Experience paragliding in Taipei – soar through the skies!
By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
Want to experience the thrill of flying and enjoy stunning mountain and sea views? You don’t have to travel far abroad – it’s all possible at the Wanli Paragliding Base in Wanli District, New Taipei City. Located at an altitude of about 185 meters, the base is suitable for beginners learning to paraglide. Guided by professional instructors, you can take to the skies and take in the breathtaking mountain and sea scenery of the northern coast.
Enjoy the thrill of flying with a professional instructor. (Photo credit / Wild Horse Paragliding Club)
The Wanli Paragliding Base is ideal for beginners learning to paraglide. (Photo credit / Wild Horse Paragliding Club)
Take in the beautiful mountain and sea views of the northern coast. (Photo credit / Wild Horse Paragliding Club)
The Wanli Paragliding Base is one of Taiwan’s well-known paragliding training sites. Its unique terrain attracts many paragliding enthusiasts to take on the challenge. Visitors who wish to try it out can be guided by certified professional instructors to experience the joy of flying and capture this rare moment on camera.
Its unique terrain attracts many paragliding enthusiasts to take on the challenge. (Photo credit / Wild Horse Paragliding Club)
There are also plenty of other tourist attractions around Wanli. Pictured is the Queen's Head rock formation at Yehliu Geopark. (Photo credit / Tourism Bureau, Ministry of Transportation and Communications)
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