Urban Mountain and Sea Adventure TourPost date：2025-11-17
577
- Travel days
- 4-Days Tour
- Themed Itineraries
- Classic
Introduction
Day 1: Yangmingshan National Park → Dream Lake Lengshuikeng (Cold Water Pit) → Qingtiangang Grassland → Xinbeitou Station → Beitou Hot Springs
Day 2: Dahu Park → Dagouxi Waterfront Park → Yuanjue Falls → Bishanyan Kaizhang Shengwang Temple (Sunset & Night View) → Lane 737 Food Street → Miramar Ferris Wheel
Day 3: Xiangshan Hiking Trail → 44 South Military Village → Xinyi Shopping District → Taipei 101 Observatory → Linjiang Street Night Market
Day 4: Taipei Collectible Botanical Garden → Lin An Tai Historical House and Museum → Taipei Cycling Tour – Keelung River / Dajia Riverside Park → Yuanshan Secret Tunnel → Shilin Night Market
▲Yangmingshan National Park
Yangmingshan is the closest national park to the Taipei metropolitan area, famous for its scenic beauty that changes with the seasons. In spring, cherry blossoms and azaleas bloom, and the Calla Lily Festival in March draws countless visitors to admire the flowers. Summer brings cool and pleasant weather, while autumn showcases hills covered in silvergrass and maple leaves. The park features diverse landscapes—from the volcanic terrain of Xiaoyoukeng to the vast grasslands of Qingtiangang—it is ideal for hiking and trekking. Yangmingshan is also rich in hot springs, making it a perfect spot for a relaxing soak during winter. No matter when you visit, Yangmingshan offers a unique kind of beauty that is waiting to be discovered.
▲Bishanyan Kaizhang Shengwang Temple
Bishanyan, located on Bishan in Neihu, is a major religious center dedicated to Kaizhang Shengwang. Known for its strong spiritual presence and grand architecture, what truly captivates visitors is the breathtaking panoramic view from its elevated location. Standing on the temple’s front platform, you can gaze out over the winding Tamsui River, lush-terraced fields, and the scenic beauty of the Taipei Basin. As night falls, the dazzling lights of Taipei 101, the Grand Hotel, and Songshan Airport create a stunning nightscape. It’s a hidden gem for enjoying Taipei’s nighttime views.
▲Xiangshan Trail
Xiangshan, named for its elephant head-shaped mountain, is one of the most popular nature trails in Taipei City. Stretching 1,450 meters, it’s not only a great spot for suburban hiking but also serves as a natural ecological classroom. Once you reach the summit, you’ll be treated to a stunning 360-degree panoramic view, capturing the bustling Xinyi District, Taipei 101, and the entire Taipei Basin. The scenery is especially captivating at dusk or nighttime. Unique geological features like the giant boulders and the narrow “Skyline Crack” add fun and excitement to the journey, making Xiangshan a top destination for both tourists and locals to enjoy Taipei’s natural beauty.
▲Shilin Night Market
Shilin Night Market is the largest night market in Taipei and a must-visit spot for international tourists. Its biggest highlight is the wide variety of food and shopping options—it’s basically a showcase of Taiwan’s street food culture! Must-try items include the famous oversized fried chicken cutlet, the aromatic Shilin sausage, and juicy Shanghai-style pan-fried buns. Other local favorites like “big pancake wraps small pancake,” stir-fried squid, and “frog lays eggs” (a popular drink with basil seeds) are also worth tasting. Beyond being a food paradise, the market is packed with fun and quirky stalls, making it the perfect place to experience Taipei’s lively nightlife.
Day 2: Dahu Park → Dagouxi Waterfront Park → Yuanjue Falls → Bishanyan Kaizhang Shengwang Temple (Sunset & Night View) → Lane 737 Food Street → Miramar Ferris Wheel
Day 3: Xiangshan Hiking Trail → 44 South Military Village → Xinyi Shopping District → Taipei 101 Observatory → Linjiang Street Night Market
Day 4: Taipei Collectible Botanical Garden → Lin An Tai Historical House and Museum → Taipei Cycling Tour – Keelung River / Dajia Riverside Park → Yuanshan Secret Tunnel → Shilin Night Market
▲Yangmingshan National Park
Yangmingshan is the closest national park to the Taipei metropolitan area, famous for its scenic beauty that changes with the seasons. In spring, cherry blossoms and azaleas bloom, and the Calla Lily Festival in March draws countless visitors to admire the flowers. Summer brings cool and pleasant weather, while autumn showcases hills covered in silvergrass and maple leaves. The park features diverse landscapes—from the volcanic terrain of Xiaoyoukeng to the vast grasslands of Qingtiangang—it is ideal for hiking and trekking. Yangmingshan is also rich in hot springs, making it a perfect spot for a relaxing soak during winter. No matter when you visit, Yangmingshan offers a unique kind of beauty that is waiting to be discovered.
▲Bishanyan Kaizhang Shengwang Temple
Bishanyan, located on Bishan in Neihu, is a major religious center dedicated to Kaizhang Shengwang. Known for its strong spiritual presence and grand architecture, what truly captivates visitors is the breathtaking panoramic view from its elevated location. Standing on the temple’s front platform, you can gaze out over the winding Tamsui River, lush-terraced fields, and the scenic beauty of the Taipei Basin. As night falls, the dazzling lights of Taipei 101, the Grand Hotel, and Songshan Airport create a stunning nightscape. It’s a hidden gem for enjoying Taipei’s nighttime views.
▲Xiangshan Trail
Xiangshan, named for its elephant head-shaped mountain, is one of the most popular nature trails in Taipei City. Stretching 1,450 meters, it’s not only a great spot for suburban hiking but also serves as a natural ecological classroom. Once you reach the summit, you’ll be treated to a stunning 360-degree panoramic view, capturing the bustling Xinyi District, Taipei 101, and the entire Taipei Basin. The scenery is especially captivating at dusk or nighttime. Unique geological features like the giant boulders and the narrow “Skyline Crack” add fun and excitement to the journey, making Xiangshan a top destination for both tourists and locals to enjoy Taipei’s natural beauty.
▲Shilin Night Market
Shilin Night Market is the largest night market in Taipei and a must-visit spot for international tourists. Its biggest highlight is the wide variety of food and shopping options—it’s basically a showcase of Taiwan’s street food culture! Must-try items include the famous oversized fried chicken cutlet, the aromatic Shilin sausage, and juicy Shanghai-style pan-fried buns. Other local favorites like “big pancake wraps small pancake,” stir-fried squid, and “frog lays eggs” (a popular drink with basil seeds) are also worth tasting. Beyond being a food paradise, the market is packed with fun and quirky stalls, making it the perfect place to experience Taipei’s lively nightlife.
