot springs in Beitou.

Jinshan Hot Springs

These hot springs, located in Jinshan and Wanli District of New Taipei City, produce carbonic acid water at 45℃ to 86℃ The springs are good for drinking and bathing.These hot springs arise in the Datun geothermal zone, like those of Yangmingshan, and are the northernmost hot springs in Taiwan. While other hot-spring areas are lucky to have two types of water, Jinshan provides four: oceanic sandy, sulfuric, carbonic acid, and iron. Hot-spring hotels have sprung up in the Jinshan area in recent years, making it a haven for visitors who enjoy the variety of water types.

Wulai Hot SpringsThese hot springs, in Wulai District of New Taipei City, produce alkaline carbonic acid water at 55℃ to 80℃. The water is suitable for drinking.The hot springs of Wulai produce mineral water in abundance and were found long ago; the very name Wulai, in fact, is said to have come from the Atayal aborigine word for “hot springs.” The water is clear, colorless, and odorless. Wulai boasts the largest free-of-charge hot-spring area in Taiwan. It is especially popular in early spring, when red cherry blossoms fill the mountainsides so that visitors can enjoy the beautiful scenery as they soak in the hot springs and bask in the romance of the Atayal aborigines.

Beipu Cold SpringsThese cold springs in Beipu Township, Hsinchu County, produce alkaline carbonic acid water at 10℃ to 15℃. The water is not for drinking.The clear waters of the Daping River in Waiping Village of Beipu Township flow through green hilly country that offers a rich variety of beautiful scenery, with water plunging over dams adding a special attraction to the area. The water of the Beipu Hot Springs is a bit alkaline, and draws a large number of visitors to enjoy and relax.

Jiaoxi Hot SpringsLocated in Jiaoxi, Yilan County, these sodium carbonate springs are 58℃. Their water is also suitable for drinking in small amounts. The spring water here contains a variety of minerals, including sodium, magnesium, calcium, potassium, and carbonic acid. Flatland hot springs are rare in Taiwan. The water is clear and odorless, and leaves the skin smooth with no trace of stickiness. Its rich mineral content makes it healthy for bathing and, after processing, for drinking. The hot spring district covers a 1.2-kilometer area around the railway station, with nearly 100 hotels and bathhouses.

Suao Cold SpringsLocated in Suao, Yilan County, these carbonic acid cold springs flow from the earth at under 22℃. Naturally carbonated water is hardly found anyplace else in the world, with the exception of Venice. You will feel cold when you first immerse yourself in this water, but your body will heat up in five minutes. In early days the water from these springs was used to make drinking soda, and today it is still used in cooking a special product of Suao, mutton stew.

Renze Hot SpringsThese springs are located in Datong Township, Yilan County (they are actually part of the Taipingshan Forest Recreation Area) and produce calcium carbonate water at 95℃. The colorless, odorless water leaves the skin smooth and lustrous. After (or before) bathing, visi-tors can enjoy a “green shower” and spot birds along the nearby forest trail. The Luodong Forest District operates the Renze Villa here, and other facilities include a bridge over the Duowang River, a egg-boiling area, open-air hot-spring spa, and an indoor spa where you can soak in a large cypress bath tubs.

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The Northeast and Yilan Coast National Scenic Area, nestled between the mountains and the sea, is rich in fantastic rock formations, sea-eroded topography, golden beaches, and a varied marine ecology, as well as historic remnants. It is an all-purpose leisure destination that combines nature with seashore playgrounds, where you can go skin diving, rock fishing, swimming, windsurfing, surfing, and other fun activities. Honeymoon Bay at Daxi is the site of numerous surfing competitions.

Longdong Bay Park Longdong is a bay created by a vertical break in a fault line. It is the largest bay on the Northeast Coast, with clear water and a rich ecology that make it perfect for skin diving. It is also a popular spot for rock fishing. Longdong Cape, at the southern end of the bay, is Tai-wan’s foremost rock-climbing venue, with cliffs rising more than 30 meters and offering climbers a variety of chal-lenges.

Longdong South Ocean ParkThis is a virtual natural classroom and playground, with seawater swimming pools,

coffee shops, and ecology and topography exhibition galleries as well as a marina. It

also offers a Cape Trail that gives access to scenes of majestic coastal formations.

Longdong South is popular with rock climbers, divers, rock fishermen, and observes of the oceanic ecology.

Longmen Camping Resort and Fulong BeachThe Longmen Camping Resort, located on the bank of Shuangxi River, offers the

most comprehensive range of camping facilities in Taiwan. In addition to a camping area

it also provides overnight cabins and a riverside park, as well as a bicycle path through

coastal and countryside scenery. Here you can row boats, fish, ride a bike, and observe nature to your heart’s content.

Longmen Beach is a spit of sand at the mouth of the Shuangxi River. The broad,

calm surface of the river invites visitors to wind surf, paddle canoes, and engage in other

non-motorized water activities, while the beach itself is perfect for swimming, sun bathing,

and other beach activities.

Caoling Historic TrailThis trail is 8.5 kilometers long and takes about four hours to walk. Along the way,

hikers enjoy beautiful countryside scenery, a rich plant ecology, and two historic stone

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shower,” soak in healthful hot-spring mineral water, enjoy the tranquility of small towns and the nostalgia of historic sites, taste delicious local products, and wonder at creations of art in this area so filled with life and vigor. Yangmingshan is known as “Taipei’s back yard”. Only 30 miles from the city, you can enjoy the sight of well-developed volcanic topography. Spectacular stone coasts and reef-rock formations, can be found at the North Coast and Guanyinshan.

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Despite its facade of modern prosperity, Taipei, and New Taipei maintain historic sites that preserve the essence of traditional culture. It provides a variety of ways to enjoy yourself day and night, with bustling business districts, tourist night markets, fantastic museums, quaint temples hundreds of years old—and the second tallest building in the world, Taipei 101. Away from downtown, you have easy access to the historic old towns of Danshui and Sansia with famous tea and temples, Yingge with its pottery, Wulai with its hot springs, and many, many more places with a vast variety of fun to offer.

National Palace MuseumThe National Palace Museum contains the world’s largest and most valuable

collection of Chinese art and artifacts covering 5,000 years of history, from Neolithic times down to the end of the Qing Dynasty in the early 20th century. The treasures here include porcelains, bronzes, jades, sculptures, paintings, and calligraphy—almost 650,000 items in all. It is listed among the world’s four top museums. The ex-terior of the museum mimics that of the original in Beijing, and the displays in its main exhibition building are categorized into bronzes, ceramics, paintings and calligraphy, and jades. Visitors can observe how Chinese arts evolved throughout history. There is also a gallery that displays modern and contemporary works. The Zhishan Garden that graces the approach to the museum, was designed according to a description by the famous ancient calligrapher Wang Xi-zhi and is a complete manifestation of the beauty of classic Chinese gardens.

Presidential BuildingThe impressive Renaissance-style Presidential Office Building was built during

the period of Japanese colonial rule (1895-1945) as the governor-general’s office. Since its completion in 1919, it has been Taiwan’s highest seat of power. Severely damaged by bombing in the waning years of World War II, it was rebuilt in 1946 and has served as the Presidential Office ever since the ROC government moved to Taiwan in 1949. On major national holidays the building is festooned with brilliant lighting. It is, at times, opened to visitors.

Bao’an TempleBao’an Temple, once called “Temple of Dalangbeng”, along with Longshan

Temple in Longshan, and Zushi Temple in Qingshuiyan, is considered to be the most three important temples in Taipei. The deity of the temple is Baosheng Dadi, who was used to be a well-known doctor. People especially those who are infected with chronic diseases come to worship his power of healing and draw lots of medicine to pray for recovery. Also, Bao’an Temple is a three-section compound known for it’s delicate sculptures, paintings, pillars, and structures. As a whole, Bao’an Temple is thought to be the classic representation of Taiwan’s religious and vernacular architecture.

Chiang Kai-shek Memorial HallThis impressive monument in central Taipei has a roof, designed like the Temple

of Heaven in Beijing, topping a pyramidal body. The vast surrounding gardens, which contain a variety of plants and carp ponds, have become a favorite leisure venue for local residents. The large plaza that fronts the memorial hall is flanked by the classi-cal Chinese-style National Theater on one side and the National Concert Hall on the other, two institutions that present a regular program of domestic and international art performances.

Taipei ZooThe Taipei Zoo is located in the district of Muzha,

at the end of the MRT Muzha Line, and espouses the goals of animal conservation and environmental education. It is divided into different zones which are categorized by habitat. The eight indoor display ar-eas include Education Center, the Nocturnal Animal House, the Koala House, the Penguin House, the

Amphibian and Reptile House, the Insectarium, and the Panda House. The eight outdoor display areas con-

tain animals from Taiwan, desert areas, Australia, Africa, etc. The most popular animals are koalas, penguins, and of

course pandas. This is an educational and fun place.

