New Taipei City Travel

"A good trip in the cold combines a walk in nature to appreciate the scenery, an photo with the whole family, watching exhibitions, eating cheap food, and a heart-warming hot spring!" In the morning, you could go to Junyuan to remember the erstwhile superstar Teresa Teng, and enjoy the Jinshan Coast from a distance. Next, head for the Juming Art Museum, the largest park-style art museum in Taiwan, which covers an area of more than 30,000 sqm, to appreciate the wonderful works of hundreds of colorful artistic creations and maintain the transparency in the park. Enjoy a leisurely afternoon tea in the cube building "Museum Tea House".Next go to "Dharma Mountain" and climb the mountain-to enjoy the beauty of the mountains up close on three sides. Breathe deeply and settle your soul in an atmosphere far away from the mundane hustle and bustle. Then go to the "Jinshan Old Airport Memorial Monument" and visit the special "stone-made rollers" left over from three old airport runways, and enjoy affordable delicacies such as duck meat, mochi, handmade ice cream with fresh, candied sweet potatoes, etc. in the "Jinshan Old Street".Finally drive to the "Yangmingshan Tian Lai Resort and Spa" in northern Taiwan with a 6000 sqm Yongquan Swimming Paradise. Enjoy the surrounding mountains, the gurgling sounds of water, and the fresh and sweet sounds of insects and birds in the spacious bath to relax your wary body and mind.

Shulin Datong Mountain is known as the “Shulin Back Garden”. The pavilions and viewing platforms set on its summit overlook greater Taipei, attracting considerable people for its night view. The connecting Blue Dragon Ridge and Dadong Mountain has a magnificent view along the way, with layers of formation and lush greenery after entering the forest trails. There is a blue dragon sculpture along the way symbolizing the Blue Dragon Ridge. Overlooking from the triangular point, the entire Shulin area can be enjoyed with its wide expanse of view. After seeing the beauty from the summit, hike down from the industrial road behind Dadong mountain pavilion to reach Shanjia train station. The station was used for coal transportation, and under the mining of Colonial Japan, it once boasted of prosperity. As the mining dwindles and population migrated, it has become the best witness to local history. On February 2017, it reopened to the public, redisplaying its century glamor with Japanese and Western style blending of architecture. Feel the glory it once had with the renovated station.