Tamsui Fisherman Stage

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Updates : 2022-12-05

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Introduction

In May-September 2016, Fisherman’s Wharf established Taiwan’s first seaport live house – Fisherman Stage, making it the cradle of Taiwan’s original music. Through regular performances and long-term management, new works were published and exchanges and sharing were made, and more outstanding music pieces were brainstormed and nurtured as a result. Tamsui possesses an exclusive view of beautiful sunset, and amidst the ocean view and the sea breeze, numerous Taiwan’s music bands have all gone on stage in turn bringing many international and domestic tourists a whole new music experience. Performances and events for 2019 are also intensively undergoing the preparation stage. For the latest information, please watch closely to the announcements made on the official fan page (https://goo.gl/t6pxmT).

Tamsui Fisherman Stage is all about music, sunset, beer, and fish. Come here to enjoy the cool sea breeze and experience the pleasant ambiance of the music, the sunset, and all the tasty eats.

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Gaidankeng Relic

After the sealing off of this centuries old mine since 1959, it has seen daylight again with reconstruction from hearty locals. The Gaidankent coal mine boasts of the greatest production among mines beneath the mountain (Zhanjijiao) at the time. After the Japanese took control of Taiwan, Zhanjijia station was built due to the resources from Gaidanken coal mine for exclusive coal transportation use. There were over thousands of people here during the height of Gaidankeng production.

Liulang Road Scenic Trail

The Liulang Road Scenic Trail is one of the busiest tourist routes in the Shuinandong/Jinguashi/Jiufen region. The name ;Liulang; originates from the term "liu-long;, which is a local slang for gondola lifts. In the past, traffic problems in Jiufen led to the construction of a light rail connecting Ruifang to Jinguashi, but a stretch of terrain that became Liulang Road of today proved too steep for rail construction, so a gondola was built to transport passengers between the light rail stations.In principle, the Liulang Road Scenic Trail follows the original route of the light trail and gondola. The cliffs en route consist mainly of tough rocks. These rocks house gold urns containing the remains of past gold miners.