[2025 Taipei ] Travel Guide for MaoKong (Updated Mar)

📍Address: Maokong, Taipei Maokong is a famous spot in Taipei for making tea, drinking tea and watching the night view. It is right next to the zoo! Although it rained on the day I went there, it had a unique flavor! There really is a celebrity cat 🗓️Itinerary: Take the Maokong Gondola to visit the zoo Take the Maolan Zoo Station for one stop and get off at the Zoo South Station. Transfer to the Zoo Tourist Train to enter the zoo. This way you can walk all the way down the mountain (downhill) when visiting the zoo, which is more friendly to young babies. You can also experience the Maokong Gondola. If you enter directly from the zoo gate, you will need to walk uphill all the way, which is relatively tiring. Take the Maokong Gondola to the bottom station There are 4 stations in Maokong: Zoo Station, Zoo South Station, Zhinan Palace Station, Maokong Station The total journey time is about 20-30 minutes. 💞Recommendation reason: There are many tea restaurants, dessert cafes, and restaurants. It is highly recommended for those who want to go up the mountain to experience the scenery of Taipei! This time, my baby wanted to sleep, so I took some photos after getting off the cable car and chose a nearby hot stir-fry restaurant. The result was not bad. Restaurant: Daguanyuan, affordable, white-cut chicken recommended Tips: Online advance ticket purchase/Purchase at the 4th floor boarding area/EasyCard Maokong Gondola, Wenshan District, Taipei City When visiting Taipei, it is recommended to take the MRT directly to the Zoo Station (walk 500m to the Maolan Zoo Station (very close) #TaipeiTravel #MaokongGondola #TaipeiZoo #TaipeiParent-ChildWalk #Taipei Family Attractions #Taipei Must-Visit Attractions #Taipei Good Places to Take Kids Out #Taipei Night View #Taipei Itinerary

Maokong is located in Wenshan District of Taipei City, Taiwan. It is the main tea-producing area in Taipei City and a place suitable for slow travel and relaxation. Here you can enjoy the beauty and tranquility of nature and slowly savor the local culture and customs. You can take the Maokong Gondola next to the zoo and enjoy the beautiful mountain and forest scenery. There are also many teahouses in Maokong where you can enjoy the beautiful scenery and drink tea🍵, allowing you to relax and enjoy a good time. Maokong is a place famous for tea planting and production. There are many tea gardens to visit and experience, where you can taste local high mountain tea and oolong tea, and participate in tea art experience. If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and relax, Maokong is a good choice. #TaipeiAttractions#Maokong #Relax #BeautifulViewCheck-in

Maokong in Taipei has always been a popular tourist attraction! You can take the cable car to Maokong Station, where you can enjoy a great view and a variety of delicious snacks. You must try the Tieguanyin ice cream in the picture. It has a very fragrant tea flavor and a very fragrant milk flavor. 😋 Many people who come to Maokong must experience making tea. There are many shops that are similar. The boss will introduce you to various teas and teach you how to make them. It is a leisure and entertainment for a group of people to go there and chat while making tea👍 #猫空 #地方游 #亲子好去处 #亲子好去处 #台北旅游

#1:1 Equal Weight Hand-sewing Production #Newborn Birth Memorial Gift #Tonghua World Customized Birth Weight Bear #One-Year-Old Gift #Wedding Appreciation Gift It is a secret attraction that is very convenient to take the MRT or drive. The trails are flat and easy to walk. After walking up a short flight of stairs, you can see the beautiful scenery. In spring, you can see lupine flowers and cherry blossoms, and in autumn, you can see falling feathers. You can walk in to take pictures of the pine and buffalo landscaping and Lupine Flower Sea. It takes about half an hour to complete the circle. It is a good place to relax.

We took the Maokong Gondola to head up to the top of the hill. Along the way, we enjoyed the beautiful lush greenery. Maokong is well known for its tea plantations, just like Cameron Highland in Malaysia. Many people like to have a cup of tea at the cafe or tea house here. It's peace and tranquillity. We had a delicious meal at the food court there. The Oyster omelette and herbal pork ribs soup were so tasty. Great for the cold weather. At night, the scenery was stunning. The city lit up beautifully. #tripblazers #maokong #taipei

You can enjoy the scenery of Taipei City by taking the cable car. There is also greenery along the way. The wind on the mountain is relatively strong and it feels cool. There are many shops selling tea, and the shop assistants are warm and friendly.

