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WHAT TO EXPECT? Huiyao Waterfall (灰窯瀑布) located in Pingxi District, New Taipei City. It is roughly 8 meters tall and a few meters wide, the waterfall boasts a deep pool suitable for swimming. The large cliffs near the waterfall attract thrill-seekers for jumps. But we personally prefer the second waterfall a few meters down the river. (There … Read more

WHAT TO EXPECT? The Bayan Hot Springs are some of the best natural hot springs near Taipei. Unlike the more developed hot springs, these natural hot springs consist of primitive, naturally formed pools (made out of rocks by the locals). These pools are filled with mineral-rich geothermal water sourced directly from the earth. The pools … Read more

WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN HIKING WULIAOJIAN? Wuliaojian is one of our favourite hike near Taipei. It has everything!  It is challenging, a great full body workout, you have ropes to climb rocks, exhilarating and frightening ridges and amasing view on New Taipei City. You will definitely NOT get bored during this hike and be so … Read more

WHAT TO EXPECT? Pingxi crags is an easy small hike in Pingxi District. There are 3 peaks you can do in about 2 to 3 hours (or even less depending how long you stay on top to take pictures :P). Each peak offers an exciting, and sometimes challenging, walk well rewarded by the amazing view … Read more

WHAT TO EXPECT? A fun water slide you can slide from in a relax and remote atmosphere. We like to hang out there for an afternoon, have a barbecue and play in the water! There are actually two fun water slide quite close to each other. The narrow one: And the wide one, depending on … Read more

What to expect? Shifen waterfall is really big, really pretty, and really photogenic. It is a natural wonder that beckons travelers from all over Taiwan. The waterfall, also known as the “Little Niagara” of Taiwan,” is a must-visit destination for those looking to escape the bustling streets of Taipei for a day. Marvel at the … Read more

What to expect? Wanggu Waterfall is a small waterfall in New Taipei, Pingxi District (新北市平溪區). It is a 10-15 minutes walk from Wanggu Station (望古車站). The Wanggu Waterfall is a relatively lesser-known waterfall in Taiwan. There is a riverside trail and a natural pool where the water is deep enough to swim. Nice atmosphere where … Read more

What to expect? Large waterfall (+10 meter high). There is a pool where you can swim. The water is deep enough so you can jump from the waterfall! However be careful and always check if there is no rock or wood that has fallen and is underneath the waterfall before attempting to jump from it! … Read more

Pingxi district is one of our favorite places in Taiwan. It has plenty of wonderful waterfalls you can swim in and it’s super easy to get there! How to get in the Pingxi district? From Taipei, take the MRT to Muzha MRT Station (brown line) and then the bus 795 towards Shifen. You can also … Read more