Relive childhood memories: 6 must-visit slides across Taiwan

Tourism Center / Comprehensive Report

Slides have always been one of the cherished memories of many people’s childhoods. Nowadays, with improved designs, slides come in a variety of unique forms. ETtoday EBC has compiled a list of 6 distinctive slides—be sure to find some time to take a ride soon.

▲ The two-story slide at Lian Cave Elementary School is not only a favorite among students but also gained popularity in Japan in recent years. (Photo provided by security guard Li Shuiquan of Lian Cave Elementary School)

1. New Taipei City
At Lian Cave Elementary School in Ruifang District, New Taipei City, there is a 9.6-meter-long, two-story slide that is not only a hit with students but also became a must-visit spot for Japanese tourists thanks to homestay recommendations and online buzz. This hidden gem inside the school building has gained fame all the way in Japan.

Address: No. 80, Lane 101, Dongding Rd., Lian Cave Li., Ruifang District, New Taipei City
Phone: 02-24961330
Opening Hours: Weekdays 6:00–7:00, 16:30–19:00; Holidays and school breaks 8:00–17:00

▲ The width and curvature of the slide at Red Dot Hotel were meticulously designed and then welded piece by piece. (Photo by reporter Xu Wenbin)

2. Taichung City
Located in Taichung City, Red Dot Hotel features a 27-meter-long metal slide right inside its lobby. This 360-degree spiral slide winds around the left side of the entrance hall, becoming a striking visual centerpiece that attracts many visitors.

Address: No. 206, Minzu Rd., Central District, Taichung City
Phone: 04-22299333
Opening Hours: 12:00–13:00 noon, 15:00–18:00 pm
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▲ The Baiguo Mountain Slide. (Photo fromChanghua County Government Tourism Information Network)

3. Changhua County
The Baiguo Mountain Slide consists of three slides totaling 70 meters in length, making it reputedly the longest curved slide in Taiwan. Built with stones, the slide features overlapping slopes and even a tunnel section, with the middle slope being the steepest and most thrilling.

Address: No. 12, Shuichu Alley, Shuichu Li., Yuanchang Township, Changhua County (across the street)
Phone: 04-8347171
Hours: Open all day

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