Top Things to do in Neihu
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Top 10 Things to do in Neihu, Taipei
Discover the best top things to do in Neihu, Taiwan including Shawa Canyoning, Huyue Massage, Hushan No.6 Park, Neihu Flower Market, Bishanyan Kaizhang Shengwang Temple, Dahu Park, Dagou Riverside Park, Jin Mian Shan Trail, Neigou River Scenic and Ecological Trail, Bihu Hiking Trail.
Restaurants in Neihu
1. Shawa Canyoning
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 91 reviews
SHAWA CANYONING offers the best canyoning and river tracing tours you can find in Taiwan. Also rock climbing in Long-dong. We use only world standard equipment. We are all well-trained guides, and enthusiastic of these activities. If you like to see real beauty of Taiwan (Formosa), and looking for some exciting things to do. Book now! Pick-up and drop-off at one of Taipei MRT stations available.
2. Huyue Massage
3. Hushan No.6 Park
4. Neihu Flower Market
5. Bishanyan Kaizhang Shengwang Temple
6. Dahu Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By slabster - Taipei, Taiwan
Previously, I come here to bring friends to see the moon bridge at night and do a little bit of catching up. But I found out about the trails nearby and Dahu Park has become our starting and ending point. From Dahu Park, cross the street and find Burger King, that's where the trail starts. The trail is about 8km (11km from step tracker) and about 4hrs to finish: Dahu Park > Dagouxi Waterfront Park (大溝溪生態治水園區) > Yeh Ancestral Temple (全臺葉姓祖廟)> Yuanjue Falls (圓覺瀑布) > Baishihu Suspension Bridge (白石湖吊橋) > Liyushan (鯉魚山) > Yeh Ancestral Temple > Bihu Trail (碧湖步道) > Bishan Park (碧山公園) > Dahu Park We had dinner in a hotpot/barbecue combination restaurant which also just a few meters from the MRT.
7. Dagou Riverside Park
8. Jin Mian Shan Trail
9. Neigou River Scenic and Ecological Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Originating from an altitude of 450 meters in Kengtou Mountain, Neihu District, the Neigou River flows southeastward and empties into Keelung River at approximately 500 meters upstream from Nanhu Bridge. This 6,817-meter long river occupies an area of 422 hectares with a 41% average slope in the catchment area; it is known for numerous interesting spots on the forested hillside of Taipei City. In addition to the stones piled up to form gaps that provide habitats for aquatic animals, Neigou River gives the general public greater access to some waterfront fun.
10. Bihu Hiking Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
The 1,327-meter Bihu Hiking Trail connects Alley 12, Lane 60, Sec. 3 of Neihu Rd. and Lane 131 of Dahu St. It is inhabited by various species of fauna and flora, such as the Taiwan Blue Magpie, Crested Serpent Eagle, Pallas’s squirrel and the Indian Cabbage White butterfly. The favorable weather, water and soil conditions also enable Taiwan Acacia, Large-leaved Nanmu, ferns and shade-tolerant native plants to thrive in Bihu, which was once a coal-mining boom town under the jurisdiction of the Taiwan Provincial Government. To illustrate the progress of regional history and culture, a nostalgically simulated Xinfuben Mine, complete with a mine tunnel, rails and cinder-loaded mining cart was launched (at 1k+000) on the footpath. Bihu Hiking Trail is perfect for weekend recreation as it lies close to Mt. Zhongyong, Mt. Liyu, the Yuanjue Temple Hiking Trail, Yuanjue Waterfall, Dahu Park, and other attractions popular with hikers. With street lighting available along the length, Bihu Hiking Trail is perfect for taking in Taipei’s beautiful nightscape.
