Keelung Things to Do

The Ping Hsi Branch Line serves an area of Taiwan in decline - a former coal-mining district to the southeast of Taipei. Starting from Jui Fang, the line climbs through depressed villages consisting of tar paper-roofed houses,... more

Located in the lower level of Taipei 101, the tallest building in the world, Mint will be ready for occupation in Spring 2005. It currently houses a mall and club which are already operational. Mint, whose name refers to its mo... more

Undoubtedly one of the most popular spots with Taipei's wealthy young and trendy crowd, Juliana is one of the few places in Taipei where you have to line-up to get in, even on a weeknight. When the DJ gets going, the dance floo... more

Weather you agree with the park rangers that Yehliu's strange rock formations resemble a nymph's sandal, a wading elephant, tofu cubes or a queen's profile, chances are you will find the landscape here spectacular. Tourists pou... more

Being on the edge of the hills, Nan Gang First Park offers pleasant views in almost every direction. Crisscrossed with walking paths and dotted with the distinctive pavilions found throughout the Chinese world, it is a place to... more

If you stand in the crowded alley of Ching Mei night market, the noisy marketplace delivers a strong contrast to this silent temple. Chy Ing Temple was built in 1867 by immigrants from Fukien in mainland China to worship their... more

Need a potted plant or two to spruce up your new apartment? The Chien Kuo Flower Market underneath the Chien Kuo Bridge is the best place to go for selection and price. Each weekend dozens of vendors show off their green thumbs... more

Within this lush green park, lies a large lake with a Chinese-style bridge over it. The Dahu Park is a favorite destination among the locals. They come here for daily exercising or hiking trips up the Egret mountain close by. T... more

Nestled in the huge mountains, is the largest Taoist temple, built in the memory of Chen Yuanguang. Located to the north of the Neihu district, the picturesque location of the temple offers amazing views of the city. Accommodat... more

The Taipei City Zoo was previously located within the city, across the street from the Fine Arts Museum. Fortunately, the City Government decided to move the zoo out to a mountainous area in Mu Zha where the animals have fresh... more