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Easily Reach the Hidden Suspension Bridge Paradise for a Relaxing Day Trip

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Last updated 2026-11-08 — No need to travel far—just hop on the MRT or bus. This hidden suspension bridge paradise nestled on the mountainside of the city is the perfect spot to unwind. Come for a healing day trip this weekend.

By / Scenic Spots Magazine
 
No need to travel far—just hop on the MRT or bus. This hidden suspension bridge paradise nestled on the mountainside of the city is the perfect spot to unwind. Come for a healing day trip this weekend.

A hidden gem in the hills of Neihu: Baishi Suspension Bridge. (Photo / qiuung)

Located in the Baishi Lake Leisure Agriculture Area on the mountainside of Neihu, the entrance to Baishi Suspension Bridge is next to the parking lot of Bishan Rock Temple dedicated to King Cheng Huang. The bridge spans 116 meters across the Zhongyong Mountain and Datou Mountain ranges.

The romantic Twin Hearts Pool nearby is a popular photo spot. (Photo / Taipei City - )

Designed with the concept of the dragon-shaped mountain range around Baishi Lake and inspired by the image of a dragon’s skeleton, this unique suspension bridge features no visible cables, breaking away from the usual towering bridge towers. It blends seamlessly into the surrounding pastoral scenery.

The nearby King Cheng Huang Temple offers stunning views. (Photo / Taipei City - )

Situated on a hilltop with no obstructions, the platform at King Cheng Huang Temple provides a panoramic view of Taipei City. With its bustling incense offerings, it's a favorite resting spot for hikers.

The scenic platform offers breathtaking views of Taipei, even more enchanting after dark. (Photo / murphybj4)

At night, the city lights twinkle, and you can easily spot Songshan Airport and Taipei 101. It’s a highly popular romantic date spot in the Greater Taipei area.

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