Here, you can see the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, which resembles a pyramid but features a traditional Chinese roof, situated directly behind the square. On both sides, you'll find Chinese palace-style buildings housing the National Theater and National Concert Hall

Immerse yourself in Longshan Temple's ancient architecture, intricate carvings, and spiritual ambiance. Explore Taiwan's rich religious traditions and savor local delicacies at nearby markets. Whether seeking inspiration or cultural immersion, Longshan Temple offers a unique experience that delves into Taiwan's history and values."

Visit the hometown of Taiwan's sky lanterns. Sky lanterns have been a traditional way of making wishes in East Asia for centuries. People write blessings and wishes on the lanterns and release them into the sky, hoping for a year of smooth and safe journeys. Here, you can purchase your own sky lantern from local shops. They will assist you in lighting and releasing the lantern, and even capture the moment with photos to create lasting memories.

Jiufen, which was rich in gold mines in the early days, has the good name of “Golden Mountain City”. The settlements were prosperous due to the influx of gold miners, but then became quiet after the decline of gold mining. In the 1980s, the movie “A City of Sadness” came to Juifen for shooting. The beauty of the mountains and seas, the retro buildings and unique landscape of sloping fields in Juifen hit the big screen, which makes it one of the fascinating mountain cities to domestic and foreign tourists.

Yehliu is a famous attraction located in northern Taiwan, renowned for its unique geological landscape. This coastal area is celebrated for its distinctive wind-eroded formations, including various peculiar rocks and cliffs. The most famous landmark is the "Queen's Head," a rock formation resembling the head of a woman. Yehliu offers visitors a fascinating glimpse into the wonders of nature and is a popular destination for both locals and tourists.