Pine Garden was built during the Japanese occupation as a military command post. Pine trees, imported from Japan were planted here. Many are now suffering from disease but are still impressive. The grounds are peaceful. The buildings are only of historical value and are not...More

This is a good place for some photo taking. The admission fee is $50 taiwanese dollar per person. There aren't a lot to do. I would recommend about 1 hour max. at this place.

It was 50 NT to get in. My favorite thing here was the bomb shelter, I actually almost missed it. It's on the North side of the building. The view was also beautiful. The building had an art gallery in it. There were a lot...More

Came here for the history and heritage but was disappointed. Not much information available and information on the walls was only available in mandarin so if you can't read Chinese it is difficult to understand much as the English brochure provided minimal content. It's a...More

The place boast great scenery on top of the hill, beautiful pine trees somewhat trimmed sideways from the strond winds, that come each summer in Taifoon season.

We went on a hot day but the location on top of a hill meant cool sea breeze in the shade. This makes our visit very comfortable, even in the restaurant without air-conditioning. Everything seems to slow down here so you can just relax &...More

Tranquil place with a beautiful view of the ocean and hundred year old pine trees. There is an entrance fee for foreigners which is redeemable for an ice cream at the café. Be prepared with insect repellant though when sitting there. I like the old...More