Beitou District
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Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights
Xinbeitou Historic Station and Qixing Park
The restored Xinbeitou Historic Station, originally opened in 1916, now sits beside the MRT station and features historical displays and craft stalls. Qixing Park offers a serene environment for relaxation.
Beitou Hot Springs Park
A picturesque park with a hot spring creek running through it, originating from Beitou Thermal Valley. It's perfect for a leisurely stroll and observing the steaming creek.
Ketagalan Culture Center
This 12-story center houses art and cultural items from Taiwan’s aboriginal tribes, named after the Ketagalan tribe who originally occupied the Beitou area.
Culture and History
Beitou is rich in cultural and historical significance. Originally occupied by the Ketagalan tribe, the area was later developed by the Japanese, who built the first hot spring establishments. The Beitou Hot Spring Museum and various historical landmarks offer a glimpse into this fascinating past.
Local Cuisine
Beitou offers a variety of dining experiences, from budget-friendly hot spring ramen shops to atmospheric dining in historic Japanese houses. Must-try dishes include hot spring eggs, hot spring tofu, and multi-course vegetarian kaiseki meals.