Pray for Wealth, Make a Wish, and Explore Jiufen – All in One Relaxing Private Day Trip
Itinerary：
Shiding Caishen (God of Wealth) Temple → Shifen Old Street → Shifen Waterfall → Jiufen Old Street
One Day Trip
Taipei
8hours/10hours
mandarin,english,Japaness,cantonese
Pick-up and drop-off service
2079 visits
Start your day with a spiritual visit to the famous Caishen Temple, where locals pray for prosperity and fortune. Then, head to Shifen Old Street to write your wishes on a sky lantern and watch it float into the sky—an unforgettable experience for couples, friends, or solo travelers. End the day at Jiufen, a charming hillside town known for its lantern-lit alleys, tea houses, and mountain views. This private car tour gives you flexibility, comfort, and local insights—all in one worry-free ride from Taipei.
Itinerary Intro
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Shiding God of Wealth Temple
Located in Shiding District, New Taipei City, the Shiding God of Wealth Temple is one of northern Taiwan’s most well-known destinations for those seeking prosperity and good fortune. The temple enshrines multiple deities, including the Five Gods of Wealth, Wenchang Dijun (God of Literature), and Guanyin Bodhisattva. Built into the mountainside, the temple combines a sense of majesty with a welcoming atmosphere. It is especially popular during Lunar New Year and major festivals, when visitors come to light blessing lamps and pray for financial success. A perfect blend of spirituality and local culture.
Shifen Waterfall is often called the “Niagara of Taiwan” for its wide curtain-like cascade. Located near Shifen Old Street, it’s easily accessible via scenic walking trails, making it a favorite stop for families and nature lovers.
Releasing sky lanterns in Shifen is a symbolic experience of hope and blessings. Visitors write their wishes on colorful lanterns and release them along the train tracks — a uniquely romantic and cultural activity on the Pingxi railway line.
Jiufen Old Street is a historic hillside town with Japanese-era architecture, red lanterns, and narrow cobbled alleys lined with food stalls and teahouses. It’s a top “Taiwan old-town experience,” especially magical at dusk when the lanterns light up the night.
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