▲The photo collage shows Maokong Soil and Water Conservation Park (left) and Pothole Suspension Bridge. (Courtesy of Taipei city government / Taipei Walker)
When it comes to Taipei’s Maokong, the first thing that comes to your mind may be taking a gondola ride and sampling some tea.
There are many other natural attractions in the Maokong area though, including Potholes suspension bridge, Zhangshu trail, Zhangshan temple and Mingde temple’s lookout, making it the best weekend getaway destination.
You can take a ride on the Gondola to Maokong, stroll along the ” Zhangshu trail” and take #Instaworthy photos in front of the lake. What’s more? Every year, between February and March, pink and purple lupine flowers are in full blossom.
There are also art installations along the rural road that is perfect for a family trip. The nearby “YinheCave” is a must-see.
▲貓空纜車 | Maokong Gondola (Courtesy of Taipei city government/Taipei Walker)經過多次整修的「水土保持園區」則是可以站在茶園木棧階梯步道上拍出夢幻照片。
After years of renovations, the “MaokongSoil and Water Conservation Park” is a place where you can take stunning photos from the staired walkway among the tea plantation.
The naturally formed “pothole trail,” features many of the quirky shaped potholes, making it a perfect photo-op spot. At the end of the trail, there is a “Pothole Suspension Bridge” where you feel like wandering in the jungle.
At night, you can also enjoy the night view at the “Zhangshan Temple” or the perfect lookout at Mingde temple which offers panoramic views of Greater Taipei.
▲到了夜晚就一定要看一場百萬夜景秀，不論是在「樟山寺」還是較為隱密的「望遠亭」，都可以將大台北夜景一覽無遺。| At night, you must enjoy the night view at the “ZhangshanTemple” or the perfect lookout atMingdetemple which offers panoramic views of Greater Taipei.(Courtesy of Taipei city government/Taipei Walker)原文自《The China Post》