Commercial DistrictsCommercial districts are located around Taipei and include Taipei 101 and the

Xinyi District, the fashion leading Zhongxiao Business District, the Wufenpu Fashion District with inexpensive and fashion items, the Ximending District with fashions in Japanese and Korean style, and the American style Tianmu Business District. The variety of choices can meet everyone’s needs.

Night MarketsNight markets are among

Taipei’s most popular tourist spots. These markets get under way around dusk, with vendors offer-ing everything from accessories and clothing to snacks and car-nival games. If you want to try the special delicacies of different areas, a night market is the place to go. The biggest lot is the Shilin Night Market, with its pan-fried dumplings, “little roll wrapped in big roll,” and the Shilin sausage. An additional attraction is the mar-ket’s proximity to the night scenes and hot springs of Yangmingshan. The Huaxi Street Tourist Night Market, located adjacent to the famous Longshan Temple, is known for its meat stew, eel noodles, shrimp in wine—and the snake dishes which give the market its English nickname, “Snake Alley.” The Raohe Street Night Market, near the Songshan Rail-way Station, is close to the old Songshan Cihyou Temple and is known for traditional snacks such as medicinal ribs and fruit ices as well as for handicraft products. The Wufenpu Fashion District is also in the neighborhood, where you can find all sorts of inexpensive fashion items.

Longshan and Xingtian TemplesLongshan Temple, located at the Longshan MRT station, was originally built in

1738 and is now Taipei’s best-known temple. Its host deity is Guanyin, the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy and presiding in its rear court is Mazu, the Taoist Goddess of the Sea. They are accompanied by a host of other divine personages. The structure includes unique dragon columns cast from bronze. Despite World War II bombing and several reconstructions, the temple remains one of the city’s best examples of traditional temple architecture.

The popular Xingtian Temple, on Minquan East Road, enshrines Guan Gong, the God of War. The temple is always busy with worshippers offering incense to the gods and begging favors of them-prosperity in business, success in academic endeavors, good health, etc. Blue-robed old men and women in the temple provide services such as “recovering souls” from a frightening experience and escaping danger. The pedestrian underpass beside the temple is known for the fortunetellers who ply their trade there.

The North Coast and Guanyinshan National Scenic Area encompasses Wanli, Jinshan, Shimen, and Sanzhi. The greatest tourist attraction here is mountain and ocean scenery, which comes interspersed with soft sand beaches and fantastic rock formations along with hot springs, old town streets, and restaurants serving fresh seafood. The area contains both sandy and rocky seacoasts, with special topographic features and a variety of attractions including Mt. Guanyin, Yeliu, Jinshan, Greenbay, Baisha Bay, Danshui, and Keelung.

Sanzhi Visitor Center and Memorial GalleryOn the hill surrounded by others, the Sanzhi Visitor Center com-

mands a fine view of the town. Its Tang-style architecture, combining with multimedia display provides indoor and outdoor services. The memorial gallery enlightens tourists about the history and landscape of Sanzhi by honoring four famous natives who have con-tributed their talents to this land.

Baisha BayThis bay, which stretch-

es between Fugui Cape and Linshan Cape, is known for its sparkling white sand and clear water beautiful beach, much favored for leisure activities.

Fugui CapeThis is Taiwan’s northernmost cape, and the northeasterly monsoon winds have

worked with sea erosion to sculpt unique regular patterns into the stones here. The cape’s landmark is an octagonal lighthouse.

Yeliu Geo-parkThis park encompasses Yeliou’s best-know attraction, fantastically shaped rocks

that have been fashioned by wind and sea including Queen’s Head Rock, Cinderella’s Slipper, candlestick rocks, and many others. Besides observing the natural scenery, here you can also engage in water activities such as skin diving and windsurfing. A commercial operation, Ocean World offers dolphin and sea lion performances along with other fun and education in oceanic ecology.

historical trail that spans from Huanggang Fishing Harbor of Jinshan District, and crosses Yangming Mountain Area to Shihlin District. In the early days of the Qing Dynasty, fisher-men from Jinshan District (also known as Jinbaoli) accessed the trail and sent fish to the Taipei city market. There is an old description that says: “ Wind of Caoshan, rain of Ziuzihu, and the Path of Jinbaoli. ” Jinbaoli path is what we called “Yulu historical trail” today. Nowadays, the path from Dingbayan to Shanzihou, spaning Henan Yong Rd. and Riren Rd. is the most well-preserved. Among them, Qingtiangang, Shanzhuhu, Shanzihou are relatively famous attractions. If you pay a visit from the south, Juansipubu (Juansi waterfall) is on the must-see list. From the north, the historical site of masonry, and Xuyan Bridge are also well-known attractions. On top of that, some historical remains from the Qing Dynasty along the route are worth seeing.

Secret garden - Jingshan Road & PingdengliIn Yangmingshan Shanzaihou, a country road leads to Neishuanshi called Jingshan

inscriptions--”Tiger” and “Bravely Quell the Wild Mists”--written in the old days to suppress

inclement weather. A fine place for a leisurely walk.

Beiguan Tidal ParkIn early times, this was a pass garrisoned by Qing Dynasty troops. It is known for its

cuesta landscapes, with gentle slopes on one side and sharp drops on the other, and its

rock with bean curd patterns. The park is located atop the biggest cuesta, and along the

pathway to the top you can observe interesting rock formations and huge waves that rise

on all sides. A number of nearby restaurants wait to satisfy visitors hungry for seafood.

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Road, which offers exquisite scenery and green views with peasant houses. The secret passage, popular with students who study nearby may take you to Pingdengli, an agricultural area where you may find oriental cherry blossoms in the beginning of Spring, falling maple leaves in autumn, and sweet and juicy Yangming oranges in winter. Of course, its greenery certainly serves summer sanctuary for all. When admiring standalone villas, people may rest or eat in various restaurants and coffee shops. Looking up at the blue sky and white clouds, and hearing winds whispering in your ears, you can enjoy the simple pleasures in life.

Hot Spring Guardian Guanyin – Puji Taoist TemplePuji Taoist Temple, 112 Wuncyuan Road Beitou, is located on top of a hot spring

area. The main god worshiped here is “ Tangshou Guanyin” hot spring protector. Its original name “ TienCheng Yuan”, built by a Japanese government officer in 1905 during the Japanese colonial rule. The Japanese Shingon Buddhism Temple, with a simple but elegant appearance showing dignified solemn and its respectfulness, is a typical Japanese old style construction. In 1998, this temple was officially named as one of historical sites in Taipei. This is a true testimony to a hundred years of history and culture for Beitou hot spring.

YinggeYingge is a pottery town, known as

the “Jingdezhen of Taiwan.” This town has several hundred pottery plants, and equal numbers of pottery shops that sell their products. Jianshanpu Road is the origin of the local ceramics industry, and even today it has an old square coal-fired kiln chimney that serves as its landmark. Every October, the town holds the Yingge Ceramics Festival; and, if you want to learn about the development of ceramics in Taiwan, the Yingge Ceramics Museum is the place to go.

WulaiWulai is a mountain township bounded by the Nanshi and Tonghou rivers. It

has abundant hot spring resources, which are especially popular with visitors in the fall and winter. The mineral water from these springs is colorless and odorless, and is good for drinking as well as for bathing. Visitors who come to enjoy the hot springs can also savor the traditional cuisine of the Atayal tribe in restaurants on the streets, and shop for Atayal handicrafts here.

Sanxia Old Street and Zushi TempleSanxia Old Street-the southern

section of Minquan Street in Sanxia-consists of a row of old Western-style buildings with a baroque archway gallery of red brick. Decorations on the buildings consist of intricate wood carvings as well as bronze and stone sculptures, giving the street the sobriquet “Oriental Art Palace.”

PinglinPinglin is situated at about the

halfway point on the highway from Taipei to Yilan, and is best known for the production of Wunshan Paochong tea. Enchanting scenes of tea fields abound around the town, and restaurants serve delicious “tea cuisine.” There is a tea museum, built in the form of a traditional Southern Fujianese courtyard house and surrounded by tourist tea fields. The museum’s displays cover the history of tea, the tea culture, and tea imple-ments, making it the best place to learn about this quintessentially Chinese beverage.

Taipei Live HouseTaipei is an energetic city, full of creativity and opportunity. In recent years, more

and more “Live Houses” have been set up for non-mainstream bands to perform. These places may have only a simple and small stage, and may not be able to ac-commodate more than 50 people. Guests can order soft drinks while watching artists demonstrate their ideas through music.This is not “Spring Scream” or the “HoHaiYan Festival”. Yet, you’ll be treated to a feast of musical creativity, and perhaps you will find the next A-Mei or Jay Chou here.

