New Taipei City Travel

Wulai is famous for springs and the hill cherry blossoms. As Atayal is the dominant local ethnic group, there are Atayal cultural tokens everywhere in Wulai. Most shops in Wulai Old Street have a strong “indigenous flavor”. Visitors can taste a wide variety of mountain foods in indigenous flavors, such as the charcoal grilled wild boar pork, spring cooked eggs, shell-flower leaf dumplings, rice cooked in bamboo tubes, and dishes made with aromatic litsea. They are rare “Taiwan indigenous specialty foods”. There are also the specialties like the millet wine and millet mochi that are great as souvenirs for friends.

Located at the mountainous area of Zhulun Village, Sanxia District, New Taipei City, it has is a 5.8-hectare blessed land with green mountains, small creeks and rich soil. It is surrounded by the crystal clear Zhukeng River and the great sceneries of the mountains. French cuisines, garden scenic seats, riverside seats, a swimming pool and camping areas are provided in the park.

Lianjuren Historical House was built by Lian Xuchun over a century ago during the 6th year of the Tongzhi Reign Period, 1867. Though it's nearly 150 years old, it remains intact for the most part. It is a traditionalU-shaped courtyard structure with a horizontal inscription board above the main gate reading Wenkuei (or Wunkuei, "Literary Stalwart").

Wulu Fortune Temple is a pure Taoist temple, people visit Wulu Fortune Temple, and mainly for prayers of wealth; because it faces Jinbaoshan, which looks like an ingot, it makes the temple particularly popular. In addition, even the golden furnace for burning joss paper, the incense burner for the incense, and the
Treasure bowl for praying for wealth are also shaped like ingots that symbolize the accumulation of wealth. It can be said that the Wulu Fortune Temple in northern Taiwan has wealth and extravagance.

The trail leading to Huangdidian has three entries and the one closest to Shiding Old Street is the Xifeng entry next to the public parking lot. You will pass the Tienwang Temple, Huandidiang ridge and Zhidongfeng, etc. Huangdidian is famous for the excitement of walking along the trail over the ridge as the trail is only one-step wide.

The Jingtong Mining Industry Life Pavilion was originally a for the Taiway Railway employees. until it was renovated quite extensively. Inside, there is an exhibition of Jingtong’s mining development. There are free guided tours where visitors can ask questions and get answers right away, making it an interactive experience.

An overlap of railway, river and street sceneries forms the unique mountain town landscape of Lingjiao. In the mining era, there were three mining areas that used Linjiao Station for coal delivery. With the decline of the mining industry, Lingjiao became a peaceful village once again.

The 'Xindian Culture and History Exhibition, Taiwan’s first museum dedicated to local culture, is located behind the Magong Park Cultural Theater. Its collection has over 600 items, including local artifacts from the Qing dynasty, Japanese occupation, and ROC periods.

Overlooking Jioufen and fishing lights on the sea on the holy land of sea fishing and rock fishing