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Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights
Jiufen Old Street
Explore the iconic Jiufen Old Street, a vibrant market filled with Taiwanese street foods, preserved goods, and charming trinkets. Immerse yourself in the Spirited Away vibes as you wander through the narrow alleys lined with stalls and lanterns.
Amei Teahouse
Indulge in a tea set at the iconic Amei Teahouse, a beautifully preserved wooden building that offers stunning views of Jiufen. Enjoy traditional high mountain tea and delicious treats while soaking in the ambiance.
Shengping Theater
Step back in time at the Shengping Theater, a historic cinema dating back to 1934. Explore the well-preserved interior, old movie posters, and concession stand to get a glimpse of Jiufen's prosperous past.
Culture and History
Jiufen's history dates back to the Qing Dynasty, with its peak during the Japanese colonial occupation. Explore the town's gold mining heritage, Japanese-era architecture, and cultural landmarks to gain insights into its past.
Local Cuisine
Sample traditional Taiwanese snacks like taro and sweet potato balls, herbal rice cakes, and peanut ice cream rolls at the numerous food stalls and restaurants in Jiufen. Don't miss trying local specialties like you cong guo and fish ball soup.
Cultural and Historical Significance
Jiufen's history as a Japanese colonial town during the gold rush era is evident in its architecture, cuisine, and cultural practices. Discover the fusion of Japanese and Taiwanese influences in the town's temples, teahouses, and festivals.