Yangmingshan, which was originally named Cao Mountain, is surrounded by Datun Volcanoes and is the major area in Taiwan for volcanoes. The unique conical or bell-shaped structure of the mountain, along with craters, fissures, and lakes have formed unique geological formations. Hot springs and geothermal phenomenon have therefore become the most important natural resources in Yangmingshan National Park.

Beitou, located in the northern part of the Taipei basin, is the earliest settlement in northern Taiwan. In the past, the Huanggang River divided Beitou in half. The south side of the Huangang River was called “Beitou” or “Old Beitou”, which is the neighbor-hood of current MRT Beitou Station. The north side of Huangang River, on Guangming Road, was named “Xin Beitou”, (New Beitou) which is located near the current MRT Xin Beitou Station. Xin Beitou is a well-known historical hot spring scenic area.

History of Hot SpringsThe Yangmingshan Hot Springs

spans from Yangmingshan National Park’s Lengshuikeng, Macao and Huogengziping. Geological and geothermal activities vary in different areas. The mineral composi-tion, water temperature and quality differ accordingly, and each area has its unique features. With the passage of time, and modernization, a whole new “Hot Spring Culture” has emerged, combining natural resources, convenient facilities, and artistic spaces, all of which have become firm favorites with scores of visitors.

Beitou is located in the neighborhood of the Datun Volcanoes. The geothermal activities of an active volcano have made Beitou the biggest hot spring area in the northern part of Taiwan. The metamorphic heat has generated green, white, and iron sulfur springs which ensure the prosperity of the hot spring culture.

Yangming Library_Historical Humanitarian Architecture

Yangming Shuwu falls at the intersection of Yangjing Highway, Zhongxing Road, Dongsheng Road, and the famous flower clock is right beside it. Yangming Shuwu originally was named “Zhongxing Villa”, which was once former president Chaing Kai-shek’s summer hideout and the reception area for VIP guests. Nowadays it has become one of the important historical humanitarian architectures. Nowadays, the Yangmingshan National Park administration authorities provide services such as travel information, video presentations, guides, as well as displays.

Yulu Historical Trail_The path that foretold the story of our ancestor

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Lion’s Head Mountain rises 496 meters at the boundary between Hsinchu and Miaoli counties, and is said to resemble the head of a lion. Buddhists long ago built temples into the natural caves that dot the mountainside (two century-old temples, Yuangguang Temple and Cyuanhua Hall, are said to have been the first), making this a revered place of pilgrimage for devotees. Residents of the surrounding areas include Hakka and Hoklo Taiwanese, as well as the Saisiat and Atayal indigenous peoples. The predominant culture is Hakka. Every two years the local Saisiats organize a “Sacrifice to the Short Spirits”, one of Taiwan’s quaintest and most interesting indigenous festivals. The area is also known for its fruit orchards and tea plantations. Nearby Beipu and Emei produce the famous Oriental Beauty tea, tea-cooked eggs, and persimmon cakes; Sanwan is famous for its pears, and Nanjhuang for its bamboo shoots and orchids.

Bali Left BankTake the ferry across the river from Danshui, and in just six minutes you will

arrive at Bali Left Bank. Bali, with its back to Mt. Guanyin, has a boardwalk along the waterfront to the Laorong Fortress, Left Bank Park, Left Bank Ferry Wharf, Shihsanhang Archaeological Site, and Shihsanhang Museum of Archaeology.

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Miaokou, meaning “tem-ple mouth”, is lo-cated at the front of Dianji Temple. This old temple is an integral part of the lives o f Kee lung ’s people, and the food stalls that have sprung up around it have become a favor-ite destination for gourmands. All kinds of local snacks are offered here, including oyster omelets, tempura, “potside stickers,” and shaved ice.

Badouzih Coastal ParkThis park is known for its exquisite mountain and ocean scenery, with all manner

of sea-eroded rocks and forested landforms. The grassy plain in Wangyou Valley is considered the most beautiful sight in the area.

Heping IslandOn Heping Island you can observe bean curd rock, mushroom rock, and other

interesting rock formations. You can also visit a tourist fish market and a three-century-old Queen of Heaven (Mazu) Temple.

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1. Take a Kuo-Kuang bus to Yeliu from North Station in Taipei or from the Kuo-Kuang stop on Zhongxiao East Road, Sec. 4,diagonally across from the United Daily News.

2. From Keelung, take a Keelung bus from Keelung Station on the Jinshan line and get off at the Yeliu stop.

1. Freeway 1 - Exit at the Badu interchange - Provincial Highway 2 - Greenbay - Yeliu2. Freeway 3 - Exit at the Keejin interchange - Provincial Highway 2 - Greenbay - Yeliu3. Yangmingshan-Jinshan Highway - Jinshan - Yeliu4. Danshui - Provincial Highway 2 - Yeliu5. Nangang (Taipei City) - Xizhi - Cidu - Provincial Highway 2 – Yeliu.

DanshuiTake the MRT to Danshui Station.

1. Chongxing interchange in Taipei - Provincial Highway 2B - Provincial Highway 2 - Danshui2. Keelung - Provincial Highway 2 - Danshui; or Badu interchange - MacArthur-Jinshan

Highway - Provincial Highway 2 - Danshui3. From the south, Wugu interchange - County Highway 107 - Zhuwei – Danshui.

BadouzihTake a Keelung City Bus No. 5 on the Wanghai line, or take a passenger bus on the Fulong line, and get off at Badouzih.

Freeway 1 - Exit at the Keelung interchange - Zhongzheng Road - Provincial Highway 2 - Badouzih

大臺北

National Palace Museum 221 Zhishan Rd., Sec. 2, Shilin District, Taipei (02) 2881-2021

1. Take the MRT to the Shilin station, then change a line Red 30 bus to the museum.2. Take city bus 255 or 304, minibus 18 or 19, or Holiday Bus 101 to the museum.

Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall 21 Zhongshan S. Rd., Taipei (02) 2343-1100-3Take a train on the MRT Xindian or Nanshijiao line and get off at the CKS Memorial Hall station.

Taipei Zoo 30 Xinguang Rd., Sec. 2, Wunshan District, Taipei (02) 2938-23001. Take city bus Brown 3, Brown 11, Green 1, 236, 237, 282, 294, 295, 611, to the zoo.2. Take a train on the MRT Wenshan-Neihu line to the terminal station.

Commercial Districts1. Xinyi District: Both sides of Songshou Road from Songzhi Road to Songren Road.

Take the MRT to the Taipei City Hall station and walk 5-10 minutes.2. Zhongxiao Business District: Primarily Section 4 of Zhongxiao East Road. Take the MRT to the Zhongxiao East Road station.3. Wufenpu Fashion District: Bordered by Yongji Road, Songshan Road, and Zhongpo North Road.4. Ximending Business District: Stretches from Zhonghua Road in the east to Kangding Road

in the west, and from Hankou Street in the north to Chengdu Road in the south.5. Tianmu Business District: Most business activities are in the area of Tianmu East and West Roads.

Holiday Flower and Jade MarketsTake the Xinyi Line bus or city bus 20, 22, 204, or 270 to the Jianguo South Road, Central Broadcasting Corp., or Yanping Middle School stop.

Night Markets1. Shilin Night Market: Bounded by Wunlin Road, Dadong Road, and Anping Street. Take the MRT to the Jiantan station.2. Huaxi Street Tourist Night Market: Between Xiyuan Road and Huanhe South Road. Take the MRT to the Longshan Temple station.3. Raohe Street Tourist Night Market: Opposite the rear of Songshan Railway Station.

Longshan Temple 211 Guangzhou St., Taipei1. Take the MRT on the Banqiao line to Longshan Temple Station.2. Take a train to the Wanhua Railway Station and walk north for 8 minutes.

Xingtian Temple 109 Minquan E. Rd., Sec. 2, Taipei (02) 2502-7924

Yingge Take a train to the Yingge Railway Station.

