Neiwan and Beipu are home to large Hakka communities, the cultural influence of which can be seen in the local architecture and cuisine.
Neiwan Train Station
This station welcomes visitors with rustic charm and scenic surroundings. The building is colorfully
adorned with illustrations by a well-known local cartoonist. The old part of town is located just across the street.
From Taipei Main Station take the train to Hsinchu and then take the Neiwan Branch Line to Neiwan.
Neiwan Suspension Bridge
This 14.7-meter-long bridge spans the Youluo River in the town of Neiwan. The bridge offers an excellent vantage from which to enjoy the picturesque views of the surrounding mountains and the river passing below. The riverbanks under the bridge are popular fishing spots.
Neiwan Village, Hengshan Township, Hsinchu County From Taipei Main Station take the train to Hsinchu. Then take the Neiwan Branch Line to Neiwan and walk to the bridge.
Neiwan Theater Hakka Restaurant
This 50-plus-year-old theater recalls the early logging days of Neiwan. The theater has been repurposed as a restaurant where diners can enjoy old movies while they eat.
227 Zhongzhen Rd., Hengshan Township, Hsinchu County (03)584-9260 Weekdays 11:00~18:30 Sat. & Sun. 11:00～20:30 Lunar New Year's Eve From Taipei Main Station take the train to Hsinchu. Then take the Neiwan Branch Line to Neiwan.
Ginger Lily Rice Tamales
These glutinous rice tamales are a trademark snack of Hengshan Township, which is known for its fragrant ginger lily blooms. The tamales made at Fan Ama's (Granny Fan's) are considered among the
best in town.
45 Zhongzhen Rd. , Hengshan Township, Xinzhu County Weekdays 09:30 until sold out; Weekends/holidays 08:00 until sold out Closed irregularly From Taipei Main Station take the train to Hsinchu. Then take the Neiwan Branch Line to Neiwan.
Beipu Old Street
Beipu Township in Xinzhu County is deeply rooted in Hakka culture. It is also a historic town, with several well-preserved old buildings, from the Qiang A-Xin House, Jin Guang Fu Estate to Qisen Temple and Tianshui Hall.
Beipu Township, Xinzhu County From Xinzhu Train Station take the Gongguanbound Xinzhu Bus to Zhudong and then take the Beipu Bus to Beipu.
Neiwan Train Station
This station welcomes visitors with rustic charm and scenic surroundings. The building is colorfully
adorned with illustrations by a well-known local cartoonist. The old part of town is located just across the street.
From Taipei Main Station take the train to Hsinchu and then take the Neiwan Branch Line to Neiwan.
Neiwan Suspension Bridge
This 14.7-meter-long bridge spans the Youluo River in the town of Neiwan. The bridge offers an excellent vantage from which to enjoy the picturesque views of the surrounding mountains and the river passing below. The riverbanks under the bridge are popular fishing spots.
Neiwan Village, Hengshan Township, Hsinchu County From Taipei Main Station take the train to Hsinchu. Then take the Neiwan Branch Line to Neiwan and walk to the bridge.
Neiwan Theater Hakka Restaurant
This 50-plus-year-old theater recalls the early logging days of Neiwan. The theater has been repurposed as a restaurant where diners can enjoy old movies while they eat.
227 Zhongzhen Rd., Hengshan Township, Hsinchu County (03)584-9260 Weekdays 11:00~18:30 Sat. & Sun. 11:00～20:30 Lunar New Year's Eve From Taipei Main Station take the train to Hsinchu. Then take the Neiwan Branch Line to Neiwan.
Ginger Lily Rice Tamales
These glutinous rice tamales are a trademark snack of Hengshan Township, which is known for its fragrant ginger lily blooms. The tamales made at Fan Ama's (Granny Fan's) are considered among the
best in town.
45 Zhongzhen Rd. , Hengshan Township, Xinzhu County Weekdays 09:30 until sold out; Weekends/holidays 08:00 until sold out Closed irregularly From Taipei Main Station take the train to Hsinchu. Then take the Neiwan Branch Line to Neiwan.
Beipu Old Street
Beipu Township in Xinzhu County is deeply rooted in Hakka culture. It is also a historic town, with several well-preserved old buildings, from the Qiang A-Xin House, Jin Guang Fu Estate to Qisen Temple and Tianshui Hall.
Beipu Township, Xinzhu County From Xinzhu Train Station take the Gongguanbound Xinzhu Bus to Zhudong and then take the Beipu Bus to Beipu.