The most common theory about the origin of the name "Maokong" is that it comes from the "pothole" terrain formed by the erosion of rocks by local rivers. The uneven face is called "cat face" in Taiwanese. Weng Jiayin and Cao Mingzong believe that the claim that Maokong is related to Huxue is a bit far-fetched. According to the pronunciation recorded in the Taiwan Fort Map, the place names in Taiwanese and the local environment, they infer that Maokong refers to the valley where civet cats live. I was sure that Maokong was named because there were no cats here, but when I got out of the cable car station, I saw a cat meowing and asking for a pat, which directly contradicted my inference😅 The Maokong cable car costs 70 per station. Taipei citizens have discounts, but unfortunately I am not one of them There are not many people on a rainy day Take the bus from Zhinan Temple Station to Maokong Station and take a walk. It is quite relaxing On the way back, I chose to take the crystal car. The floor is transparent. But fortunately, it was late I won’t be scared if I can’t see it🤓👍🏻

Getting There - MaoKong Zoo (Taipei zoo) Easily accessible by metro( MaoKong Station ) Attractions - Zoo, Tea garden Hotels - Don’t recall there is hotel nearby Food & Restaurants - MaoKong Zoo has its own restaurants inside it’s zoo. Or continue the cable car ride to MaoKong Tea Garden for a Tea feast Shopping - None Many tourist days Taipei Zoo is small and there’s nothing much to see. But I’d say that those who say so did not look at the Zoo’s map. I was amazed by the variety of animals from humid country to cold country. Camels to penguins. I recommend visiting during off peak hours as peak hours can really be a huge traffic in the zoo. #passionpassport #mustvisit #themepark #mustdo

This time I want to share with you Siye located in Maokong! Not only does it have its own parking lot🅿️, it is convenient for parking. Even the dining space is semi-private, very good 👍 Pyramid fried rice is one of the must-order dishes, full of tea flavor, very special! (Of course, the appearance is also very beautiful and easy to take pictures) The meals are all delicious. I ordered all the dishes and they were all very tasty. The price is acceptable and the decoration is great! Maokong Siye Address: No. 16-2, Lane 38, Section 3, Zhinan Road, Wenshan District, Taipei City . . . #TaipeiNightViewRestaurant #Maokong #NightViewRestaurant #TaipeiFood #FamilyGathering

It has a very rich ecological environment. The theme highlight "Walking Quietly in Maokong" is specially created to connect the three cats (Maokong, Maokong and Big Panda). Planned theme activities such as Renshen Gushan Theater and Muzha Tieguanyin Tea Area It includes experiences such as "Yunjiao Maokong", "Youren Divine Drum Performance", "Tea Tasting-Muzha Tieguanyin Tea", "Senxiang-Mountain Vegetarian Food", etc. Hurry up and take the Maokong Cable Car to get a bird's eye view of Taipei City. Let’s come to Maokong to explore the beauty, make tea and relax. Maokong Address: No. 8, Section 2, Xinguang Road, Wenshan District, Taipei City #local游 #attractions #马空 #猫 cable #三猫计划 #yonduo #goout #Attraction photo guide #family outing

The most popular and easy-going sermon on the Taipei Cat Mountain is the Eucalyptus Trail, and the golden film on the trail is Lu Binghua! layer of Lu Bing Garden like terraced rice, in fact, has the same effect as rapeseed, is planted for the fertile tea garden land, and acts as a fertilizer! Lu Binghua, which blooms after the end of March every year, has already flourished in February this year! In addition to the yellow, the official introduction said that there are short white flower varieties and purple flower varieties, and they have not been found after a few turns, but this large piece of gold in front of them is enough to make people intoxicated for a long time! A string of golden Lulu flowers, reminiscent of the wind chimes that I bought when I was young; although not as stunning as New Zealand's colorful, it is also small and cute! The other side of the jungle is the tea garden of the Eucalyptus Trail. The main feature of Maokong Mountain is tea and scenery. Many locals will come here for a leisure time on weekends! Transportation: Take the cat empty cable car station and walk for about 5 minutes on the signboard to reach the entrance of the Yushu Trail.

