By MOOK Scenic Spots Family, compiled and reported
Located in the northernmost part, Keelung, known as the "Rainy Capital," often gives people the impression of constant drizzle and numerous large ships docked at the port. From a small fishing village to a commercial hub, Keelung not only retains a strong fishing village charm but also blends the unique sights of a commercial and military port, almost making you feel as if you’re overseas.
Large cruise ships can often be seen docking at Keelung Port. (Photo / shengkai_travel)
Major cruise ships entering and leaving northern Taiwan all use Keelung Port, so it’s common to see large cruise liners berthed here. In the distance, you can also spot many container ships docking, handling cargo distribution.
The "Keelung" sign on the mountain is a symbolic landmark of the city. (Photo / shengkai_travel)
Landmark Park is the most iconic attraction in Keelung. The prominent "KEELUNG" sign gives off a Hollywood-like vibe, and when lit up at night, it sparkles charmingly, becoming a symbolic beacon of the city.
Nighttime traffic in downtown Keelung. (Photo / shengkai_travel)
From the observation deck at the landmark, you can also overlook the entire urban area of Keelung. The scenery is quite beautiful both day and night, and at night, you can admire a starry-like harbor night view.
The brightly lit fishing harbor at night is breathtakingly beautiful. (Photo / ryanyang_)
Keelung isn’t just about Miaokou Night Market. Next time you visit Keelung and finish exploring the night market, don’t forget to take a stroll near the harbor. Find a beautiful angle, and take a moment to appreciate this charming and distinctive harbor night view.
The illuminated night view is ultra-romantic — the riverfront park is fun both day and night after renovation
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