New Taipei City Travel

Jinshan-Wanli Bikeway is a good option for travelers who enjoy a slow tour on a bicycle, where one can warm up the body by taking a bath at Jinshan Hot Spring in the morning before unveiling a day’s journey with excitement!This route is gentler and will pass by popular tourist attractions including the Shimen (Stone) Arch, Laomei Maze and Fugui Cape Lighthouse. One will end up at Tamsui, where the Tamsui Lover's Bridge appears so sweet and cute at dusk. One can also enjoy classic Taiwanese snack food at the Tamsui Old Street to make a perfect ending for the journey.

In recent years, Bali Township has become an attractive leisure area in New Taipei City. The old streets at the ferry head and the surrounding environment have taken on a romantic new look. People can rest in the park on the Tamsui River’s left bank, enjoy the natural beauty, watch the sunset, and watch the migratory birds.The Bali Sustainable Environmental Education Center, located in the center of the left bank park, has been renamed "New Taipei City Sustainable Environmental Education Center." The education center on Guanhai Avenue in Bali focuses providing education on wetland conservation, environmental protection, and energy conservation and aims to make the public aware of the significance and value of the ecological environment. The center has a diversified educational space concerning the rehabilitation of the ecological environment and a high-quality family-friendly environment. Parents and the public who participate in mutual teaching and learning can expect a rich educational experience, at a fun location.After listening to the explanation, you may go to the Duziwei Natural Reserve to experience its rich natural resources. The Duziwei Natural Reserve is the country’ highest elevation mangrove area, etc., such as water ponds, fiddler crabs, little egrets, and seaside plants. It is suitable for parents and children or couples to travel together. When you arrive in Bali, don’t miss the Bali Ferry Boat Head Old Streets next to the port, which used to be the place where people coming and leaving Bali gathered, which gave rise to a market over time. A famous one is Kong Que He (Green mussel).