New Taipei City Travel

Located at the estuary of the Shuangxi River in Gongliao, New Taipei City, Fulong has always been a famous beach in Taiwan. With gentle water flow and suitable sea conditions for water activities. Visitors can always have fun with canoeing, sailing, para-sailing, swimming, surfing, and water-skiing in Fulong. There are all kinds of water activities without fear as they are all near the beach, making it the ideal place for water activities in summer. In addition, sand sculpture artists from dozens of countries will show off their sand sculptures at the “Fulong International Sand Sculpture Art Festival” held from May to July every year. Then from July to August, the Ho-hai-yan Rock Festival comes next. This 3-5 days big musical event will invite bands from home and abroad to give concerts on the beach filled with sunshine, sand, wines and sunset. Visitors wishing to join the event should check the event calendar first.

Fulong has always been one of the most popular attractions for all tourists visiting Northern Taiwan in summertime, and its bento and beach would be what Fulong is most famous for. Once stepping outside Fulong Train Station, visitors will see four to five bento shops, bike shops, and beach essentials shops all packed with customers. Cycling tourists who want to challenge the Old Caoling Tunnel can rent a bike and also get a bento here – be sure to hit the road after you are full. Before you set off, don’t forget to first put on your sunscreen and prepare plentiful supplies of water and snacks! Fulong Train Station is probably Taiwan Railways’ most “fragrant” train station. Once stepping out of the train station, visitors will immediately smell the aromatic bento. On the weekends, you can often see people each holding a bento in hand and enjoying it in big bites right over the steps of the Train Station’s entrance.

Located on the easternmost cape in Taiwan, the Sandiaojiao lighthouse is the Island’s first place to greet the dawn every morning.

Fulong Visitors Center close to the Fulong beach, mainly to provide the northeast corner of the coast of the natural ecology, cultural history, tourist attractions and other information display and explanation.

Shuangxi Station

A hub of Taimsui-Kavalan Trail then and a secluded attraction in Shuangxi today

Mudan Station is a small tranquil station isolated from the world. It was called the "Wu Dankeng Outpost" in the early days and moved to its current location in 1924. In order to reduce the slope of the tracks, a large 120-degree curve was built in Mudan Station, which resulted in strange scenarios where the front and rear of the train facing each other, attracting many railway fans and tourists who like to take photos of trains, since not only you can take pictures of the train slowly went through while its body making a big turn, but sometimes with pictures of the carriage and the train be seen side by side, such special railway design has also been used by a well-known Japanese brand car shooting for its commercial, it is a must-see station for railway fans!