Magang Fishing Village – The Legend of Stone Houses Discover the ancient wisdom preserved in the easternmost village of Magang. Here, generations have built and defended their iconic stone houses, designed to coexist with the sea. These homes, surrounded by thick stone walls, were constructed from heavy rocks carried up one by one from the ocean, showcasing the resilience and ingenuity of the villagers.

Mudán Old Street – Taiwan’s Most Curved Railway Track Step into Mudán Old Street, a nostalgic spot with a quiet yet charming atmosphere. Once a familiar old place, it now offers a fresh experience, especially for railway fans who can’t miss the sight of Taiwan’s most curved train track.

Sandiaoling – A Hidden Gem Train Station Accessible only by train, Sandiaoling is a secluded station often described as a secret paradise. Small and timeless, it carries the nostalgic charm of the 1970s, as if stepping back in time. Arriving here feels like entering another world, filled with the anticipation of what scenic wonders await.

Houtong Cat Village was once famous for its thriving coal-mining industry, but is now known for its large population of cats—said to outnumber the town’s current residents by 200 times. Located along the lush banks of the Keelung River, the area is also home to the remains of the Houtong Shrine, scenic viewpoints, and several small museums. The Houtong Mine Leisure Park offers mine-cart rides, while nearby cafés and souvenir shops feature a wide variety of cat-themed products.