Situated in Beimen Township across from the Southwest Coast National Scenic Area Administration, the weathered Qian-Lai-Ye used to be an employee canteen of TAIYEN. This traditional structure with slant rooftop was converted into an emerging landmark in Beimen, using techniques of spatial arts. The outer walls are decorated with tile fragments, shells and oyster shells to bring out the ocean theme. A lot of people come all the way from Hong Kong to take pictures of Qian-Lai-Ye because it is a famous locale for the popular drama “The Prince Who Turns into a Frog”. * Qian-Lai-Ye means “money rushing in”
Travel Information
（Traffic information is subject to change. Please check with the
transportation station before departure.）
Transportation：1.Nat'l Hwy 1 → Exit at the Sinying Interchange → Prov. Hwy 19 → County Hwy 171(to Xuejia) → Beimen.
2.Nat'l Hwy 1 → Exit at the Matou Interchange → County Hwy 171(to Xuejia) → Beimen.
Public：1. Take HSR to Chiayi station, transfer to Taiwan Tourist Shuttle Southwest Coast Route 7702, get off at Beimen Visitor Center station.
2. Take HSR to Chiayi station, transfer to Alishan bus 168, get off at Beimen Visitor Center station.
Accessible Transportation
Public︰
1.Take HSR to Chiayi station, transfer to Taiwan Tourist Shuttle Southwest Coast Route 7702 (one low floor accessible bus per day), get off at Beimen Visitor Center station. Please see bus schedule on Taiwan Tourist Shuttle Web.
2.Take HSR to Chiayi station, transfer to Alishan bus 168 (Low), get off at Beimen Visitor Center station.