Wulai Take the MRT train to the Xindian station, then take a Xindian bus to Wulai. Xindian Bus: (02) 2368-1551

Sanxia Old Street Minquan Rd., Sanxia District, New Taipei CityTaipei Sanxia Sanchiaoyung Culture Association: (02) 2671-8058

From the Taipei Circle or Minsheng West Road stop in Taipei, take a Capital bus to Sanxia; or, from near the Ximen stop on Zhonghua Road, take a Taipei bus to Sanxia. Capital Bus: (02) 2982-3322; Taipei Bus: (02) 2968-4188Exit the freeway at the San-Ying interchange - Follow Zhongshan Road - Turn right on Minquan Road

Pinglin1. Taipei - Provincial Highway 9 - Xindian - Taipei-Yilan Highway - Pinglin2. Jingmei - County Highway 106 - Muzha, Shenkeng, Shiding - Exit the freeway at the Shiding interchange - Freeway 5 - Exit the freeway at the Pinglin interchange

Dharma Drum Monastery 14-5 Banling, 7 Lin, Sanjie Village, Jinshan District, New Taipei City (02) 2498-71711. Danshui-Jinshan Highway: Danshui - Sanzhi - Jinshan2. Yangmingshan-Jinshan Highway: Yangmingshan - Jinshan3. Freeway 3: Exit at the Wanli interchange - Keelung-Jinshan Highway - Jinshan

Formosa Fun Coast 106 Xiaguzih, 1 Lin, Xiagu Village, Bali District, New Taipei City (02) 2610-5200, 0800-200-1981. Sanchong Bus (Beimen-Bali): From the Tacheng Street stop, take Bus No. 704 through Sanchong and Luzhou to Formosa Fun Coast.2. Danshui Bus (Guandu-Bali): From the MRT Guandu Station,

take Red 22 or Red 13 bus to Formosa Fun Coast.Ferry From the Danshui Ferry Wharf take a boat to Bali and then take a Red 22, Red 13, or 704 bus to Formosa Fun Coast.

National ParkBeitou, Yangmingshan, Fountains and culture

北投、陽明山之溫泉與人文

Yangmingshan National Park (02) 2861-36011. Take the MRT to the Jiantan station, then take a No. 60 Capital bus or Red 5 bus to the park. You can also go to the MRT Shilin station and from there take city bus 303 to the park. Capital Bus: (02) 2861-36012. From New Beitou, take city bus 230; or, from the Beitou MRT Station, take minibus 9 to the park.Exit the freeway at the Taipei interchange - Chongqing North Road - Zhongzheng Road - Yangde Boulevard - Follow the signs to the park

Beitou Hot Spring Museum2 Zhongshan Road, Beitou District, Taipei (02) 2893-9981

Hours: 09:00-17:00, Tue.-Sun. Closed on national holidays.

1. Take city bus 216, 218, or 266 to the New Beitou stop.2. Take city bus 302, minibus 6, minibus 7, or minibus 9 to the Beitou Primary School stop.3. Take the MRT to New Beitou Station, then walk for five minutes.

Danshui

Danshui Old StreetsDanshu i i s an i n t ense l y

historic town. It was opened as an international port in 1858, the first in northern Taiwan. Its role as a busy seaport has long faded, but on its old streets you can still see remnants of those prosperous days, including buildings in the Western, Southern Fujianese, and Japanese style, giving the streets a rich flavor of the past. On the old streets you can also savor such local delicacies as fish balls, “iron” eggs, and sour plum drink, and restaurants offer fresh, inexpensive seafood. Danshui is on the mouth of the Danshui River, and visitors come to enjoy mountain and river scenery. Thanks to the Danshui MRT line, the town is extremely easy to reach from Taipei .

Fisherman’s WharfLocated on the right side of the mouth of the Danshui River, this relatively new

attraction features a boardwalk, riverbank coffee shops, and a large harbor park. The mouth of the harbor is spanned by a white “Lovers’ Bridge,” offering a new place to enjoy the famous sunset of Danshui.

Fort San DomingoThis first-grade historic site is more than 300 years old, and was first built by

the Spanish in 1629, then occupied and rebuilt by the Dutch. The structure is made of red brick, giving it a sort of medieval European ambience. In 1867 it was leased to the British, who used it as a consulate and built a residence which today serves as a gallery for the display of old artifacts and photographs. Nearby is the Huwei Fortress, Oxford College, and a whole complex of buildings related to the early Canadian missionary Dr. George Mackay.

Nearby Attractions

Northeast CoastBy train From Taipei, take a train to Yilan or Hualien line, and get off at Fulong or other stations along the Northeast Coast.By bus From Taipei North Station, take a bus on the coastal line to Luodong; the bus stops at various locations along the Northeast Coast. Kuo-Kuang Bus: (02) 2558-3060Keelung Bus: (02) 2433-6111

Freeway 1 - Exit at the Badu or Keelung interchange - Provincial Highway 2 (Coastal Highway) - Northeast Coast

Jinguashi Gold Ecological Park: (02) 2496-2800From the Keelung Railway Station, take a Keelung bus to Jinguashi. Get off at Jiufen and Ruifang. Keelung Bus: (02) 2432-3721

Jiufen1.From the No. 1 exit at the Taipei MRT Zhongxiao-Fuxing Station, take a Keelung bus to Jiufen or Jinguashi.2.From Keelung, take a Keelung bus on the Jinguashi line and get off at Jiufen.3.Take a train to Suao or Hualien and get off at Ruifang; then change a Keelung bus on the Jinguashi line and get off at Jiufen. Keelung Bus: (02) 2433-6111 Keelung Bus, Ruifang Station: (02) 2497-2055

1.Keelung - Provincial Highway 2 (Coastal Highway) - Rueibin - Turn right onto the industry road beside the Rueibin filling station and proceed up the mountain - Qingyundian - Jiufen2.Freeway 1 - Exit at the Badu interchange - Ruifang Highway 8 - Turn right at Ruifang Bridge - Jiufen3.Muzha, Shenkeng, Shiding - County Highway 106 - Ruifang - Jiufen4.Provincial Highway (Coastal Highway) - Turn right to Fulong - County Highway 102 - Gongliao, Shuangxi - Jiufen

Pingxi1.From the Muzha District of Taipei, take Taipei bus 15 or 16; or, from Ruifang, take a Keelung bus to Pingxi. 2.Take a train on the Yilan line to Houdong, then change a Pingxi Branch Line train to Pingxi.

1.Exit the freeway at the Shiding interchange - County Highway 106 - Pingxi2.Freeway 1 - Exit at the Badu interchange - Ruifang-Badu Highway - Nuannuan - Linyukeng - County Highway 106 - Pingsi3.Freeway 3 - Exit at the Muzha interchange - Shenkeng - County Highway 106 - Shiding - Pingxi

Cilan National Forest Recreation Area1 Qilan Rd., Taiping Village, Datong Township, Yilan County (03) 980-9606From Yilan, take a Kuo-Kuang bus on the Lishan, Nanshan Village, or Taipingshan line; or, from Luodong, take a bus on the Tuchang or Taipingshan line, and get off at Qilan Nursery. Yilan Station: (03) 936-5441; Luodong Station: (03) 954-2054

1.Yilan - Provincial Highway 7A - Yuanshan - Qilan Nursery2.Luodong - Sansing - Datong - Qilan3.Daxi, Taoyuan County - Northern Cross-Island Highway - Baling - Mingchi - Provincial Highway 7A - Qilan Nursery

Taipingshan National Forest Recreation Area 58-1 Taiping Lane, Taiping Village, Datong Township, Yilan County (03) 954-5114

On weekends and holidays, take a Kuo-Kuang bus from Yilan or Luodong to Taipingshan. Yilan Station: (03) 936-5441; Luodong Station: (03) 954-2054Taipei - Provincial Highway 9 (Taipei-Yilan Highway) - Yilan - Provincial Highway 7 - Tuchang - Yilan Special Highway 10 - Renze - Taipingshan

Fushan Botanical Garden1.Entry by prior arrangement. Open daily except Tuesday (or, if Tuesday is a holiday, then the following Wednesday), the Qingming Grave Sweeping Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Moon Festival, and Chinese New Year’s Eve through the fifth day of the first lunar month. Also closed all of March, and on election days.2.Entry limited and by permission. For information and application, go to the website www.tfri.gov.tw. Service phone: (03) 922-8900, ext. 103 or 1291.Provincial Highway 2 (Coastal Highway) - Toucheng - Jiaoxi - Yilan - Yuanshan - Juntou - Shuanglianpi - Fushan access road (about 50 minutes to the control station)2.Provincial Highway 9 (Taipei-Yilan Highway) - Xindian - Jiaoxi - Yilan - Yuanshan - Juntou - Shuanglianpi - Fushan access road (about 50 minutes to the control station

National Center for Traditional Arts 201 Wubin Rd., Sec. 2, Wuji Township, Yilan County (the 158 kilometer marker on Provincial Highway 2) (03) 970-5815 www.ncfta.gov.tw

Take a train to Luodong Station and switch to a taxi; the drive takes about 15 minutes. Alternatively, from Luodong Railway Station take a Kuo-Kuang bus to Dazhong Temple and walk about 10 more minutes.Luodong Railway Station: (03) 954-2117; Kuo-Kuang Bus: (03) 954-20541.Provincial Highway 2 (Coastal Highway) to 158 kilometer marker - Kemalan Bridge - Jialiyuan Bridge - Onward about 100 meters to the Center2.Luodong - East on Provincial Highway 7C - Dongshan River Water Park - Left at Lize Bridge - Provincial Highway 2 (Coastal Highway) - Traditional Arts Center

