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One Day Senior Travel in Wanli & Jinshan

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Highlights：

Experience the beautiful natural scenery of the North Coast and take a trip filled with the joys of history, delicacy and hot spring.

Tips for Senior Traveler：

Times of Rocks in Yehliu - A Night-time Visit to the Queen's Head
Yehliu Geopark is open to night-time visits now, and this makes it truly unique. "Time of Rocks in Yehliu" uses colorful light and music to highlight the area's mushroom rocks. Visitors can expect enjoy an indelible experience at the park.

Fish-catching with sulfuric fire in Jinshan
"Sulfuric fire at fishery ports" is one of the eight most impressive views of Jinshan. When acetylene is lit and fire goes up, a huge "boom!" sound is heard. That is why locals call this "boom fire." The scene in which the captain lights up sulfuric fire, a school of scaled sardines jump out from the sea, and fishermen catch the fish with "scissor-hand" nets is awe-inspiring.

Jinshan Sweet Potato Festival
Jinshan's "red sweet potatoes" have a long history and are well-known far and wide. The traditional ancient kilns boring potatoes with their hot, sweet aroma entice the taste buds and make the palate tingle. The local soil of Jinshan is a loose sandy loam rich in organic matter, which is not only fertile, but also well ventilated and drained. In addition to the popular red sweet potatoes, yellow sweet potatoes are also becoming available

Jinshan-Wanli Hot Spring Festival
Jinshan-Wanli hot springs are on the Datun Mountain geothermal belt. The natural spring water and geothermal sights attract many visitors who come to soak in the hot springs in winter. The springs of Jinshan and Wanli are of different characteristics but with the same skin moistening, blood-circulation enhancing, and skin whitening effects. Enjoying a soak in a hot spring bath while taking in the sea views is a uniquely enjoyable experience. Soaking in a steaming hot spring bath in the cold winter wind is one of life's real pleasures.

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#Senior Travel#Geological Wonders#Old Streets#Hot Spring Baths

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Yehliu Geopark
Yehliu Geopark

Yehliu is a cape of about 1,700 meters long formed by Datun Mountain reaching into the sea. When overlooked from above, the place is like a giant turt...

Accessible Toilets：2

Accessible Parking：7

Wheelchair Rentals：3
aria-hidden=Distance：504.9M
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Queen's Head
Queen's Head

Queen's Head is a landmark mushroom rock formation at Yehliu Geopark. Between 1962 and 1963, the top concretion split to give the stone its current gr...

Accessible Toilets：2

Accessible Parking：7

Wheelchair Rentals：3
aria-hidden=Distance：434.7M
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Yehliu Ocean World
Yehliu Ocean World

The Yehliu Ocean World is the first ocean world in Taiwan; you can see different marine animal or oceanic species and many different shows such as dol...

Accessible Toilets：1

Accessible Parking：1

Wheelchair Rentals：2
aria-hidden=Distance：5.6372Km
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Jinshan Old Street (Jinbaoli Old Street)
Jinshan Old Street (Jinbaoli Old Street)

Jinshan Old Street (also known as Jinbaoli Old Street) was a bustling commercial street in the Qing period. Dating back over 300 years, it is the olde...

Accessible Toilets：1

Accessible Parking：3
aria-hidden=Distance：999.4M
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Jinshan Hot Springs
Jinshan Hot Springs

Jinshan hot springs, located in Jinshan and Wanli Districts of New Taipei City, produce carbonic acid water at temperatures of 45 to 86 degrees Celsiu...

Accessible Toilets：2

Accessible Parking：Shuiwei Public Parking Lot: 2, Jinshan Public Parking Lot: 3

Travel Information

Public:

  1. Take THSR (or TRA) to Taipei Station, transfer Taipei MRT to Tamsui Station and transfer Crown Northern Coast Shuttle Bus 716 (Some buses are low-floor) to Yehliu Geopark (Yehliu Ocean World) stop.
  2. Take THSR (or TRA) to Taipei Station, transfer Taipei MRT to Daan Park Station and transfer Keelung Bus 953 (Some buses are low-floor) from Xinyi Market stop to Yehliu Geopark stop.
  3. Take THSR (or TRA) to Taipei Station, transfer Taipei MRT to Gongguan Station and transfer Keelung Bus 1068 (All buses are low-floor) from National Taiwan University stop to Yehliu Geopark stop.
  4. Take THSR (or TRA) to Taipei Station and transfer Kuo-Kuang Bus 1815 (Some buses are low-floor) to Yehliu stop.
  5. Take THSR (or TRA) to Taipei Station, transfer Taipei MRT to Tamsui Station and transfer Tamsui / Keelung Bus 862 (All Buses are low-floor) to Yehliu stop.
  6. Take TRA to Keelung Station and transfer Keelung Bus 790 (All Buses are low-floor) to Yehliu stop.
Last update time: 2023-02-16
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