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[Illustrative] National Science and Technology Museum

National Science and Technology Museum (NSTM) in Kaohsiung is Taiwan's first applied-science museum, spanning 19 hectares across North and South halls. Multi-level interactive exhibits suit all ages. Children under 6 enter free; other visitors buy general admission tickets, with special exhibitions like Hot Snow Paradise and Star Moments priced separately. Popular zones include Fun City and the Transportation Dream Pavilion with hands-on experiments. Spacious, air-conditioned interiors make it a great rainy-day or hot-day retreat. Accessible via Kaohsiung Light Rail to C30 NSTM Station, about a 12-minute walk.

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Amei Pineapple

A-mei Pineapple in Min-xiong, Chiayi, is a smart-agriculture and local-characteristic family experience park. The bright-yellow pineapple house is its landmark, letting visitors hand-pick premium pineapples, learn about diverse varieties (such as the 'Magnolia Pineapple'), and join pineapple-themed DIY crafts (pineapple cakes, jam, jelly). The brand has won the Shen-nong Award and is marketed in Japan under the 'Summer Snow' label, symbolizing sweet summer freshness. Great for families and friends to experience farming fun and taste fresh pineapple flavors.

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Bitou Cape Trail

Bitou Cape Trail in Ruifang District is a 3.5km circular coastal path with paved stone slabs and concrete stairs — low difficulty, ideal for families and hiking beginners. Divided into the Coastal Line, Lighthouse Line (temporarily closed due to rockfall), and the most popular Ridge Line, the trail offers magnificent ocean panoramas, ridge views, sea-eroded landforms, and lush vegetation. Rainbow stairs and a café at the Tingtao Camp provide rest stops. Starting from Bitou Elementary School or Bitou Fishing Harbor parking, the loop takes about 1–1.5 hours. No mountain permit needed. A free, well-maintained easy coastal hike in New Taipei City.
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Xinfeng Mangrove Ecological Reserve

Xin-Feng Mangrove Ecological Reserve at No. 156 Chi-Fu Road in Hsinchu County's Xin-Feng Township covers about 8.5 hectares and is the only mangrove wetland in northern Taiwan to host both Kandelia obovata and Avicennia marina. Wooden boardwalks and a red bridge make for easy strolls to observe fiddler crabs, mudskippers, and waterbirds across the intertidal zone. Free parking and public restrooms are on site. The boardwalk is flat and easy underfoot, though steps limit wheelchair friendliness. No admission fee is charged - a fine choice for a day of nature and ecology.
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Shibajian Mountain, Qingqing Grassland & Nanliao Harbor

This trio of free Hsinchu attractions covers three different faces of the city. Shi-Ba-Jian Mountain sits adjacent to Tsing Hua and Yang Ming Chiao Tung Universities, with broad, flat trails shaded by lush trees and crisp air - perfect for walking, running, and night views, with restrooms and water fountains on site. Qing-Qing Grassland's open hilltop offers wide views and is a go-to for photos, picnics, and pet-friendly outings, often listed among Hsinchu's best free night-scenery and nature spots. Nan-Liao Harbor brings Hsinchu's coastal culture with briny sea breezes, fishing boats, and a lively market atmosphere - ideal for parking, strolls, fresh seafood, and harbor photography. All three are free and well connected, making them top picks for short city escapes.
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Leofoo Village, Beipu & Neiwan Old Street

This day-trip bundle weaves together Hsinchu's most iconic Hakka old streets and theme park. Bei-Pu Old Street in Bei-Pu Township is only about two hundred meters long, yet packs in seven historic landmarks - the densest concentration in Taiwan - including Jin-Guang-Fu Office and the Jiang Family Tian-Shui Hall, preserving rustic Hakka village charm and a varied spread of local snacks. Nei-Wan Old Street in Heng-Shan Township pairs railroad nostalgia with old-style architecture, home to the well-preserved Nei-Wan Station and a wooden vintage theater, offering rich Hakka cooking and hands-on workshops. Both streets are perfect for strolling and tasting Hakka mochi, lei-cha, and ban-tiao noodles, blending culture, history, and natural scenery - ideal for a family or independent traveler's one-day itinerary.
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Nanliao Harbor, Qingqing Grassland & Hsinchu Park

This short city escape highlights three of Hsinchu's most-loved free destinations. Nan-Liao Harbor blends fishing-village character with family-friendly facilities, including a splash-friendly visitor center, a two-story indoor slide, a fish-scale staircase viewing deck, and a large sand pit for all-ages fun. Nearby attractions include the Bo-Guang Market, the seventeen-kilometer coastal bike path, and a mushroom-shaped castle, plus sunset views over the sea and lively kite festivals. Inside and around the port, seafood markets and local snack stalls sell fresh catches and seafood dishes - a must-visit for seafood lovers.
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Nanliao Harbor, Qingqing Grassland & Xiangshan Wetland Crab Trail

Nan-Liao Harbor in Hsinchu sits beside the Xiang-Shan Wetland crab-viewing boardwalk and the seventeen-kilometer coastal bike path, one of the most popular coastal destinations in northern Taiwan. The boardwalk is anchored by a heart-shaped stone weir, with the route revealing intertidal ecology and seabirds along a green path leading into the wetlands. Around the harbor, viewing decks, a fish-scale staircase, and a family-friendly beach welcome travelers. Restrooms near the parking lot make pit-stops easy; tide tables are worth checking for the best ocean views. The setting is fresh and free to enter - ideal for nature lovers and coastal-photography enthusiasts.
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