Dongshan River Water Park 20-36 Xiehe Rd., Wujie Township, Yilan County (03) 950-2097From in front of the Luodong Railway Station, take a Kuo-Kuang bus to Dongshan River Water Park. Kuo-Kuang Bus, Luodong Station: (039) 542-054

1.Provincial Highway 2 (Coastal Highway) - Turn right on Provincial Highway 7C - Water Park2.Taipei-Yilan Highway - Provincial Highway 9 - Luodong - Turn left to Provincial Highway 7C (Zhongshan Road) - Cross the railroad - Water Park

Lion’s Head Mountain Ranger Station60-8 Liuliao, Qixing Village, Emei Township, Hsinchu County (03) 580-9296

1.Take a train on the west coast trunk railway to Hsinchu Station, then change a train on the Neiwan Branch Line to Zhudong. From there, take a Hsinchu bus to the Lion’s Head Mountain Visitor Center.2.Both Hsinchu and Miaoli bus companies offer shuttle services to the various scenic spots in the area from Zhudong and Toufen stations. Hsinchu Bus,Zhudong Station: (03) 596-2018; Miaoli Bus, Toufen Station: (037) 662-1111.Freeway 1 - Exit at the Toufen interchange - County Highway 124 - Provincial Highway 3 - Emei -County Highway 41 - Lion’s Head Mountain2.Freeway 3 - Exit at the Zhulin interchange - County Highway 120 - Zhudong - Provincial Highway 3 - Beipu - County Highway 122 - Lion’s Head Mountain Visitor Center (Mt. Wujhih Recreation Area)3.Freeway 3 - Exit at the Jhulin interchange, County Highway 120 - Jhudong - Provincial Highway 3 - Beipu - Emei - County Highway 41 - Lion’s Head Mountain Visitor Center

Window on China60-2 Henggangsia, Kaoyuan Village, Longtan Township, Taoyuan County (03) 471-7211

1.Take a train to the Zhongli Railway Station and switch to a Hsinchu bus (opposite the railway station) direct to Window on China. 2.Take a Taiwan United bus from Songshan Domestic Airport in Taipei to Window on China, via Tunhua North and South Road, the Jingan MRT station in Zhonghe, and Freeway 3. Taiwan United Bus: (02)2515-98991.Freeway 1 - Exit at the Yangmei interchange - Pusin - Longtan - Window on China2.Freeway 3 - Exit at the Guansi interchange - Through downtown to Window on China3.Freeway 3 - Exit at the Longtan interchange - Longtan - Window on China

Leofoo Village 60 Gongzihgou, Ren-ai Li, Guanxi Town, Hsinchu County 0800-006-5651.From Taipei, take a Taiwan United bus, United bus, or Sanchong bus to Leofoo Village. Taiwan United Bus: (03) 480-3885; United Bus: (02) 2218-2380; Sanchong Bus (weekends and holidays only): (02) 2988-21332.Fron Taoyuan, Zhongli, or Hsinchu, take a Hsinchu bus to Leofoo Village.1.Freeway 1 - Exit at the Youshi interchange - Leofoo Village2.Freeway 3 - Exit at the Guanxi interchange - Leofoo Village

Shimen Reservoir Scenic Area 1 Huanhu Rd., Daxi Town, Taoyuan County (03) 471-2000From West Station in Taipei, take a Kuo-Kuang bus to Daxi and change a Taoyuan bus on the Pinglin line to the reservoir. Kuo-Kuang Bus, Taipei West Station: (02) 2311-9893; Taoyuan Bus: (03) 422-20471.Freeway 3 - Exit at the Daxi interchange - Daxi - Provincial Highway 3 - Yuanshulin - Turn left to Provincial Highway 3B - Shimen Reservoir2. Freeway 3 - Exit at the Longtan interchange - County Highway 113 - Longtan - Shimen Reservoir

Neiwan Scenic Area

At the Hsinchu Railway Station, take a train on the Neiwan Branch Line to Neiwan.

1.Freeway 1 - Exit at the Zhubei interchange - Cyonglin - Zhudong - Provincial Highway 3 - Hengshan Junior High School - County Highway 120 - Neiwan2. Freeway 3 - Exit at the Guanxi interchange - Provincial Highway 3 - Turn left at Hexing - County Highway 120 - Neiwan

BeipuTake a train to Hsinchu, then take a Hsinchu bus to the Zhudong Station, and change a bus to Beipu. Hsinchu Bus, Hsinchu Station: (03) 522-24681. Freeway 1 - Exit at the Toufen interchange - County Highway 124 - Shanzhuhu - Provincial Highway 3 - Emei - Beipu2. Freeway 3 - Exit at the Zhulin interchange - County Highway 120 - Zhulin Bridge - Zhudong - Provincial Highway 3 - Emei - Beipu

Xiaoyoukeng Geothermal Phenomenon

Rhododendron Blossoms at Yangming Mt.

Sanzhi Visitor Center

Fugueijiao Lighthouse

Danshui Old Street

Yeliu Geology

Shifen Wish Wind Bells

Neiwan Scenic Area

Jiang Family Compound in Beipu

Interesting Building Model at Window on China

獅頭山風景區

Water Activity

Sanxia Old Street

Wu la i Waterfa l l

Sunset in Mt.DatunDatun Natural Park

Nanya Rock Formation

Jiufen Street Light

Taiping Mt. Forest Railway (Ponpon Che)

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Danshui Fisherman’s Wharf

臺北101大樓

Taipei Zoo

＊Before taking a hot-spring bath, please shower and warm up. Then splash some hot spring water on your body to help your body get accustomed to the temperature.＊Test the water temperature with your foot, then immerse your whole body gradually.＊Your first time in a high-temperature pool should last no more then 10 munutes; and you should take a rest every 15 minutes.＊When getting out of the pool, raise your body slowly to avoid dizziness or fainting. Take a 30-minute post-bath rest, and drink lots of water.＊The hot-spring residue left on your skin after a bath will be absorbed by your skin, so all you need to do is to wipe away the water gently.＊If your hotel has water therapy facilities, please refer to the related regulations.

Lion’s Head Mt. 獅頭山National Scenic Area

Tri-Mountian

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竹北市竹北市Zhubei CityZhubei City

Tatajia

The Lake ofHeaven Leisure Farm

臺灣桃園國際機場

臺北

臺北

臺北端

臺

臺中

臺中

臺中

臺中港

臺

Ming-Te Reservoir

Sheipa

Sheipa

Flying Cow Ranch飛牛牧場Flying Cow Ranch飛牛牧場

Jump-Stone Coast

Fei Tsui

Harbor

Fishery

Lanyan River

Shih-Men

國家

國家

Harbor

Luodong

Niudou Old HouseLeisure Farm

FarmFarm

Flower Home Leisure Farm

Sanchun Old TreeLeisure Farm

Sanchun Old TreeLeisure Farm

BaguashanButterfly FarmBaguashanButterfly Farm

Yi

君達香草健康世界Herbal Farm

Nanyuan Garden Resort Farm

Huatan教育園區

EarthquakeMuseum of Taiwan

BishanyanTempleBishanyanTemple

National Taiwan CraftResearch and Development Institute

QingshuiyanTempleQingshuiyanTemple

二水豐柏廣場二水豐柏廣場Ershui Fengbo PlazaErshui Fengbo Plaza

Pai-Ho Reservoir

Lu-Liao-His Reservoir

Tseng-Wen Reservoir

Taichung Harbor

Ku-Kuan Reservoir

Te-Chi Reservoir

水里蛇窯陶藝文化園區水里蛇窯陶藝文化園區

Cien PagodaCien Pagoda

Sun Moon Lake Ropeway

嘉義縣Chiayi County

Yunlin County

彰化縣Changhua County

八通關古道八通關古道

Batongguan JapaneseEra Crossing TrailBatongguan JapaneseEra Crossing Trail

南投縣Nantou County

花蓮縣Hualien County

宜蘭縣Yilan County

新竹縣Hsinchu County

桃園縣Taoyuan County

苗栗縣Miaoli County

太保市太保市 嘉義市嘉義市Chiayi CityChiayi City

嘉義航空站Chiayi Airport嘉義航空站

Chiayi Airport

斗六市斗六市Douliou CityDouliou City

南投市南投市Nantou CityNantou City

彰化市彰化市Changhua CityChanghua City

臺中市臺中市Taichung CityTaichung City

Fongyuan豐原

臺中航空站Taichung Airport

臺中航空站Taichung Airport

苗栗市苗栗市Miaoli CityMiaoli City

新竹市新竹市Hsinchu CityHsinchu City

桃園市桃園市Taoyuan CityTaoyuan City

臺北市臺北市Taipei CityTaipei City

新北市新北市

BanqiaoBanqiao板橋板橋

基隆市基隆市Keelung CityKeelung City

宜蘭市宜蘭市Yilan CityYilan City

花蓮市花蓮市Hualien CityHualien City

花蓮航空站Hualien Airport

Taiwan TaoyuanInternational Airport (CKS)

