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"Rueifang" take a railway slide to the Yinyang Sea, and master craft stalagmites built by millions of years are a sight to behold

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"Rueifang" take a railway slide to the Yinyang Sea, and master craft stalagmites built by millions of years are a sight to behold
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      "If you are still looking for breathtaking beauty, natural beauty that can soothe the stress of the weekdays, this exclusive Rueifang route will take you up the mountain and down the ocean to experience man and nature as one, relieving the work pressure that has accumulated on weekdays! It includes the magnificent trail that is like the Taiwan version of the Great Wall, the strange rock landscape that has accumulated over thousands of years, the largest Guan Gong statue in Taiwan, and the 360-degree observation deck overlooking an impressive view of the whole Jinguashi. Bring your camera and let's go now!" In the morning, starting from the "Bitoujiiao trail", first step onto the Great Wall like seaside path, with a 360-degree view of the mountains and the sea; then to the "Nanya Rock" with a reputation of being one of Taiwan's 36 mystic scenes, appreciate the strange rock formations that have been built by millions of years of nature’s finest; then check out to the 100-year history of the largest Guan Gong statue in Taiwan to appreciate the three heirloom treasures of “Chuen Ji Hall”, and prayed that work in the coming year will be smooth sailing; climb the nearby "Baoshishan Lookout" to visit the hidden sights and take wonderful pictures that is like a railway slide to the Yinyang Sea!

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      【Return traffic information】
      Take a taxi to return to the “Rueifang Station” then transfer to the TRA to get back to Taipei.
      【Return-Take a bus】
      Or you can take the Keelung Bus no. 1062 and get back to MRT Zhongxiao Fuxing Station from the Cyuanji Temple.
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      Linkou Handcraft Experience
      The scenic attractions along this journey are perfect for the entire family, because aside from plenty of fun, children can also experience different cultures through traveling. The starting point of this journey is the Taoyuan Airport MRT “Linkou Station”; the first stop is the Zhulinshan Guanyin Temple, which is rumored to have an extremely efficacious 18-armed Guanyin enshrined here, hence countless followers have made the pilgrimage to pray for family blessings at the temple since its inception. The solemn, silent atmosphere in the temple is complemented by delicate, elegant wood or stone carvings of flora, fauna and people. The couplet engraved on the stone columns emanates powerful calligraphy strokes of a master. The essence of traditional temple architecture is preserved and merged with modern technology to create the magnificent temple with plenty to offer. After admiring the beauty of the Zhulinshan Guanyin Temple, the next stop is Taiwan’s Socks Museum, which takes the visitors on a journey of art, where they can catch a glimpse of the history of socks and knowledge. Each section within the museum tells a different cultural story and the stunning knitting is simply enchanting. In addition, they can also partake in DIY activities to produce their unique socks and take them home! Located near Taiwan’s Socks Museum, the W & W Museum of Jewelry is an ideal destination for couples, as they can observe how skillful artisans apply ingenious designs to create dazzling jewelries and ornaments. The delicate, painstaking metalworking process culminates in unique, handcrafted matching rings to romantically join two hearts together. At the last stop, the “Asia Pacific Eco Park”, besides exploring the stunning natural scenery, the park also offers a diverse array of entertainment features, including: outdoor cooking experiences, kiln cooking, or scintillating paintball, laser tag or water battleground, etc. These activities are perfect for the whole family and it is an exciting playground for children.
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