One of the premier destinations in northern Taiwan, Yehliu Geopark is home to a number of unique geological formations including the iconic "Queen's Head", and is located along a cape stretching out from the town of Wanli. The cape stretches around 1,700 meters, formed as thousands of years of geological movement forced the Datun Mountains to change their shape, jutting out into the ocean. Besides the Queen's Head, other remarkable formations include Sea Candles, Fairy Shoe, Ginger Rocks, Elephant Rock, Ice Cream Rock, Kissing Rock, and Princess' Head.

Jiufen used to be the center of gold mining. It is located within the hills in northeast of Taiwan. The village is next to the mountain and facing the sea. The place is whispering its golden past. Now, there are many unique teahouses in Jiufen. These teahouses are best stops during visit to this mountain village. Also, there is the beautiful ocean view of Keelung outer sea. Along the street there are shops vending the most famous country snack of Jiufen, yam dish and various local dishes. There are some historical items well reserved. The trip to Jiufen is full of fun and delights.

A historic coal-mining town in the countryside of New Taipei City. Tradition states that flying these lanterns are symbols of your prayers to the gods for their blessings. For NT$150 for a single-color sky lantern and NT$200 for a multicolored one, you can have and enjoy such an experience. After choosing a sky lantern, you are given a calligraphy brush to write your dedication and wishes. You will also be given a chance to have a selfie with your sky lantern, after which you will light it up and release it to the sky. According to ancient customs, it also grants good health and fortune. Aside from its traditional architecture, the old street is an active rail line where trains regularly pass through. It lacks any fence at either side so tourists have to step aside while the train slowly runs along.