臺北松山機場Taipei Songshan Airport

臺北松山機場Taipei Songshan Airport

竹東Zhudong

Beipu北埔

New Taipei CityNew Taipei City

Taibao CityTaibao City

Luoshao

Bilv

Hueisun Forestry Experiment Station惠蓀林場

Puli Brewery

Shiti Port

Guanziling

Chien-Shan-Pi Reservoir

Wu-Shan-Tou Reservoir

國立台灣大學山地實驗農場

Highland ExperimentalFarm, NTU

Sun Moon Lake Ropeway

Northern Cross

Island Highway

Tamsui

Emei

Dasuehshan National ForestRecreation Area

Shuili Snake Kiln Ceramics Culture ParkShuili Snake Kiln Ceramics Culture Park

Shinkong Chao FengRanch and Resort

Shinkong Chao FengRanch and Resort

Xiuguluan River

杉林溪森林生態渡假園區

Sunlink Sea ForestRecreation Area

臺

Little Ding DongScience Park

Little Ding DongScience Park

Image Museum of Hsinchu CityImage Museum of Hsinchu City

Glass Museum of Hsinchu CityGlass Museum of Hsinchu City

Golden EggLeisure FarmGolden EggLeisure Farm

北埔老街Old street北埔老街Old street

峨眉湖Emei Lake

Quanhua Temple

Museum of SaisiatFolklore

Ming-Te ReservoirMing-Te Reservoir

Sheipa

Cultural Building

Sanyi WoodSculpture Museum

Sanyi WoodSculpture Museum

Sanzhi

新北市立淡水古蹟博物館

Protective Area

Lanyang Museum蘭陽博物館

Tiezhenshan Tiezhenshan

Yuemei TourismSugar Factory

Yuemei TourismSugar Factory月眉觀光糖廠月眉觀光糖廠

FarmFarm

Songboling Tourist CenterSongboling Tourist Center

ParkPark

嘉義文化創意產業園區嘉義文化創意產業園區

芭崎眺望台 Baqi Gazebo

蕃薯寮Fanshuliao

磯崎海濱休憩區Jiqi Beach

Qinbuzhizi Cliffs

鳳凰山莊(賽斯村)鳳凰山莊(賽斯村)

馬太鞍濕地生態園區馬太鞍濕地生態園區

Mataian WetlandEcological Park

Mataian WetlandEcological Park

石梯坪Shitiping

石梯坪露營區服務站Shitiping Camping Area Service Station

八仙洞Baxian Cave

八仙洞遊客中心Baxian Cave Visitor Center

秀姑巒溪泛舟遊客中心秀姑巒溪泛舟遊客中心

Xiuguluan River RaftingService Center

Xiuguluan River RaftingService Center

Saoba Stone PillarsSaoba Stone Pillars

利稻部落利稻部落Lidao Tribal VillageLidao Tribal Village

龍洞Longdong

東北角暨宜蘭國家風景區管理處Northeast and Yilan Coast National Scenic Area Administration

North Coast&Guanyinshan National Scenic Area Administration北海岸及觀音山國家風景區管理處

大湖草莓文化館Cultural Building

大湖草莓文化館

Hualien County StoneSculptural Museum

花蓮縣石雕博物館

Hualien County StoneSculptural Museum

花蓮縣石雕博物館

PromisedlandResort & Lagoon理想大地渡假村

PromisedlandResort & Lagoon理想大地渡假村

Lishan Culture Museum

Jiuqudong

Tamsui Historical Museum New Taipei City

三芝遊客中心暨名人文物館

Shihsanhang Museum of Archaeology十三行博物館

Fenghuang (Seth) Village

Tafalong Tafalong

Chiayi Cultural andCreative industries ParkChiayi Cultural andCreative industries Park Caoling Geology and

Ecology ParkCaoling Geology andEcology Park

Chiayi City KojiPottery MuseumChiayi City KojiPottery Museum

Lihpao LandLihpao Land麗寶樂園麗寶樂園

國家

高速公路

高速鐵路

快速道路

省道

縣道

鄉鎮道

鐵道

河川、湖泊

縣界

直轄市

省轄市、縣政府所在地

縣轄市、鄉、鎮、區

村里、小地名

國家公園

國家風景區

森林遊樂區

溫泉區

遊樂區

農場

遊憩點、風景區

國際航空站

國內航空站

旅遊服務中心

Freeway

High Speed Railway

Expressway

Provincial Highway

County Road

Town Road

Railway

River, Lake

County Boundary

Municipality

Village

National Park

Hot Springs

Recreation Area

Scenic Area

Domestic Airport

Visitor Center

National ForestRecreation Area

County-level cityor township

International Airport

National Scenic Area

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桃園縣New Taipei City

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Taichung City臺中市

Changhua County

彰化縣

Miaoli County苗栗縣

Yilan County宜蘭縣

Hualien County花蓮縣

Nantou County南投縣

Yunlin County雲林縣

Chiayi County

嘉義縣

Chiayi City嘉義市

Kaohsiung City高雄市

Taitung County

臺東縣

Pingtung County

屏東縣

Tainan City臺南市

Penghu County澎湖縣

Lanyu (Orchid Island)

蘭嶼

Lyudao (Green Island)

綠島

Taipei City臺北市

Keelung City基隆市

Hsinchu City新竹市

Taiwan Strait

Pacific Ocean

臺 灣 海 峽

太 平 洋

Northern Taiwan

臺 灣 旅 遊 地 圖 / 北 部

Map of Taiwan

4

光復北路

↑往北投、淡水

To Beitou, Danshui

重陽橋

Chongyang Bridge

百齡

橋

Bailing Brid

ge

中正路

Yanping N

. Rd. S

ec. 5

承德路四段環河

北路

二段

Huanhe N Rd. Sec. 2

中正

路通河西街一段

士商

路

Shishang Rd.

承德路五段

Chende R

d. Sec. 5

通河東街一段

重慶北路四段

Tonghe W. St. Sec. 1

Zhongzheng Rd.

Tonghe E. S

t. Sec. 1

Chongqing N

. Rd. S

ec. 4

Zhongzheng Rd.

延平北路五段

↑

往天母To Tianmu

福林

路

Fulin Rd.

中山北路五段

Zhongshan N

. Rd. S

ec. 5

Zhongshan N

. Rd.

往陽明山

To Yangmingshan

↑

北安路Beian Rd.

樂群三路 Lequn 3rd Rd.

自強隧道

北安路

明水路

敬業三路

Jin

gye

3rd

Rd.

業一路

Zhishan Rd. Sec. 1 至善路一段

Ziqiang T

unnel

Mingshui R

d.

Beian Rd.

Jing

ye 1

rd R

d.

樂群一路

Lequn 1rd Rd.

樂群二路 Lequn 2rd Rd. Mingshui RdBeian Rd.

大直橋

敬

北安路

Dazhi B

ridge

明水路

Neihu Rd.

Zhifu Rd.

內湖路一段

濱江街 Binjiang St.

二段Sec. 2 民權東路三段

民生東路五段

民權東路四段五段

Longjiang Rd.

吉林路

Jilin Rd.

撫遠街

Fuyuan S

t.

富錦街 Fujin St.錦州街

Minquan E. Rd. Sec. 3Minquan E. Rd. Sec. 4

Jinzhou St.

Sec. 5

Minshang E. Rd. Sec. 5

→

往基隆 To Keelung

Maishu

ai Sec

ond B

ridge

麥帥

二橋 環東大道

Huandong Exp. Way

南京東路四段

健康路

延壽街

Nanjing E. Rd. Sec. 4

六段

Sec. 5

Jiankang Rd.

Yanshou St.

敦化北路

Dunhua N

. Rd.

三民路

Sanm

in Rd.

堤頂大道

舊宗路

饒河街

Raohe St.

Bada Rd. Sec. 4

塔悠路

Tayou R

d.

Tiding B

lvd.

Jiuzong Rd.

八德路四段

麥帥一橋

Maishuai First Bridge

新中街

Guangfu N

. Rd.

民生東路四段

Xinzhong S

t.

