Keelung

KC's hometown, a vibrant port city in northern Taiwan, is known for its scenic waterfront, historic sites, and lively markets. 

Keelung Night Market: One of Taiwan's most famous night markets, it offers a variety of delicious street food, local snacks, and bustling energy. Don't miss the chance to try the city's signature dishes like Dingbiancuo (potage soup) and bubble ice. 

Heping Island Park: This coastal park features unique rock formations, beautiful seaside views, and walking trails. It's a great place to enjoy the natural beauty and take in the fresh sea breeze. 

Ershawan Fort: A historic fortification from the Qing Dynasty, it offers panoramic views of Keelung Harbor and the surrounding area. The site provides insights into Taiwan's military history and strategic significance. 

Zhongzheng Park: Located on a hillside, this park offers a peaceful retreat with a large statue of Guanyin, the Goddess of Mercy, overlooking the city. The park's serene environment makes it perfect for a leisurely stroll. 

Keelung Maritime Plaza: A modern waterfront area with a boardwalk, sculptures, and a great view of the harbor. It's a popular spot for a relaxing walk and enjoying the coastal scenery. 

Baimiweng Fort: Also known as Holland Castle, this fort offers a glimpse into Keelung's colonial past with its remnants from the Dutch and Spanish colonial periods. The site includes tunnels, old artillery emplacements, and a fascinating history. 

Badouzi Fishing Port: A lively fishing port with a seafood market and restaurants where you can enjoy fresh catches. The area also has scenic coastal walks and beautiful ocean views. 

Fairy Cave: Also known as Xiandongyan Zuisheng Temple, this natural sea cave is a unique and enchanting place of worship. The cave has been a shrine and resting place for fishermen since the Qing Dynasty and was later converted into a Buddhist temple during the Japanese colonial period. 

National Museum of Marine Science and Technology: Located near Badouzi, this museum offers interactive exhibits on marine life, oceanography, and maritime technology. It's an educational and fun experience for visitors of all ages.