Hey guys, Taipei is super fun! I've put together this super detailed 5-day, 4-night guide, so save it now! 📍Accommodation Recommendations - Ximending: Super convenient transportation, everything you need for fun, a gathering place for young people. Cost-effective, clean and tidy rooms, convenient for travel. - Xinyi District: Close to Taipei 101, super convenient for shopping, and you can experience the hustle and bustle of the city. Excellent location, with city views and complete facilities. 🚇Transportation Guide The Taipei Metro can basically reach all the attractions. You must buy an EasyCard, which can be used for transportation, convenience store purchases, and even discounts. In addition, there are many bus routes, and you can take the bus between some attractions to enjoy the city scenery along the way. 🌟Itinerary Day 1: Lungshan Temple (1 hr) > Ximending (2 hrs) > The Red House (0.5 hr) > Presidential Office Building (1 hr) > Yongkang Street snacks (2 hrs) > Taipei 101 (3 hrs) > Elephant Mountain (3 hrs) - Morning: First, go to Lungshan Temple to experience the rich religious atmosphere and pray for good luck. Then go shopping in Ximending, where there are tons of trendy shops, delicious food, and movie theaters. You must try Ay-Chung Flour-Rice Noodles and Ji Guang Delicious Fried Chicken. - Afternoon: Check in at the artistic Red House, then head to the Presidential Office Building to learn about history. In the evening, go to Yongkang Street, where all kinds of authentic snacks are waiting for you, such as the famous Smoothie House mango ice. - Evening: Go to Taipei 101. The observatory offers a panoramic view of Taipei, and the mall has all kinds of brands. Afterwards, head to Elephant Mountain to enjoy the stunning night view from the top, and take photos of Taipei 101 and the city lights. Day 2: Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall (1 hr) > Shilin Official Residence (1 hr) > National Palace Museum (3 hrs) > Ningxia Night Market (2 hrs) - Morning: Visit Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. There's a changing of the guard ceremony on the hour, which is very impressive. Then go to Shilin Official Residence to see the garden landscape and learn about the lives of Chiang Kai-shek and Soong Mei-ling. - Afternoon: Focus on visiting the National Palace Museum, which houses countless treasures. You must see the Jadeite Cabbage and the Meat-shaped Stone. Take your time and experience the charm of Chinese culture. - Evening: Go to Ningxia Night Market to taste delicious food, such as traditional Taiwanese shaved ice, grilled corn, and pepper shrimp. It's super relaxing to eat and stroll around. Day 3: Eslite Bookstore (Dunnan Branch) (1 hr) > Zhongxiao East Road (2 hrs) > Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall (1 hr) > Songshan Cultural and Creative Park (2 hrs) > Raohe Street Night Market (2 hrs) - Morning: Go to Eslite Bookstore and immerse yourself in the ocean of books, experiencing the literary atmosphere. Then go shopping on Zhongxiao East Road, where there are many brand stores and unique boutiques. - Afternoon: Go to Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall to commemorate Dr. Sun Yat-sen, and enjoy the distant view of Taipei 101. Afterwards, head to Songshan Cultural and Creative Park, where there are various creative shops, exhibitions, and artistic activities. - Evening: Come to Raohe Street Night Market. Jin Lin San Xiong Yao Dun Pai Gu, Fuzhou Pepper Cakes, and Oyster Vermicelli will leave you stuffed. Day 4: Taipei Zoo (4 hrs) > Maokong (3 hrs) - Morning: Go to Taipei Zoo, one of the top ten metropolitan zoos in the world, where you can see many cute animals. Don't miss the Panda House. - Afternoon: Take the Maokong Gondola from the zoo, enjoy the scenery along the way, and go to Maokong to taste tea and see the beautiful scenery of Taipei. The view is amazing when the weather is good. Day 5: Beitou Library (1 hr) > Beitou Hot Spring Museum (1 hr) > Thermal Valley (0.5 hr) > Fort San Domingo (0.5 hr) > Aletheia University (1 hr) > Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf (2 hrs) > Tamsui Old Street (2 hrs) - Morning: Experience the unique architecture and tranquil atmosphere of Beitou Library, then go to Beitou Hot Spring Museum to learn about hot spring culture, and even soak your feet to relax. Then go to Thermal Valley to see the sulfurous smoke, which is very dreamy. - Afternoon: Head to Tamsui and visit Fort San Domingo to learn about history. Stroll around Aletheia University and experience the campus scenery. In the evening, go to Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf to watch the beautiful sunset. Afterwards, eat A-Gei and fish ball soup on Tamsui Old Street, strolling around and experiencing the old street atmosphere. 🍱Food Recommendations - Snacks: Taiwanese sausage with sticky rice, oyster omelet, braised pork rice, tempura, flour-rice noodles, pepper shrimp, papaya milk, Taiwanese-style ice desserts, etc. - Restaurants: Din Tai Fung (amazing soup dumplings), A Hong Braised Pork (flavorful braised pork rice), Ji Xiang Boneless Fried Chicken Fried Rice (must-try salt and pepper chicken fried rice), Jun Shi Fu Beef Noodles (excellent braised beef noodles). 💡Tips - Book attraction tickets online in advance to avoid queues. - The weather in Taipei is changeable, so bring an umbrella with you. - Night markets are crowded, so take care of your personal belongings. - Some shops only accept cash, so remember to prepare New Taiwan Dollars.

