A century-old guitar bridge, a smoky hot spring town! Don't miss the four hidden attractions of the two-day tour of Beitou Dream.

Happy Writing Team Taipei City and Beitou: You can take the MRT to explore the cultural charm of hot springs, which is located in the northernmost part of Taipei City and is also known as the "hometown of witches". There are different opinions about the origin of this nickname. There is a saying that the hot springs in this area are constantly steaming and smoky all the year round, which makes the aborigines think that witches live here. The place name Beitou means "witch" in the local indigenous language of "Ketagalan". If you want to see this fantastic hot spring fog, you can take the Taipei subway to Beitou Station at the north end and then transfer to the new Beitou branch line. With the slow pace of painted carriages, you can reach Xinbeitou Station with rich cultural atmosphere. In the past, the old station was demolished because of the start and opening of the MRT. In recent years, with the efforts of local residents, this century-old building finally returned to Xinbeitou in the form of "returning home" on 20 17, and has become a popular tourist attraction. Compared with the bustling business district, the nostalgia of Beitou area is fascinating, and its slow pace is also suitable for silver-haired people. Old people often gather in the park to chat, and there are many mouth-watering snacks waiting for you in the traditional market! Beitou Hot Springs Museum | The Source of Taiwan's Hot Springs History Beitou Hot Springs can be said to be the source of Taiwan's hot springs history, which was famous as early as the Japanese occupation era. 1896, Japanese businessmen set up the first hot spring hotel Tiangou Temple in Taiwan Province Province, and its remains (stone steps and columns) were preserved as historical witnesses beside Beitou Xiangwu. Beitou Hot Spring Museum, located behind Beitou Park, was a public bathing place in the Japanese occupation era, with hot springs, lounges, restaurants, recreation rooms and so on. At that time, it was called "the largest bathing place in East Asia". Later, it was restored and rebuilt as a museum, and it is currently listed as a national third-class monument. The museum not only shows the restoration process of the hot spring museum, but also shows the development history of the local hot spring industry. At that time, only men were allowed to take a bath in the big hot spring bath on the second floor underground, and women were forbidden to enter. The side also shows the brushes, buckets and buckets of the early Beitou Hot Springs, which are quite characteristic of the times. The temperature of Beitou hot spring is between 37℃? Between 40 degrees, PH 2.5? 6.5, there are three kinds of white sulfur, green sulfur and iron sulfur. Many Japanese tourists wearing kimonos come here to enjoy a bath. You must not miss the hot spring! (Editor's recommendation: Can hypertensive patients soak in hot springs? Former Dean of National Taiwan University Hospital: Just pay attention to these four points) ▼ Beitou Hot Spring Museum (Photo: Wu Menglin) Beitou Library | One of the most beautiful libraries in the world, Beitou Library was selected as one of the "25 most beautiful public libraries in the world" by American entertainment news website Flavorwire, which is the first green building library in Taiwan Province Province and the only one in China. Tired of the busy steps on the streets of Taipei, you might as well hide in the green trees and see the charming charm of this most beautiful library. Located in Beitou Park, adjacent to the Hot Springs Museum, with 1 floor underground and 2 floors above ground, it enjoys the vitality of green and peaceful natural sounds. In the design, wood is the main building, large glass windows bring sunlight into the museum, and solar panels are installed on the roof to generate electricity. In addition, there are sloping sods, which can discharge rainwater to the recycling tank, so that water resources can be recycled and unnecessary waste can be reduced. There are a large number of books, periodicals and magazines for reference, as well as discussion areas and conference rooms. The underground 1 floor is specially designed as a children's room, where parents and children can always be seen reading and having fun every holiday. The balcony outside each floor is also planned as an outdoor reading area. When the weather is fine, you can see local residents or tourists staying here, sitting on wooden benches and enjoying a leisurely atmosphere. (Editor's recommendation: Read more and live for 2 years! Reading for 3.5 hours a week reduces the death rate by 23%) Happy writing team Taipei and Beitou: You can take the MRT to explore the cultural charm of hot springs, which is located in the northernmost part of Taipei and is also known as the "witch's hometown". There are different opinions about the origin of this nickname. There is a saying that the hot springs in this area are constantly steaming and smoky all the year