
▲ Sanying Dragon Kiln Bridge. (Photo credit: Netizen jason_yu0526. No unauthorized reproduction to avoid copyright infringement.)
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Kaohsiung’s Qianzhen Heart Bikeway has become a rising attraction thanks to its innovative design and picturesque surroundings. But over in New Taipei’s Yingge District, there’s also a uniquely designed cycling path featuring a bridge that resembles a dragon and beautiful light effects that shift with the sunlight—offering distinct daytime and nighttime atmospheres that can easily rival the Qianzhen Heart hub.

▲ The structure becomes even more imposing when lit up at night. (Photo credit: Netizen chihchi.feng. No unauthorized reproduction to avoid copyright infringement.)
The Sanying Dragon Kiln Bridge is one of five pedestrian and cycling scenic bridges under the “Taipei Riverside Multi-Ring and Multi-Line Recreational Bridge Project,” spanning the Yingge Creek and connecting New Taipei City with Taoyuan City. With a total length of 85 meters, the bridge features highly artistic carvings. When illuminated at night, its dynamic lighting effects create a magical ambiance, while wooden carvings inside the tunnel document 200 years of Yingge’s history—transporting passersby through time on what feels like an artistic and cultural journey.

▲ The tunnel showcases inscriptions of Yingge’s history. (Photo credit: Netizen kovis. No unauthorized reproduction to avoid copyright infringement.)
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