T R A V E L IN R E A L T A IW A N
3DAYS TAIPEI TRAVEL PLAN
Day1- Modern Taipei City
Day2- Wonder Visiting- Jiufen
Day3- Aboriginal Tribe- Wulai
Day 1
Taipei
Temple Taipei
DaLong Cave (Longdong) Bao-an Temple
Located at the confluence of the Danshui and Keelung rivers, DaLong
Cave (Longdong) developed very early. The center of worship here is Baoan Temple, built in 1825. This is a large temple, and its construction was
different; in addition, all of the wood and stone materials--and even the
artisans--had to be brought over from mainland China. For these reason,
the temple required a full quarter-century to complete.
Sanshia Tzushr Temple
& local market visit
Sanshia is a traditional country
town located in northern Taiwan,
easily accessible from Taipei.
It has become known in recent
years mainly because of its Tzushr
Temple, which is unique among all
the Chinese temples of the world
for the painstaking and timeconsuming dedication to classical
temple arts that is manifested in its
modern reconstruction work.
Administrative Building Taipei
Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall
Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall is located in the heart of Taipei City. The
area is 250,000 square meters and it is the attraction most visited by
foreign tourists.
The four sides of the structure are similar to those of the pyramids in Egypt.
The garden is planted with red flowers. As a whole, the colors of blue,
white and red express the National Flag and the spirit of freedom, equality
and brotherhood.
Historical Taipei
Wanhua
Wanhua was Taipei's first district to undergo economic
development, but also has many old buildings and cultural sites. The
district can be divided into three sections: northern, central, and
southern. The northern area, including Ximending, has become
home to many shopping centers and is popular among the younger
generation. Central Wanhua is known for its historical sites (like
Longshan Temple), traditional shopping, and local snacks. Southern
Wanhua is mainly a residential area with a wide city park.
Taipei County Ying-Ge
Ceramics Museum
Located in the most prominent
pottery town Yingge and opened
on Nov. 26, 2000, is the first
museum in Taiwan devoted to
ceramic research.
The museum has turned a new
historical page on its pottery
development in Taiwan. The
missions of the Museum are to
demonstrate the pottery
development in Taiwan and to
display the life of Taiwanese
ancestors as well.
Li Mei-Shu
Memorial Hall
Li, Mei-Shu has studied art in Japan
and was very active in promoting
fine arts in Taiwan.
Li chose realism as the principle he
lived by as an artist for the rest of
his life, because realism was the
only way that, as Li himself
described, “could best serve my
faith in depicting the true beuty of
rural life in Taiwan.” Persistent and
determined as he was, Li has been
thus regarded as the “Great Wall”
in the art history of Taiwan.
Day 2
North-east coast line
North-east coast
line visiting
The Northeast Coast National
Scenic Area hugs the narrow
corridor between Taiwan's
eastern mountain range and
the sea.
It comprises a narrow belt of
coastline, running 66
kilometers in length. The
northern section of the
coastline looks out onto the
East China Sea and the
eastern section faces the
Pacific.
Yehliu Geo Park /
Queen's Head / Fairy Shoe
Yeliou is the most remarkable of all
Taiwan’s northern scenic areas.
A promontory that stretches 1,700 meters
into the sea and contains a bewildering
variety of rock formations forms the
park.Erosion has revealed different types
of rock that have been embedded in
strata and have been shaped by wind and
waves. From the end of the promontory
one can get a truly spectacular view of
Taiwan’s northern coast. There are plenty
of oddly shaped rocks, fossil remains, and
veins of colored minerals to satisfy the
most fastidious tourist..
JiuFen
The village once was gold city of Asia
and called little Shanghai or little
Hong Kong. However, with the
decline of gold mining activities,
Jiufen fades. Later, several movies
chose to shoot here and the movies
won international
acknowledgement.For example, the
film the Sad City has won first prize
in Venice Film Festival and awakened
people's memory of Jiufen.
It seems that the prosperous old
streets, buildings, mines and the
glamorous gold digging days are
flashing before our eyes.
Day 3
Wulai aboriginal Tribe Tour
Wulai aboriginal Tribe Tour
Wulai is the home of Atayal tribespeople, and here you can observe their
traditional dances and rituals; if you're interested, you can join in the
dancing yourself. You can also enjoy the sight of a gushing waterfall
amidst the lush green landscape, or take an exciting cable-car ride
across the gorge.
Wulai is surrounded on all sides by mountains, a place of beauty and
powerful tourist attractions including streams, hot springs, waterfalls,
cherry blossoms and red maple leaves, birds and butterflies, a cable car,
Yunxian Park, motorized rail pushcarts, and aborigine singing and
dancing.
Bitan
Bitan is one of the eight famous attractions in Taiwan which is near by
MRT Xindian station and a good place for people to relax and enjoy
their weekend.
The Xindian River branches off the Danshui River and winds its way
through the Bitan area. There are terraces, ponds, and sand bars on
both banks of the stream. This area is suitable for canoeing, fishing,
barbecuing, rowing, and exploring nature.