[2025 New Taipei City Attraction] Travel Guide for Yun Hsien Resort (Updated Feb)

Although the facilities inside Yunxian Amusement Park are abundant, most of them require additional fees, which is somewhat disappointing. In the early days, the park did not have accessible facilities, and after taking the cable car, you need to climb stairs to enter. There is a shop inside the park, and the prices are acceptable. The facilities in the park are old, and there are insufficient accessible facilities, making it unsuitable for the elderly and wheelchair users, as you really need to keep climbing stairs. The scenery is quite beautiful, with the cable car passing over the Wulai Waterfall, making it a nice place for a walk. The park is a forest area and is close to a stream, making it suitable for picnics. Boating, archery, and paintball experiences all require additional fees, ranging from 120 to 150 NTD. Walking in the park is very comfortable, with many stairs. Currently, some parts are under renovation, and some areas are inaccessible. There are more maintenance paths at the moment, so the cable car fee is discounted (currently priced at 230 NTD). The original adult ticket price is 300 NTD (including the cable car and entrance fee). It is sincerely recommended that the ticket price should include one experience activity; otherwise, it is just a place for walking and hiking.

Day 1: Leisure Time at Yunxian Paradise In the early morning, take a bus to Yunxian Paradise in New Taipei City, a leisure park famous for its natural beauty, like a paradise on earth. The cable car slowly ascends, with green mountains and misty clouds outside the window, as if entering a dreamland. In the park, you can boat on the lake, stroll through the forest, and enjoy the sounds of birds and the fragrance of flowers. For lunch, savor local mountain delicacies, especially the signature bamboo tube rice, which is unforgettable. In the afternoon, take the cable car down the mountain and head to Tamsui Old Street to enjoy the leisurely riverside scenery and taste local snacks such as iron eggs and squid soup, ending the day perfectly. Day 2: Culture and Vitality of Taipei Start the second day at Longshan Temple, an ancient temple that is a center of faith in Taipei. Then head to Bopiliao Historical Block, stroll through the red brick streets, and feel the historical charm of old Taipei. In the afternoon, visit the Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei to appreciate diverse contemporary art exhibitions. In the evening, go to Ningxia Night Market to taste classic night market snacks such as oyster omelets and braised pork rice, and feel the lively atmosphere of Taipei at night. The two-day itinerary showcases the diverse charm of Taipei and its surroundings, from nature to culture, from ancient to modern, making it unforgettable.