Minshang E. Rd. Sec. 4

Sec. 6

Minquan Bridge 民權大橋

五段

信義路四段

吳興

街 莊敬路

仁愛路四段 Renai Rd. Sec. 4

忠孝東路五段

五段 Sec. 5

Sec. 4

二段

Sec. 2

樂利路

Leli Rd.

通化街

Tonghua S

t.

光復南路

市府路

松仁路

City

Hal

l Rd.

延吉街

Yanji S

t.

松壽路 Songshou Rd.

永吉路 Yongji Rd. 松

隆路

Songlong R

d.

逸仙路

松智路

臨江街

Linjiang St.

二段

Sec. 2

Son

gren

Rd.

信義

快速

道路

Xinyi Rd. Sec. 4

Wuxing St. Zhuangjing Rd.

Xinyi Expwy

Son

gzhi

Rd.

Yux

ian

Rd.

Zhongxiao E. Rd. Sec. 5

和平東路一段

二段

辛亥路二段

Sec. 2

Sec. 2

Sec. 3

和平

東路

三段

Heping E. Rd. Sec. 3

二段Sec. 2

二段Sec. 2

復興南路

新生南路一段

二段

三段

瑞安

街

基隆

路三

段

Keelun

g Rd.

Sec. 3

Fuxing S

. Rd.

Rui

-an

St.

三段Sec. 3

Xingsheng S

. Rd. S

ec. 1

Xinhai Rd. Sec. 2

建國南路

Jianguo S. R

d.

Xinhai Rd. 辛亥路一段Sec. 1

Heping E. Rd. Sec. 1

永康街

Yongkang S

t.

金山南路

Jinshan S. R

d.

仁愛路一段 Renai Rd. Sec. 1

師大路

龍泉街

Shida R

d.

Longquan St.

一段 Sec. 1

中山南路

Zhongshan S

. Rd.

二段

Sec. 2

Sec. 2

二段

中正橋

Sec. 3

成都路

Chengdu Rd.

萬大路

南昌路

莒光路

艋舺大道

Juguang Rd.

Dongyuan S

t.

Baoxing S

t.

和平

西路

二段

和平西路三段

中華

路二

段

康定路

Kan

gdin

g R

d.

桂林路

貴陽街

Guilin Rd.

Guiyang St.

廣州街 Guangzhou St.

西藏路

東園

街

寶興

街

青年路

西園

路二

段

凱達格蘭大道

環河

南路

一段

環河南

中華

路一

段

重慶南路一段

Chongqing S

. Rd. S

ec. 1

Zho

nghu

a R

d. S

ec. 1

Huanh

e

Hua

nhe

S. R

d.

Xiyu

an R

d. S

ec. 2

Xizang Rd.

Bang Ka Blvd.Heping W. Rd. Sec. 2

Heping W. Rd. Sec. 3

Nanchang Rd.

Zhonghua Rd. Sec. 2Dingzhou Rd. Sec. 2

Qin

g ni

en R

d.

Kaidagelan Blvd.

信義路一段

愛國東路

Xinyi Rd. Sec. 1Aiguo E. Rd.

Roosevelt Rd. Sec. 1

忠孝橋

中興橋

忠孝西路

民權西路民權東路一段

一段

Sec. 1

二段

Sec. 2

Dihua S

t.

二段

Sec. 2

重新路一段

Chongxin Rd. Sec. 1

迪化街

環河北路一段

路南義正

錦西街

中央南路

博愛路

Boai R

d.

環河

南路

Hua

nhe

N. R

d.

Zhongyang S

. Rd.

Minquan W. Rd.

Zhengyi S

. Rd.

Huanhe N

. Rd. S

ec. 1Zhongxiao Bridge

Taipei Bridge

Zhongxiao W. Rd.Zhongxing Bridge

Minquan E. Rd. Sec. 1

民族東路Minzu E. Rd.

Jinxi St.

Jianguo N. R

d. Sec. 3

一段

新生北路一段

Sec.1

三段Sec. 3

林森南路

Linsen S. R

d.

民生西路 Minsheng W. Rd.

Nanjing W. Rd.

二段

Sec. 2

南京西路

民生東路一段

二段

Sec. 2

Minsheng E. Rd. Sec. 1

市民大道一段

Civic Blvd. Sec. 1

長安東路一段

Chang-an E Rd. Sec. 1

忠孝東路一段

二段Sec. 2

Sec. 2

二段Sec. 2

三段 Sec. 3

二段Sec. 2

二段

Sec. 2

中山北路一段

松江路 二

段

Songjiang R

d.

八德

路ㄧ

段

二段

Bad

e Rd.

Sec

. 1

南京東路一段

濟南路二段

Jinan Rd. Sec. 2

三段

Changan E Rd. Sec. 2

三段Sec. 3

Nanjing E. Rd. Sec. 1Zhongshan N. R

d. Sec. 1

Xinsheng N. Rd. Sec. 1

Zhongxiao E. Rd. Sec. 1

Sec. 2

Sec. 3 四段Sec. 4

Liaoning St.

遼寧街

長安東路二段

民族西路 Minzu W. Rd.

涼州街 Liangzhou St.

重慶北路三段

Yanping N

. Rd. S

ec. 3

Chende R

d. Sec. 3 Linsen N

. Rd.

林森北路

承德路三段

延平北路三段

環河北路

三和

路三

段

Sanhe Rd. Sec.3

庫倫街

敦煌路

酒泉街

龍濱路

中央北路

正義北路

四段

Sec. 4

龍門路

← To Taoyuan 往桃園 Chongqing N

. Rd. S

ec. 3

Jiouquan St.Lengmen Rd.

Huanhe N

. Rd.

Zhengyi N

. Rd.

Zhongyang N. R

d.

Lengbin Rd.

Duenhuang Rd.

Kunlun St. Zhongshan N

. Rd. S

ec. 3

基河路

Jihe Rd.

Cende R

d. Sec. 4

文林路

Wunlin R

d.

中山北路四段

Xingsheng N

. Rd. S

ec. 3

新生北路三段

建國北路三段

中山北路三段

Wanda R

d.

復北隧道

Fubei T

unnel

Fuxing N

. Rd.

復興北路

長春路

三段 Sec. 3

八德路三段 Bade Rd. Sec. 3

Keel

ung

Rd.

Sec

. 1基

隆路

一段市民大道五段

Civic Blvd Sec. 5

Guangfu S

. Rd.

光復北路

四段

ZhongzhengBridge

三段

二段

Sec. 4

Sec. 1

Sec. 1

Sec

. 2

S. R

d.

臺北橋

路二

段

街愛

仁

Renai S

t.

敦化南路一段 D

unhua S. R

d. Sec. 1

植福路

Changchun Rd. Rd.

安和

路A

nhe R

d.

Yuanshan Interchange圓山交流道

Tiding Interchange堤頂交流道

Huanbei Interchange 環北交流道

Taipei Interchange臺北交流道

往板橋To Banqiao

往市

立動

物園

To Taipei Zoo

羅斯

福路

一段

一段

Sec. 1

臺北市Taipei City

Scale-1:24800

9

↑

1 2 4

A

B

C

D

3

N

0 250 500 750 1000 m

Scale－1：24,800

三重區

SanchongDistrict

Keelung River 基 隆河

河

Danshui R

iver

水

淡

六段

Sec. 6

中坡南路

松山路

Songshan R

d.

福德街

Fude St.

松德

路

Songde Rd.

Zhong Po S. Rd.

→

龍江路

忠烈祠

臺北市立天文館

士林官邸

國立臺灣科學教育館

士林夜市

National Taiwan ScienceEducation Center

Taipei Astronomical Museum

CKS ShilinResidence

Shilin Night Market(Food Court)

Martyrs' Shrine圓山大飯店Grand Hotel

故宮博物院

National Palace Museum

美麗華百樂園

MiramarEnterainment Park

大佳碼頭

Dajia Wharf

(小吃廣場)

