My last little day trip in Taiwan to visit an area near Taipei called Beitou which is famous for its hot springs and food.
You arrive a Beitou via the main Taipei metro, however, as the train which connects to Beitou mainly services tourists, it looks a little different to most trains in Taipei. I love how the prawns look so delighted at the prospect of being eaten!
My main reason for visiting Beitou was to visit the Hot Springs museum - this was originally built by the Japanese during colonial rule. Unfortunatly there isn't a lot of English in this old building, but it is a beautiful old building and it is a lot of fun to have a look around the building and the surrounding grounds and gardens.
My other stop in Beitou was the museum of indigenous people - although this museum is pretty small its really interesting and gives you an insight to just how many different indigenous groups there are in Taiwan.
I finished off the day with some awesome Japanese food and a view of Beitou.
You arrive a Beitou via the main Taipei metro, however, as the train which connects to Beitou mainly services tourists, it looks a little different to most trains in Taipei. I love how the prawns look so delighted at the prospect of being eaten!
My main reason for visiting Beitou was to visit the Hot Springs museum - this was originally built by the Japanese during colonial rule. Unfortunatly there isn't a lot of English in this old building, but it is a beautiful old building and it is a lot of fun to have a look around the building and the surrounding grounds and gardens.
My other stop in Beitou was the museum of indigenous people - although this museum is pretty small its really interesting and gives you an insight to just how many different indigenous groups there are in Taiwan.
I finished off the day with some awesome Japanese food and a view of Beitou.
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