round, which makes the aborigines think that witches live here. The place name Beitou means "witch" in the local indigenous language of "Ketagalan". If you want to see this fantastic hot spring fog, you can take the Taipei subway to Beitou Station at the north end and then transfer to the new Beitou branch line. With the slow pace of painted carriages, you can reach Xinbeitou Station with rich cultural atmosphere. In the past, the old station was demolished because of the start and opening of the MRT. In recent years, with the efforts of local residents, this century-old building finally returned to Xinbeitou in the form of "returning home" on 20 17, and has become a popular tourist attraction. Compared with the bustling business district, the nostalgia of Beitou area is fascinating, and its slow pace is also suitable for silver-haired people. Old people often gather in the park to chat, and there are many mouth-watering snacks waiting for you in the traditional market! Beitou Hot Springs Museum | The Source of Taiwan's Hot Springs History Beitou Hot Springs can be said to be the source of Taiwan's hot springs history, which was famous as early as the Japanese occupation era. 1896, Japanese businessmen set up the first hot spring hotel Tiangou Temple in Taiwan Province Province, and its remains (stone steps and columns) were preserved as historical witnesses beside Beitou Xiangwu. Beitou Hot Spring Museum, located behind Beitou Park, was a public bathing place in the Japanese occupation era, with hot springs, lounges, restaurants, recreation rooms and so on. At that time, it was called "the largest bathing place in East Asia". Later, it was restored and rebuilt as a museum, and it is currently listed as a national third-class monument. The museum not only shows the restoration process of the hot spring museum, but also shows the development history of the local hot spring industry. At that time, only men were allowed to take a bath in the big hot spring bath on the second floor underground, and women were forbidden to enter. The side also shows the brushes, buckets and buckets of the early Beitou Hot Springs, which are quite characteristic of the times. The temperature of Beitou hot spring is between 37℃? Between 40 degrees, PH 2.5? 6.5, there are three kinds of white sulfur, green sulfur and iron sulfur. Many Japanese tourists wearing kimonos come here to enjoy a bath. You must not miss the hot spring! (Editor's recommendation: Can hypertensive patients soak in hot springs? Former Dean of National Taiwan University Hospital: Just pay attention to these four points) ▼ Beitou Hot Spring Museum (Photo: Wu Menglin) Beitou Library | One of the most beautiful libraries in the world, Beitou Library was selected as one of the "25 most beautiful public libraries in the world" by American entertainment news website Flavorwire, which is the first green building library in Taiwan Province Province and the only one in China. Tired of the busy steps on the streets of Taipei, you might as well hide in the green trees and see the charming charm of this most beautiful library. Located in Beitou Park, adjacent to the Hot Springs Museum, with 1 floor underground and 2 floors above ground, it enjoys the vitality of green and peaceful natural sounds. In the design, wood is the main building, large glass windows bring sunlight into the museum, and solar panels are installed on the roof to generate electricity. In addition, there are sloping sods, which can discharge rainwater to the recycling tank, so that water resources can be recycled and unnecessary waste can be reduced. There are a large number of books, periodicals and magazines for reference, as well as discussion areas and conference rooms. 1 The underground floor is specially designed as a children's room, where parents and children can always be seen reading and having fun every holiday. The balcony outside each floor is also planned as an outdoor reading area. When the weather is fine, you can see local residents or tourists staying here, sitting on wooden benches and enjoying a leisurely atmosphere. (Editor's recommendation: Read more and live for 2 years! Reading for 3.5 hours a week reduces the mortality rate by 23%. Dharma drum mountain Agricultural Temple | Mainly engaged in meditation and farming, dharma drum mountain is a religious group in Taiwan Province, founded by the feast master. Nongchan Temple is located in Daye Road, Beitou District, near the MRT Qiyan Station. It was completed in 197 1 year, and was officially completed and put into use in 1975. Mainly practice meditation and make a living by farming. The purpose of the temple is to engage in Buddhist education, culture and social care, and actively promote Buddhism and the spirit of Buddhism in China. Nongchan Temple was later rebuilt. According to the instructions of the feast master, architect Yao Renxi created the famous Shuiyue Dojo with the design concept of "flowers in the air and moons in the water". Nongchan Temple adheres to the concept of simplicity and conciseness, which is not as