#travelinginchina I visited Maokong Mountain and was captivated by its breathtaking scenery. The lush green tea plantations, rolling hills, and traditional Taiwanese buildings created a picturesque landscape. As I sipped on freshly brewed tea, I felt at peace, connected to nature. The crisp mountain air and stunning vistas rejuvenated me, leaving a lasting impression.

I took the ropeway from Zoo Station, about 30 minutes by subway from Taipei Station, to Maokong 🚡 The ropeway gets crowded on weekends, but on weekdays I was able to get on with a 10-minute wait^^ When you arrive at Maokong Station, you can enjoy a wonderful view because it is high up in the mountains✨ There are several shops nearby where you can enjoy oolong tea soft serve ice cream with cat-shaped tea cookies, and it was more delicious than I expected, so if you like tea, please try it🍦 A short walk from there, there are many tea shops, so if you find a good one and go in, you can enjoy authentic Chinese tea with a great view🍵 It seems a little expensive at around 3,000 yen, but you can take home any tea leaves you don't finish drinking (or don't use), so I don't think it's expensive considering the location✨ The air and view are great, and you can spend the most blissful time, so if you're traveling to Taipei for the second time or more and want to go somewhere nearby, this is a recommended spot♪ #Overseas seasonal places

Enjoy the quiet night, go up the mountain to enjoy the night view of Taipei, and occasionally let yourself relax. The pace of life can be slower, so that you can move towards the beautiful nature~

Taipei today~*Maokong Dusk* Maokong Scenic Area in Wenshan District, a suburb of Taipei, is a famous production area for Tieguanyin tea. The Maokong Gondola is a popular sightseeing facility in northern Taiwan, offering views of the Taipei Basin and Taipei 101. The night view is beautiful~

Accommodation 🏠 We stayed at a B&B near Zhongshan Road, a few minutes' walk to the subway, and very close to Zhongshan Road and Ningxia Night Market. Day 1 📍Zhongshan Road - 📍Eslite Life - 📍Ningxia Night Market 🌟There are many cultural and creative shops and aromatherapy products here. There are many ins-style cafes on the street. At night

