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![[Illustrative] Zhengbin Fishing Harbor Colorful Houses](/api/images/entities/keelung-tw-5fee26896705/hero.webp)
Illustrative A row of brightly painted fishing-village cottages along Zhengbin Road has become Keelung's most photographed check-in spot. From the viewing platform visitors frame the rainbow facades against harbor and sea, then sample seafood, rent a kayak, or cast a line. With parking tucked behind the seafood street, the wharf is a natural launch or finale for a one-day Keelung itinerary.
![[Illustrative] Tucheng Pet Park](/api/images/entities/new-taipei-tw-cdd438cca503/hero.webp)
Illustrative Tucheng Pet Park is located in Tucheng District, New Taipei City, adjacent to the Tucheng Comprehensive Sports Complex. This dedicated pet-friendly park features a variety of obstacle and exercise equipment including wave boards, jump hurdles, and climbing bridges, allowing dogs of all sizes to run freely and stay active. The park is fully fenced to prevent pets from wandering off and also includes a children's roller-skating rink, making it suitable for the whole family. During its opening, the Animal Protection Office provided free vaccinations, pet adoption consultations, and therapy dog training demonstrations to enhance interaction between owners and their pets. With its spacious and secure environment, the park is a favorite leisure destination for Tucheng residents and their furry companions.
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![[Illustrative] Alishan](/api/images/entities/chiayi-tw-4205722c366b/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Alishan
Alishan in Chiayi County is a mountain destination that pairs dramatic natural landscapes with Indigenous Tsou culture, celebrated worldwide for its Five Wonders: sunrise, sea of clouds, forest railway, ancient cypress forests, and sunset glow. Each season has its own pull - cherry blossoms in spring, cool relief in summer, maple reds in autumn, and the sweeping winter cloud sea. The park offers family-friendly walking routes such as the Shui-Shan healing trail and the Te-Fu-Ye ancient path, plus high-altitude lodging and Indigenous village experiences, so visitors can breathe in the phytoncide-laced mountain air while connecting with Tsou culture.
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![[Illustrative] Heping Island Park](/api/images/entities/keelung-tw-7e9bbf7d6f06/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Heping Island Park
Hoping Island Park in Keelung's Zhongzheng District blends sea-eroded coastal geology with a natural seawater swimming pool, designed as a family- and pet-friendly space. The grounds include a large seawater wading pool, a sandy beach, and several hillside trails that thread past distinctive formations like tofu rock and mushroom rock. There is also a café on site and a pet-friendly pool, making it ideal for trips with kids or dogs. The park offers eco-guided tours, kayaking, and open-air dining, and it is a popular summer cooldown spot.
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![[Illustrative] Heping Island Geopark](/api/images/entities/keelung-tw-f3aab4f8eb34/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Heping Island Geopark
Hoping Island Geological Park sits on a small coastal island in Keelung's Zhongzheng District, packed with sea-eroded rock formations and rich geological education resources. Admission is free. The grounds have a seawater pool, sand pit, and slides for kids to splash in, plus more than ten signature rock shapes to spot — pig-head rock, sphinx rock, and others. Visitors can wander the shore on their own or join guided tours and themed talks to learn how coastal erosion and weathering shape the land. A great day-trip destination for families, students, and nature lovers.
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![[Illustrative] Keelung Islet](/api/images/entities/keelung-tw-17984336b98f/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Keelung Islet
Keelung Islet sits just off the Keelung coast, an island destination well-suited to families and nature lovers. A short ferry ride gets you there, and the island preserves its original coastline and a rich intertidal ecology, making it ideal for observing tide-pool creatures, sea-eroded formations, and seabirds. The trails are gentle and easy for the whole family, with room for a simple picnic or a beach paddle. From the top, visitors look out over the entire Keelung Harbor and feel the interplay between port city and nature — a relaxed, easygoing island getaway.
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![[Illustrative] Keelung Farm](/api/images/entities/keelung-tw-8570b59dff58/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Keelung Farm
Keelung Farm sits in Keelung's Nuan-Nuan District, a working farm that combines hands-on agriculture with family-friendly activities. The grounds offer pesticide-free vegetable growing, rice cultivation, fish and clam ponds, and other natural-ecology experiences, plus small animals like sheep and rabbits that kids can meet up close. Visitors can feed fish and sheep, try DIY mai-tai-mu (rice noodle) making, transplant rice seedlings in the garden, and even camp or barbecue on site. The environment is fresh and quiet, perfect for families who want to step away from city noise, experience rural life, and learn through nature.
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![[Illustrative] Waimushan](/api/images/entities/keelung-tw-4c8fd7c4acd6/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Waimushan
Wai-Mu-Shan in Keelung is a coastal nature area well-suited to family trips. A roughly 5-kilometer gentle seaside trail runs along the shore, friendly to strollers and wheelchairs, with sea-eroded rocky coastline and wide ocean views on both sides. Within the area are Lover's Lake, the Twin Lighthouse Trail, and Da-Wu-Lun Beach, offering water play, snorkeling, and a seawater pool, plus coastal cafés and seafood stalls for local bites. Parking lots, public restrooms, and gazebos are well-equipped, making it one of northern Taiwan's best spots for a relaxed coastal walk and sea-view watching.
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