Taoyuan Jingfu Temple is a temple located in Taoyuan City, Taoyuan County, Taiwan, primarily enshrining Koxinga (Kai Zhang Sheng Wang), with accompanying deities including the God of Wealth (Xuan Tan Zhen Jun), Guanyin Bodhisattva, the Heavenly Holy Mother, the Queen Mother of the West, and the Goddess of Fertility. It serves as an important spiritual hub for the local community in Taoyuan and is designated as a third-grade historic site in Taiwan. Locally, it is commonly referred to as the Big Temple or Taoyuan Big Temple.
Daguan Holiday Farm is located next to the Sacred Tree Area of Lalashan in Fuxing Township, Taoyuan County, Taiwan. With well-equipped facilities and beautiful scenery, it is one of the most renowned tourist farms in Taoyuan County. Most of the rooms in the farm are built from cypress logs. Though the interiors may not be luxurious, they are very clean, fresh, and cozy, offering guests a warm and comfortable experience. Daguan Holiday Farm…
Daxi Flower Sea Farm is located in Daxi Township, Taoyuan County, Taiwan, covering a total area of approximately 15 hectares. It is the largest flower farm in northern Taiwan. The entire mountainside is covered with floral fields, creating a romantic atmosphere reminiscent of Provence in France. It has been the preferred filming location for many Taiwanese idol dramas and wedding photo shoots for newlyweds, and is also one of the most…
Futian Garden Farm is located in Daxi Township, Taoyuan County, Taiwan, and is an herb garden farm with a style similar to that of Hokkaido, Japan. The farm owner personally visited Japan for on-site research and modeled the romantic wonderland after the flower fields of Furano Town in Hokkaido.
Vitality Health Farm is located in Puting Village, Xinyi Township, Taoyuan County, Taiwan, covering an area of approximately 11 hectares. It is a rural natural ecological scenic area full of local charm. With landscapes characterized by fields, hedges, rice waves, irrigation ponds, old houses, and traditional three-section courtyard homes, it offers something for everyone—whether you’re an innocent child, a vibrant young adult, or a senior looking to relive cherished memories…
Qinglin Farm is located in Dakou Village, Guanyin Township, Taoyuan County, Taiwan. It is a leisure and sightseeing farm with a distinct tropical vibe and is one of the few farms open to the public free of charge. The farm features meticulously designed attractions such as expansive wild ginger flower fields, calla lily fields, sunflower fields, herbal tea gardens, and open-air seating areas—each reflecting the owner’s creative vision to create something truly unique…
Daxi is not just about Cihu, the Old Street, and dried tofu. With its profound cultural history, rich natural landscapes, and exquisite agricultural and aquatic specialties, the ancient town of Daxi is waiting for you to explore in depth. Located at the starting point of the Northern Cross-Island Highway and near Shimen Reservoir, Daxi became a transportation hub. In recent years, the development of tourism and the revitalization of Daxi Old Street have brought the charm of its bygone days back to life...
Zhongli City is located in the central part of Taoyuan County in Taiwan, approximately 38 kilometers southwest of Taipei City. The city borders Bade City to the east, extends north to Dayuan Township, connects to the northeast with Taoyuan City, adjoins Pingzhen City and is linked to Longtan Township to the south, neighbors Xinzhuang Township to the west, borders Yangmei Town to the southwest, and lies adjacent to Guanyin Township to the northwest, making it highly accessible. The city stretches 10.64 kilometers from east to west...
Big Black Pine & Little Couple is a well-known food manufacturer in Taiwan, established in 1956. It is said that in 1956, Qiu Pengyuhe, the founder of nougat, opened a Big Black Pine nougat store on Bo’ai Road in Taipei. In 1983, Qiu Yirong and his wife Zeng Cuina founded Qiushi Ding Food Co., Ltd. and launched the Little Couple wedding cake that same year...