🌟[Taipei Travel Guide]🌟 Hey, everyone! Today, I'm going to share a super detailed Taipei travel guide with you. It covers everything from food to fun, so get ready to take notes! Transportation Taipei's transportation is super convenient, with the MRT network covering the entire city. It's easy to get anywhere. If you're coming from the airport, you can take the Airport MRT directly to Taipei Main Station and transfer to other lines. I recommend getting an EasyCard, which you can use for the MRT, buses, and even shopping. It's super convenient. Attraction Transportation Taipei 101: Take the MRT Bannan Line to City Hall Station, and it's just a few minutes' walk. Shilin Night Market: Take the MRT Red Line to Shilin Station, super convenient. Beitou Hot Springs: Take the MRT Red Line to Beitou Station, and there are many hot spring hotels nearby. Maokong Gondola: Take the MRT Wenhu Line to Taipei Zoo Station, then transfer to the Maokong Gondola. The scenery along the way is beautiful. Accommodation Recommendations Taipei offers a wide range of accommodation options, from budget-friendly guesthouses to luxury hotels. Ximending Area Ximending is the fashion center of Taipei, with many guesthouses nearby. The prices are affordable, and the transportation is convenient. There are plenty of food and shopping options nearby. Recommendation: Chang Fu Hotel, very close to Zhongshan Station, just a 10-minute walk, and the price is very reasonable. Xinyi District If you want a more luxurious stay, Xinyi District has many five-star hotels, and it's close to Taipei 101, offering stunning night views. Beitou District Beitou is famous for its hot springs, and staying here allows you to enjoy hot springs and experience a strong Japanese atmosphere. Recommendation: Victoria Hotel, very close to Jiannan Road Station, just a 3-minute walk, with spacious rooms and a great environment. Food Guide Taipei is a food paradise, with night markets, snacks, and restaurants that are irresistible. Night Market Exploration Shilin Night Market: One of Taipei's most famous night markets, must-try foods include Zhongjia Shengjianbao, Haoyou Liangmian, and Haiyou Shiquan Ribs. Ningxia Night Market: Famous for Liu Yuzai Taro Cake and Zhugan Rongzai, and it's very close to Zhongshan Station. Raohe Night Market: Fuzhou Shizu Pepper Bun and Chen Dong Herbal Ribs are the specialties here. Restaurant Recommendations Din Tai Fung: Xiaolongbao and steamed dumplings, every bite is full of happiness. Ah Zong Mianxian: Their noodles are tender, and the broth is rich and delicious. Special Snacks Bubble Tea: Taipei is the birthplace of bubble tea, and every cup is super authentic. Oyster Omelette: Fresh oysters with crispy omelette, a perfect match. Attraction Recommendations Taipei has many attractions, each with its unique charm. Taipei 101 A landmark building in Taipei, be sure to visit the observation deck on the 89th floor for a panoramic view of Taipei's nightscape. National Palace Museum Home to countless precious artifacts, it's a great place to learn about Chinese history and culture. Yangmingshan Taipei's backyard, where you can enjoy flowers in spring, escape the heat in summer, and soak in hot springs. Maokong Tea Garden Ride the gondola, enjoy the beautiful tea garden scenery, and sip a cup of oolong tea, super relaxing. Ximending The fashion center of Taipei, with plenty of shopping and food options, and lively nightlife. Tips Book in Advance: It's best to book attractions and restaurants in advance to avoid long lines. Weather: Taipei's weather changes quickly, so remember to bring an umbrella. Travel Responsibly: At night markets and attractions, remember not to litter and protect the environment. Taipei is a super travel-friendly destination, offering food, shopping, and cultural experiences to satisfy you. Save this guide and plan your Taipei trip!

