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There are four relatively well-renown streets in Jiufen among which includes Jishan Street, otherwise known as Dark Street. Rain or shine the street never sees the sun’s rays of light and it is usually packed with people, particularly on weekends and holidays. The other three streets also frequented by visitors are known as Cingbian Road, Ciche Road and Jianci Road. It is recommended that tourists slow down, for on these ancient lanes and alleys, perhaps when least expected, a picture perfect moment shall be availed of the careful eye.
Information
- Themes
- Historic Sites Family Activities 101 Highlights Themed Shopping Areas
- Subject
- Family、Campus teaching
- Suggested Months for Visiting
- All year
- Address
- Jiufenjishan Street, Ruifang Dist., New Taipei City Taiwan, R.O.C
Services & Facilities
- Dinning
- Shopping
- Toilets
Transportaiton
TripAdvisor Reviews
4594 Reviews Write a ReviewdebbyC91
Traveler type:
Solo travel
A big fan of spirited away!!
2018-04If u wish to avoid big crowds, visit on weekdays instead. This place is packed with tourist. Came in the evening if u want to see the lantern lights up. So lively and beautiful view. Do try the famous taro and sweet potato ballsGerald L
Traveler type:
Family
Sunset from Jiufen Old Street
2018-04managed to catch the beautiful sunset when we reached Jiufen. it was just the perfect moment for this breathtaking shot.Gogsblore
Bangalore
Traveler type:
Couples
Ful of Energy & people
2018-04Good place to visit. Full of small and big eating places, souveniers etc. Very crowded and packed but spotlessly clean. Must visitTravellover6128
San Francisco, California
Traveler type:
Couples
Fun to walk around but super busy
2018-04We visited mid week, when I thought it was busy. However our guide said at the weekend it was much more chaotic! It’s definitely geared up for the tourists, however it is fun to walk around the small market and look at the food and drink on offer!Acineto
Traveler type:
Family
Food and Souvenirs
2017-12Stopped by as part of a day tour and this was the highlight of the trip. The street was busy and packed but I think that was part of the experience. The street was lined with shops, mostly selling food or souvenirs. The food shops were all tempting, selling food from savoury to sweet. We were only there for about 40 minutes due to time constraints, which was not enough time to have a proper look around. Although it was easier to come with a tour, it looks like you are able to catch a bus from Taipei city to get here but it does look like quite an effort. It would be a nice day trip to shop and eat.
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