Both day and night scenes are beautiful here. This Taiwanese version of Venice’s waterfront fishing harbor is incredibly photogenic.

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
 
With scenery as stunning as Venice, Keelung’s Zhongbin Fishing Port has become even more photogenic recently. Its revitalized look has made it one of the hottest new check-in spots and added yet another must-visit attraction to Keelung.

The Urban Development Bureau of Keelung City Government recently repainted the nostalgic wharf area, transforming the buildings along the shore into a vibrant and colorful little fishing village.

With blue skies, white clouds, emerald waters, and brightly colored buildings — plus the reflections of these hues on the water — the scene exudes a romantic foreign charm. Strolling along the shore feels like walking along a European canal. Such beautiful surroundings make enjoying coffee by the docks while taking in the lovely views of Zhongbin Fishing Port an utterly romantic experience.

The evening scenery at Zhongbin Fishing Port also has its own unique charm, offering a different vibe from the daytime. The orange hues of the sunset reflect on the water, and the streetlights in front of the colorful buildings glow, showcasing a different kind of allure for this nostalgic wharf.

The historic Zhongbin Fishing Port was once a bustling commercial fishing harbor during the Japanese colonial period and was once Taiwan’s largest port. After its decline, the Keelung City Government transformed it into a leisure-focused, nostalgic tourist spot. Through multiple rounds of renovations and revitalization by the city government, Zhongbin Fishing Port has enriched and brightened Keelung’s urban landscape, reviving its former vibrancy.
 

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Colorful building views at Zhongbin Fishing Port
Location: No. 88, Zhongbin Rd., Zhongzheng District, Keelung City
 

Known as “Taipei’s Cheonggyecheon” and “The Goddess Waterfront of Zhonggang Drainage Channel”

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