| Discover lesser-known attractions. Here is a guide to Taipei's tourist attractions: History and Culture - National Palace Museum: Located at No. 221, Sec. 2, Zhishan Rd., Shilin Dist., Taipei City, the museum is a treasure trove of Chinese cultural relics and artifacts. You can see the Jadeite Cabbage, Mao-kung Tin, and more. Opening hours: 09:00–17:00, closed on Mondays. Admission: TWD 350, free for children under 18.  - Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall: Located at No. 21, Zhongshan S. Rd., Zhongzheng Dist., Taipei City, the building features a unique architectural style with both Chinese and Western elements. There is a changing of the guard ceremony on the hour, and a memorial exhibition on the ground floor.  - The Red House: Located at No. 10, Chengdu Rd., Wanhua Dist., Taipei City, the Red House is a historical and cultural landmark in Taipei, preserving many ancient buildings and cultural heritage. You can learn about Taipei's history and culture here.  Natural Scenery - Yehliu Geopark: Located at No. 167-1, Gangdong Rd., Yehliu Village, Wanli Dist., New Taipei City, the park features a long and narrow cape with many strange rocks. The Queen's Head is a must-see. It is recommended to visit in the morning when there are fewer tourists and it is easier to take photos.  - Yangmingshan National Park: Known as the backyard of Taipei, the park boasts fresh air and beautiful scenery, with rich natural landscapes, hot spring resources, and unique volcanic landforms. You can also encounter romantic flower seas.  - Maokong: Once one of the largest tea-producing areas in Taipei, Maokong has many hiking trails. On a clear day, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Taipei. You can also take a cable car to enjoy the scenery and taste specialty teas such as Tieguanyin.  City Landmarks - Taipei 101: Located at No. 7, Sec. 5, Xinyi Rd., Taipei City, Taipei 101 is a landmark building in Taipei. You can take a high-speed elevator to the observatory on the 89th floor for a bird's-eye view of the city. The 86th to 88th floors are observation restaurants, and B1 to 4F are shopping centers.  - Taipei Zoo: Located at No. 30, Sec. 2, Xinguang Rd., Wenshan Dist., Taipei City, the zoo is a great place for family trips. You can see the giant panda family, Tuan Tuan and Yuan Yuan.  Food and Shopping - Ningxia Night Market: Located on Ningxia Rd., Datong Dist., Taipei City, the night market is a food paradise with traditional Taiwanese snacks and specialty foods from all over the world, such as oyster omelets and sausage wrapped in glutinous rice.  - Xinyi Shopping District: The most prosperous shopping area in Taipei, with many luxury and high-end designer brand stores, such as BALLY and LV, as well as many gourmet restaurants.

#newyearnewtrip #travelanywhere Sunyang Tea House was our first stop after taking the Maokong cable car up, and stepping into its open-air seating felt like entering a different world—one where time moved slower. The morning air was crisp, carrying the faint earthy scent of tea plantations that stretched across the hills. From our table, we could see Taipei 101 standing tall in the distance, surrounded by layers of misty mountains and the sprawling cityscape below. With tea plantations everywhere, skipping tea just didn’t feel right. We ordered a pot of Maokong Tie Kuan Yin, which came with unlimited hot water refills. The tea had a delicate floral aroma, deepening into a roasted nuttiness with each steep. Pouring the tea slowly into small porcelain cups, feeling the warmth in our hands, and taking unhurried sips—it was one of those moments that made us appreciate the simple things. Then came the real highlight: their homemade oolong tea cheesecake. It was dusted with finely ground oolong tea powder, adding a subtle bitterness that balanced the creamy, velvety texture. Each bite melted effortlessly, the tea’s natural fragrance lingering on the tongue. Paired with the homemade oolong tea jelly—cool, bouncy, and lightly sweet—it was a combination that felt both indulgent and refreshing. As we sat there, letting time slip by between sips of tea and bites of cheesecake, the morning sunlight started filtering through the trees, casting soft shadows over the teahouse. There was a quiet rhythm to everything—the rustling of leaves, the distant chatter of other visitors, the occasional clinking of teacups. It was peaceful, unhurried, and exactly what we needed to soak in the charm of Maokong after the scenic gondola ride.

