Yehliu Geopark, Taipei

Yangmingshan National Park

One of the 9 national parks in Taiwan, the Yangmingshan National Park is known for its cherry blossoms in spring, fumaroles at Xiaoyoukeng, hot sulfur springs with public baths, hiking trails, Lin Yutang's House, Qingtiangang picnic spot, Garden 91, Yangming Villa, and the country's tallest dormant volcano, Seven Star Mountain (1,120 m)

Moon Bridge in Dahu Park

The iconic Moon Bridge which spans the 13 acre lake at Dahu Park forms a perfect circle with its reflection in the placid waters at night

Bai Shih Lake Bridge

The Bai Shih Lake Bridge aka Baishihu Suspension Bridge spans the Zhongyong and Daluntoi mountain ranges, connecting the Dragon Boat Rock in the east to the Yuanjue Waterfall in the west

Shung Ye Museum of Formosan Aborigines

The Shung Ye Museum of Formosan Aborigines is dedicated to the culture and history of the Taiwanese aborigines

Beitou Museum

Also known as the Taiwan Folk Arts Museum, the Beitou Museum showcases Taiwanese folk art, Aboriginal art, and historical clothing and textiles in a building from 1921 that was originally the Kazan Hotel that was used by World War II kamikaze pilots

National Palace Museum Taipei

The National Palace Museum in Taiwan is home to the world's largest and finest collection of Chinese art, with over 700,000 items of painting, calligraphy, statuary, bronzes, lacquerware, ceramics, jade and religious objects spanning 8000 years in history

Tienmu Baseball Stadium

Beitou Hot Springs

30 minutes away from central Taipei, Beitou is a picturesque health resort with various hot water springs and spas fed by water from the Thermal Valley

Ketagelan Cultural Museum

The Ketagelan Cultural Museum explores the cultural heritage of Taipei

Jiufen

Set in the mountainous Ruifang District of Taipei, Jiufen was a hub for explorers during the gold rush in the Japanese era around the turn of the 19th century