complicated, redundant, refreshing and generous as other temples. From a distance, the Dojo on the surface of the pool and the reflection in the water seem to represent the coexistence of truth and emptiness. A whole row of gray-white corridors by the pool gives a refreshing and clean impression, and the diamond sutra with more than 5,000 words is engraved on the wall. During the day, under the sunshine, the garden is bright and quiet; In the evening, surrounded by the dark night, the brightly lit Dojo adds a bit of mystery. The temple is solemn and disciplined. Visitors should pay attention to the relevant regulations, wear solemn and simple clothes, observe the virtue of saving, and keep the volume low and don't laugh. Editor's recommendation: The beautiful private scenic spots in Taipei will take you away from the crowds, so how can you miss it when you walk in the spring during the New Year? ) ▼ Damo Gushan Agricultural Temple (Photo: Chen) | Mr. Yu Youren's Summer Resort departs from Beitou Park, and along the way, you will see Beitou Library and Hot Spring Museum, which are located behind them on the hillside with higher terrain. Built in A.D. 1930, it is the summer resort of former supervisor Mr. Yu Youren. Mr. Yu Youren is good at calligraphy, especially in cursive script, and enjoys the reputation of "four great calligraphers in the Republic of China". As soon as you enter the park, you can see Mr. Yu Youren's autographed signboard. In addition, many of his calligraphy works are kept in Mei Ting, which is a place where calligraphy lovers must make a pilgrimage. Mei Ting is divided into two floors, and the upper floor is a Japanese-style wooden building. During the day, sunlight penetrates into the house through the wooden window lattice, interweaving with the green outside the window to form a vibrant landscape. The air defense room built of lower concrete was built during the Pacific War, echoing the ruins of the air defense trench on the side, which is of great historical and epoch significance. Recently, Beishi * * * has also actively set up exhibitions in Mei Ting, combining with the surrounding tourist attractions to promote the local culture of Beitou. When you come to Mei Ting, you can not only enjoy the summer vacation and the quiet atmosphere of nature, but also learn more local stories through the introduction of indoor display. It is a popular attraction that is entertaining and entertaining. ▼ Mei Ting (photo: Huang Yihe) ◎ Special snack Aizaizai braised pork rice will be tasted after a long queue, which is the favorite nostalgic taste of local people. Address: 2nd floor, No.30 Xinshi Street, Beitou District, Taipei (booth No.436, Beitou Market) Tel: 0932-386-789 Business hours: 07: 00? 13: 30 (until it is sold out) (Monday and Thursday are public holidays) Cai Yuanyi's black tea is a well-known local old drink shop, which has a good taste for half a century. Address: No.5, Xinshi Street/KLOC-0 (Beitou Market), Beitou District, Taipei Tel: 02-289 1-0602 08: 00? 22: 00 (Monday is a public holiday) Travelers lead the way | Witch's hometown: Smoked Hot Spring Town in the forties and fifties of the Republic of China (195 1? 1960), Beitou was known as "Hollywood of Taiwan Province movies", and many films were set in Beitou. There is a guitar bridge that spans Beitou Creek and has gone through a hundred years. It is the shooting scene of the famous old Taiwan Province film Guitar in the hot spring. When visiting this place, you might as well come to Dangdang to be a handsome hero and stand on the bridge and take a picture! Beitou Locomotive Express Line was launched in 1950s and 1960s (196 1? 1970), it was quite popular. At that time, the locomotive was a means of transportation for transporting hotel ladies to and from various places. With the change of the times, the traffic is more and more convenient and developed, and the demand for locomotive express delivery has dropped sharply. Now it has become one of the local characteristics, mainly serving local residents or providing different experiences for visiting tourists. In addition to feeling the things left by the shuttle in history, it takes less than ten minutes to reach the Beitou market by walking along Guangming Road. Beitou market is the oldest traditional market in Taipei. There are many delicious copper coins on the second floor of the market. For example, braised pork rice, chicken rolls, rice noodle soup, cakes, ice stalls, meat soup, etc., no matter how long the queue is, you will eat it. Here, even in the casual corner, you can also eat memorable snacks. Introduction to Traveler | Li Qingyi, the father of three children, claims to be a handsome father and loves to take his children out for running. Beitou is a place where the family often goes. Seeing a child's happy smile is like going back to childhood. (Photo: Zhang Yujing) The internal summary comes from "Leyou Taiwan Province Province: 30 scenic spots in Taiwan Province Province that must be visited in this life, bringing you the most different authentic taste"/Leyou Team/Siyu Wenchuang.