🍄 Taipei is a vibrant city that attracts tourists from all over the world with its unique charm. Here, you can experience the hustle and bustle of a modern metropolis and the charm of traditional culture. 🍄 A blend of history and culture - **National Palace Museum**: As a treasure trove of Chinese culture, the museum houses a large collection of precious historical artifacts and artworks, such as the Jadeite Cabbage and the Meat-shaped Stone, allowing you to appreciate art while gaining a deeper understanding of the profound Chinese culture. - **Longshan Temple**: This ancient temple is one of the most famous religious buildings in Taipei, with exquisite carvings and murals showcasing traditional craftsmanship. 🍄 The hustle and bustle of a modern metropolis - **Taipei 101**: Once the tallest building in the world, the observation deck of Taipei 101 offers a great view of the entire city. Whether it's the urban landscape during the day or the dazzling lights at night, it's breathtaking. - **Ximending**: This is the fashion center of Taipei, with various fashion stores, cafes, and restaurants, making it a gathering place for young people. 🍄 A food paradise - **Night market culture**: Taipei's night markets are the best places to taste authentic Taiwanese food. Shilin Night Market, Ningxia Night Market, and Raohe Night Market offer a variety of snacks such as oyster omelets, sausage wrapped in glutinous rice, and bubble tea to satisfy your taste buds. - **Traditional snacks**: From traditional braised pork rice and xiaolongbao to modern creative cuisine, Taipei's food culture is rich and colorful. 🍄 A perfect combination of nature and leisure - **Yangmingshan National Park**: With its rich natural scenery and leisure activities, such as the sulfur crystals of Xiaoyoukeng and the hot springs of The Great Roots Forestry Spa Resort, it's a great place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy nature. - **Maokong Tea Garden**: In Maokong, you can experience the fun of picking tea leaves, taste authentic Taiwanese oolong tea, and feel the charm of tea culture. 🌈🌈🌈 Taipei is a charming city that will leave you wanting more, whether you're exploring its history and culture or experiencing its modern metropolis. Come and start an unforgettable journey! 🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲

#Taipei Attractions The Camphor Tree Trail is very friendly to people who don’t do mountain climbing or sports. It is a trail suitable for people of all ages and is gentle and easy to walk. You will see people picking tea along the way and the scenery is beautiful. When it is very hot, the temperature is high. There are some places with some shade, but not many. There are also some pavilions where you can rest. It only takes about 30 minutes to walk one-fourth of the trail. If you have time, you can experience the entire trail. It is well planned and you can get a deeper understanding of the entire trail and the culture of Maokong. It's a very good trail. You won't feel tired walking on it. You can exercise, get close to nature, and see flowers and plants. If you get tired, there are some nearby trails to walk on. There are also some restaurants around where you can rest, eat, drink tea, and spend the day.

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The view from Mountain Coffee is quite nice, you can see Taipei City and Taipei 101. The basic expense is a drink, and in winter, a hot drink is very warming! My friend also ordered the green curry rice for 300 NTD, and it was quite delicious. 📍Mountain Coffee Address: 1F, No. 33-7, Lane 38, Section 3, Zhinan Road, Wenshan District, Taipei City

#Overseas travel If you visit Maokong Village, which is famous among Taiwanese locals and tourists, you must visit a cafe. The reason is that the cafes are on a hill, so you can see Taipei at a glance and the sunset and night view are very pretty. :D Among the many cafes, I visited a place called sunyang tea house. It has a perfect view of the lush mountains right next to it, the sunset, and the night view, so I would like to recommend it to you all. The drinks were average, but the view was amazing, so I hope you visit at least once! 📍Sunyang Tea House 📍116 Taipei City, Taiwan, Wenshan District, Lane 38, Section 3, Zhinan Rd 🕝Opening hours 10:00~19:00