Lala Mountain is located at the border between the eastern part of Fuxing Township in Taoyuan County and Wulai District in New Taipei City. The mountain is covered with dense, towering trees, and being amidst them inspires a sense of openness and optimism. As a result, in August of the 64th year of the Republic of China (1975), the Taiwan Provincial Government renamed it Daguanshan, meaning "Mountain of Broad Vision." In August of the 75th year of the Republic of China (1986), the Forestry Bureau established the Daguanshan Nature Reserve,…
Daxi Zhaiming Temple is located beside Provincial Highway 3 between Daxi and Longtan. Established during the Daoguang era of the Qing Dynasty, it is the oldest Zen temple in Daxi Town and has been designated as a third-grade historical site. The temple complex spans approximately 2–3 hectares, facing the streets of Daxi across the Dahan River. Nestled in an elegant environment surrounded by bamboo groves and lush woods, it offers scenic views from both near and far. The temple preserves Taiwan’s…
Guanyin Village in Guanyin Township is located at the midpoint of Taoyuan’s coastline. Along with the neighboring Xinwu Township, it is a long-established settlement, home to scenic spots such as the Stone Guanyin at Ganquan Temple and the Baishajiao Lighthouse. Though situated in a remote coastal corner, it enjoys considerable fame. Originally named Guanyin Temple, Ganquan Temple witnessed the sudden emergence of a spring beside it during the Guangxu era. The spring water was sweet and cool, and it was said to cure all ailments. Locals...
Located in Dayuan Township, Taoyuan County, it is just a 40-minute drive from downtown Taipei. The airport covers an area of approximately 1,223 hectares and serves as Taiwan’s most important air transportation hub for imports and exports. Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport has two terminal buildings. The inauguration of these two terminals has made the flow and access at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport (formerly Chiang Kai-shek International Airport)...
Visiting here, you can not only enjoy the fragrance of rice stalks but also cycle along well-developed bike paths to explore historic sites such as “Hei Bai Xi” and sample a variety of local snacks. Longtan is a renowned Hakka settlement in Taoyuan, and it is home to a century-old street known as “Longtan’s First Street” — Sankeng Old Street, which also...
This is the place with the most oxygen in Taiwan. In late autumn, when green leaves turn yellow and red, it’s especially poetic. Lala Mountain was the original name of Daguanshan. Strolling along the phytoncide trails, you can also find Taiwan hemlock, beech, mountain cherry blossom, Taiwan azalea, green maple, sweet gum, Taiwan holly, and occasionally spot Formosan macaques and Mikado pheasants. Within the protected area…
The various items and photos on display here take you back to Taiwan’s Kuoying Village culture. Built in the 1980s (Republic of China 70s), it once served as the office and meeting place for the former Luguang Third Village self-governing association. In addition to presenting Kuoying Village historical materials through documentaries and audio recordings, allowing visitors to experience the real life of the villages, the museum also features a stackable stock market exhibit…
Here, feel the vibrant vitality of flowers as they grow toward the sun. At Xiangyang Farm, you can not only admire sunflowers but also enjoy enriching and fun activities such as guided tours on the growth process of sunflowers, DIY crafts, and flower-picking experiences. The farm also offers exquisite cuisine, including specially developed sunflower-themed dishes, such as refreshing sunflower tea and...
Siling Hot Springs is located in Siling Village at the border of Taoyuan County and Yilan County. The spring source lies hidden within the Sangguang River Valley beneath the Northern Cross-Island Highway, making it a wild hot spring that retains its pristine charm. Nestled in a deep and narrow river valley with sheer cliffs rising about a hundred meters on both sides, the rugged terrain offers a dramatic scene—on the opposite cliff, two hot spring waterfalls cascade down, while steam rises densely from the valley floor, creating an almost untamed wilderness atmosphere. To enjoy a soak, visitors must cross a precarious log bridge or wade through icy waters that reach chest-deep, which is part of what makes Siling Hot Springs so uniquely "wild."
Xiaoliuqiu is an island located off the southwestern coast of Pingtung County in Taiwan. It is the only coral reef island among the fourteen islets surrounding Taiwan, with a total area of 6.802 square kilometers. It takes just thirty minutes to circle the entire island. Currently, the island is actively developing as a tourist destination, attracting many visitors from around the world every year...
Dagu Lake is a high-altitude lake located in the southern section of Taiwan’s Central Mountain Range, at an elevation of 2,200 meters. It sits at the border of Maolin District in Kaohsiung City, Pingtung County, and Taitung County, and is the source of the Shanhuannunu River and the Zhuokou River. The lake consists of three parts: West Pond, East Pond, and Dagu Lake itself. Among them, Dagu Lake has a surface area of about 120 square meters, and during the wet season the water...