民航局

CAA

行天宮Xingtian Temple

臺北市立美術館Taipei Fine Arts Museum

昇恆昌

Ever Rich DutyFree Shop

林安泰古厝

保安宮孔廟

觀光局旅遊服務中心

Travel Service Center,Tourism Bureau

Baoan TempleConfucius Temple

Taipei Songshan Airport臺北國際航空站（松山機場）

Lin An-Tai Historical Home

觀光局旅遊服務中心

Travel Service Center,Tourism Bureau

Taipei Songshan Airport臺北國際航空站（松山機場）

台灣觀光協會

Taiwan VisitorsAssociation

花博公園Flora Expo Park花博公園Flora Expo Park

臺北長庚紀念醫院

Taipei Chang GungMemorial Hospital

京華城

明曜百貨

五分埔成衣商圈

臺北小巨蛋

饒河街觀光夜市Raohe St. Night Market

Wufenpu Ready-made Clothes Shopping District

LIVING Mall

Ming Yao Dept. Store

Taipei Arena

太平洋SOGO百貨

228和平公園

台北當代藝術館

外交部領事事務局

Bureau ofConsular Affairs

僑務委員會

Overseas CompatriotAffairs Commission

TheExecutiveYuan 行政院

The Red House 西門紅樓

Ximending Shopping District西門町商圈

Museum of Contemporary Art

Memorial Hospital馬偕醫院

遼寧街夜市

Pacific Sogo Dept. Store太平洋SOGO百貨

微風廣場

Breeze Center

華山創意文化園區Huashan Creative Park

寧夏夜市

Ning XiaNight Market

Liaoning St. Night Market

Spot Taipei 光點臺北

Eslite 116誠品116

228 Peace Park

Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Dept. Store 新光三越南西店

Shin KongMitsukoshi Dept. Store新光三越站前店

臺灣手工藝推廣中心

Taiwan HandicraftPromotion Center

大稻埕碼頭Dataocheng Wharf

Pacific SOGO Dept. Store

國父紀念館

國泰綜合醫院

臺北信義威秀影城臺北101

交通部觀光局Tourism Bureau

外貿發展協會

臺北國際會議中心

臺北世界貿易中心

新光三越百貨信義新天地

臨江街觀光夜市

Taipei World Trade Center

TICC

Vieshow CinemasTaipei Hsin Yi

Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Dept. Store

Eslite BookstoreCathay GeneralHospital

China External TradeDevelopmeny Council

Sun Yat-senMemorial Hall

Linjiang St. Night Market

臺北醫學院附設醫院Taipei Medical University Hospital

遠企購物中心

美國在台協會

American Institutein Taiwan大安森林公園

National Taiwan University臺灣大學

建國假日玉市

建國花市

Jianguo Flower Market

NTU Hospital 臺大醫院

華西街觀光夜市

龍山寺Presidential Office

總統府

青年公園

植物園

國家戲劇院

Ministry ofForeign Affairs

外交部

國立臺灣師範大學

National TaiwanNormal University

中正紀念堂

國家音樂廳National Theater Hall

National Museum of History國立歷史博物館

Huaxi St. Night Market敦南誠品Renai Hospital

仁愛醫院

Longshan Temple

ATT 4 Fun

Taipei City Hall Bus Station

Hankyu Dept. Stores 阪急百貨

臺北市政府轉運站

Taipei101

太平洋SOGO敦南店

Daan Park

Jianguo Holiday Jade MarketPacific SOGODept. Store

Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall

National Concert Hall

Botanical Garden

Taipei Metro Mall

Youth Park

臺北市政府Taipei City Hall

BUS

台北寒舍艾美酒店Le Méridien Taipei台北寒舍艾美酒店Le Méridien Taipei

臺北信義威秀影城

新光三越百貨信義新天地

阪急百貨

1

台北君悅大飯店Grand Hyatt Taipei

福華大飯店Howard Plaza Hotel

遠東國際大飯店Far Eastern Plaza

神旺大飯店San Want Hotel

台北W飯店W Taipei 台北W飯店W Taipei

美麗信花園酒店Miramar Garden Taipei

國王大飯店Emperor Hotel

凱撒大飯店Caeser Park Hotel

台北寒舍喜來登大飯店Sheraton Taipei Hotel

Hotel Riverview Taipei豪景大酒店

Grand Formosa Regent晶華酒店

EVA Airways

Ambassador Hotel國賓大飯店

Gloria Prince Hotel Taipei華泰王子大飯店

Royal Taipei Hotel老爺大酒店

六福皇宮The Westin Taipei

華航China Airlines 兄弟大飯店

國聯大飯店

Brother Hotel

United Hotel

Hotel Riverview Taipei豪景大酒店

Golden China Hotel康華大飯店

ImperialHotel

Taipei華國大飯店

Santos Hotel三德大飯店 The Landis Taipei Hotel

亞都麗緻大飯店

The Sherwood Hotel Taipei西華大飯店

長榮航空

劍南路站

Dazhi

Jiannan Rd.

大直站

松山機場站

大安站

科技大樓站

六張犁站

中山國中站

Da-an

Technology Building

南京東路站Nanjing E. Rd.

Zhongshan JuniorHigh School

Songshan Airport

Liuzhangli

後山埤站

忠孝敦化站 國父紀念館站 永春站市政府站

善導寺站Shandao Temple

Zhongxiao Dunhua Sun Yat-sanMemorial Hall Taipei City Hall Yongchun

Houshanpi

西門站

忠孝復興站

龍山寺站

忠孝新生站

Zhongxiao Xinsheng

Zhongxiao Fuxing

Ximen

Longshan Temple

劍潭站

古亭站Guting

Jiantan

民權西路站

雙連站

中山站

臺大醫院站

圓山站

中正紀念堂站

Chiang Kai-shakMemorial 小南門站

士林站

NTU Hospital

Xiaonanmen

Zhongshan

Shuanglian

Minquan W. Rd.

Yuanshan

Shilin

臺北車站Taipei Main Station

臺北車站

Sanchong Elementary School

Daqiaotou ZhongshanElementarySchool

Xingtian Temple

Songjiang Nanjing松江南京站

行天宮站

中山國小站

大橋頭站

三重國小站

東門站

Dongmen

SongshanRailway Station松山車站松山車站

Taipei Bridge台北橋

Cailiao 菜寮 Sanchong 三重

Xianse Temple先嗇宮

Touqianzhuang頭前庄

Xinzhuang新莊

Fu Jen CatholicUniversity輔大

Danfeng丹鳳

Huilong迴龍

SongjiangNanjing

松江南京

Xingtian Temple行天宮

Zhongshan ElementanySchool中山國小

Daqiaotou大橋頭

Sanchong Elementary School三重國小

Sanhe Junior High School三和國中

St. lgnatius High School徐匯中學

Sanmin Senior High School三民高中

Luzhou蘆洲

Danshui淡水 Hongshulin

紅樹林

Zhuwei竹圍

Guandu關渡

Zhongyi忠義

Fuxinggang復興崗

Beitou北投

Xinbeitou新北投

Qiyan奇岩

Qilian唭哩岸

Shipai石牌

Mingde明德

Zhishan芝山Shilin士林Jiantan劍潭

Yuanshan圓山

Shuanglian雙連

Zhongshan中山

Xiaonanmen

Dingxi頂溪

Yongan Market永安市場

Jingan景安

Nanshijiao南勢角

WanfangCommunity萬芳社區

Gongguan公館

Wanlong萬隆

Jingmei景美

Dapinglin大坪林

Qizhang七張

Xindian District Office新店區公所

Xindian新店

Nanjing E. Rd.南京東路

ShandaoTemple善導寺

ZhongxiaoXinsheng忠孝新生

ZhongxiaoDunhua忠孝敦化

NTU Hospital臺大醫院

Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall 中正紀念堂

Taipower Building臺電大樓

Sun Yat-senMemorial Hall國父紀念館

Daan大安

Technology Building科技大樓

Liuzhangli六張犁

Linguang麟光

Xinhai辛亥

Wanfang Hospital萬芳醫院

Muzha木柵

Taipei Zoo臺北動物園

ZhongxiaoFuxing忠孝復興

Ximen西門

Xiaobitan小碧潭

LongshanTemple龍山寺

Jiangzicui江子翠

Xinpu新埔

Banqiao板橋

Far EastemHospital亞東醫院

Haishan海山

Fuzhong府中

Tucheng土城

Yongning永寧

Taipei Zoo Station動物園站

Taipei Zoo South Station動物園內站

Zhinan Tample Station指南宮站

Maokong Tample Station貓空站

Kunyang昆陽

Yongchun永春

Houshanpi後山埤

Taipei City Hall市政府

Nangang南港

Dazhi大直

西湖Xihu Gangqian

港墘Wende

文德Neihu內湖

Huchou葫洲

Tunghu東湖

Dahu Park大湖公園

Songshan Airport松山機場

Zhongshan JuniorHigh School中山國中

Jiannan Rd.劍南路

TaipeiNangangExhibitionCenter南港展覽館站

NangangSoftware

Park南港軟體

園區站

小南門

TaipeiMain Station

臺北車站

Guting古亭

Minquan W. Rd.民權西路

Dongmen東門

Xinzhuang Line新莊線

Danshui Line淡水線

Bannan Line板南線

Xindian Line新店線

Luzhou Line蘆洲線

Xinbeitou Line新北投支線

Xiaonanmen Line小南門線

Xiaobitan Br. Line小碧潭支線

Zhonghe Line中和線

Wenhu Line文湖線

Maokong Line貓空纜車

Taipei MRT Routes


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