#Register for April Hotel Test Sleeper #Food #foodphotography #Food Guide #foodie #Check-in #Taipei Attractions #Travel Inspiration Mujue Beicheng, located in Wenshan District, Taipei City, is a newly opened Maokong view restaurant in 2024. Not only does it offer breathtaking views, but it also provides delicious meals. Mujuebeicheng is located on the 3rd floor of No. 33-7, Lane 38, Section 3, Zhinan Road, Wenshan District, Taipei City. You can take the Taipei MRT to the Zoo Station, then transfer to the "Maokong Gondola" to go up the mountain. After exiting the station, walk for 10-15 minutes. arrival. There is a large open space in front of the restaurant, which looks like a log cabin. There are two shop names written on the door: "Mountain Coffee" and "Mujue North City". The Taipei 101 building can be seen in the distance, becoming a landmark for internet celebrities to check in. This is also a great place for many senior citizens and climbers, and is particularly suitable for a day trip to the Muzha Trail. When you walk into the first floor, you will see a glass door on the side, through which you can see the triangular roof and large floor-to-ceiling windows. The restaurant has two floors, and the wooden tables and Nordic-style decorations inside make it feel like a different world. The window seats are an excellent viewing area where you can enjoy the beautiful views of Muzha Mountain and Taipei 101. The menu at Mujue North City offers options such as pizza, pasta, steak, coffee, tea and desserts. Recommended items include the Mexican spicy chicken pizza, creamy smoked salmon and mentaiko pasta, and Japanese pancakes. In addition, there is a QR code on each table for easy ordering and checkout. The food was high quality and special, it was amazing. If you want to enjoy beautiful scenery and delicious food in Taipei, Mujue Beicheng is definitely worth a try. Remember to make a reservation in advance and choose a window seat to enjoy the beautiful mountain view and Taipei 101 just a stone's throw away. Come here and feel that both your taste buds and your vision will be satisfied! 📍Address: 3F, No. 33-7, Lane 38, Section 3, Zhinan Road, Wenshan District, Taipei City ⏰Business hours: 11:00-22:00 (Closed on Mondays and Thursdays)

#winhkflight Located in the scenic hills of Maokong in Taipei, Taiwan, 貓空 四爺 (Cat's Sky Four Master) offers a delightful dining experience amidst lush greenery and panoramic views. One of the standout dishes at 貓空 四爺 is their Braised Pork Rice (滷肉飯), a Taiwanese classic that's executed to perfection here. Tender chunks of pork belly are slow-cooked in a savory soy-based sauce until they practically melt in your mouth. The meat is served atop a bed of fluffy white rice, allowing diners to savor the rich flavors with every bite. The dish is garnished with fresh scallions for a burst of freshness and color. In addition to their Braised Pork Rice, 貓空 四爺 also offers a variety of other delectable dishes that showcase the flavors of Taiwanese cuisine. Their Stir-Fried Vegetables with Garlic (蒜蓉炒青菜) is a refreshing and nutritious option, featuring crisp-tender vegetables tossed in fragrant garlic oil. For seafood lovers, the Steamed Fish with Soy Sauce (清蒸魚) is a must-try, with tender fish fillets infused with the savory flavors of soy sauce and ginger. What sets 貓空 四爺 apart is its serene ambiance and stunning views of the surrounding mountains and tea plantations. Diners can enjoy their meal in the restaurant's open-air dining area, breathing in the fresh mountain air and basking in the tranquility of nature. The friendly and attentive staff further enhance the dining experience, ensuring that every visit is memorable. Overall, 貓空 四爺 is a hidden gem in Taipei, offering delicious food, breathtaking views, and a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city. Whether you're a local looking for a weekend getaway or a tourist seeking an authentic taste of Taiwanese cuisine, 貓空 四爺 is sure to delight your senses and leave you craving for more.

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Taipei boasts countless attractions to visit, including the Shifen Waterfall, Tamsui Lover's Bridge, Maokong Station, and more. During my three-day, two-night stay in Taipei, I felt extremely happy, especially because of the wonderful weather, which allowed me to see some truly beautiful sights! On the first day, I visited the Shifen Waterfall, located in the Pingxi District of New Taipei City, a magnificent and large waterfall! It is open from 9 am to 6 pm! On the second day, I visited the Tamsui Lover's Bridge, situated in the Tamsui District, which is a pedestrian bridge across the harbor at the Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf! I spent the whole day there, aiming to capture the bridge during daylight and at sunset, and the views were spectacular! It's also very beautiful when the sky is blue, definitely worth a visit! On the third day, I visited the Maokong Station, where you can take the Maokong Gondola and also enjoy the view of the Taipei 101 building! It's a worthwhile attraction, located on a mountain, and offers a panoramic view of the entire city of Taipei! Overall, these three days and two nights were unforgettable, and if you ever come to Taipei, consider checking out these spots!