Binjiang Fresh Produce Market: Known as “Taipei’s Central Kitchen,” this vibrant wholesale market brings together fresh seafood, fruits, and vegetables from across Taiwan and overseas. Experience the lively morning trading scene and gain an authentic glimpse into local food culture.
Yehliu Geopark: A world-renowned geological wonder shaped by wind and sea erosion over thousands of years. Its unique mushroom rocks and surreal formations make it one of Taiwan’s most iconic landscapes, highlighted by the famous Queen’s Head.
Tamsui Fisherman’s Wharf: Once a traditional fishing port, now transformed into a scenic waterfront promenade. Stroll along the harbor, admire ocean views, and visit the elegant Lover’s Bridge, especially beautiful at sunset.
Tamsui Old Street: A historic trading port rich in cultural influences. Wander through lively lanes filled with traditional snacks and local specialties such as fish ball soup, iron eggs, and A-gei (deep-fried stuffed tofu), while enjoying riverside scenery.