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The East Gate, a true architectural gem, stands proudly on a sturdy granite base with an elegant arched walkway inviting you to explore its history. Originally crafted from wood, the upper half of the gate was later reconstructed in concrete, giving

The museum is housed in a building that has a rich and fascinating history. Originally constructed in 1936, it served as the Hsinchu Civic Hall and was used as a residence for Japanese royalty and a banquet hall. Once Taiwan was liberated in 1945, th

Nestled in the heart of Hsinchu, the City God Temple, or Chenghuang Temple, stands as a revered sanctum, celebrated as the most prestigious among all City God temples in Taiwan. Its reputation shines brightly, thanks to the potent spiritual protectio

Eighteen Peaks Mountain, known locally as Shibajian, gracefully arches through Hsinchu County in a sweeping north-south curve. This crescent-shaped forest park was thoughtfully developed during the Japanese Colonial Era and stretches approximately 7

Imagine stepping into a piece of history nestled in the heart of Taiwan. Built in 1933, the Yule Theater was a trailblazer, being the very first air-conditioned theater in the country. With a seating capacity for 500, it was a marvel of its time, ble