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No.01
Banqiao District

Xinban Special District

新板特區

Xinban Special District — city hall, a civic square and department stores around Banqiao Station's four-rail hub

No.02
Banqiao District

Banqiao Fuzhong

板橋・府中

Banqiao's old town centre, ringed by Lin Family Mansion and Garden, cram schools, and Nanya Night Market

No.03
Banqiao District

Jiangzicui

江子翠

Jiangzicui, New Taipei's gateway to Taipei — Shuangshi Road lined with chain stores and dense apartments

No.04
Banqiao District

Banqiao Xinpu

板橋・新埔

Around Xinpu Station — market and university by day, Yumin Street night market after dark

No.05
Yonghe District

Yonghe Dingxi

永和・頂溪

Dingxi — soy milk shops at the Zhongzheng Bridge end and Lehua Night Market, with Taipei just across the bridge

No.06
Yonghe District

Yongan Market & Park No.4

永安市場・四號公園

Park No. 4, an 11-hectare park with a library built right inside

No.07
Zhonghe District

Zhonghe Jingan

中和・景安

Two MRT lines meet at one junction in a small neighbourhood you can walk end to end

No.08
Zhonghe District

Zhonghe Nanshijiao

中和・南勢角

Xingnan Night Market and Myanmar Street, houses built all the way to the foot of the hills

No.09
Sanchong District

Sanchong Sanhe

三重・三和/台北橋

Old streets at the Taipei Bridge end: morning market, then night market

No.10
Luzhou District

Luzhou

蘆洲・徐匯

The MRT station on Jixian Road connects to a shopping centre, and Sanchong is just across the road

No.11
Luzhou District

Luzhou Temple Front

蘆洲・廟口

A morning market by the temple that turns into a night market, and an old settlement with the Li Family Residence, a national monument

No.12
Xinzhuang District

Xinzhuang Fuduxin

新莊副都心

New high-rises and wide roads, a secondary centre of office towers and shopping malls

No.13
Xinzhuang District

Xinzhuang Old Street

新莊老街/新莊站

Temple street night market and three old temples, an old market street from the days of the Tamsui River's inner harbour

No.14
Xindian District

Xindian Dapinglin

新店・大坪林/七張

Two MRT lines meet at Dapinglin, city living along Beixin Road

No.15
Xindian District

Xindian Office & Xiaobitan

新店・區公所/小碧潭

Shi'erzhang's old town centre, beside Liugong Park, west to Xiaobitan and Meihe City

No.16
Xindian District

Xindian Yangbei & Shisizhang

新店・央北/十四張

Beside Shisizhang Historical Park, Zhongyang Xincun sits alongside the new Yangbei housing

No.17
Xindian District

Xindian Bitan

新店・碧潭

An old street by Bitan Suspension Bridge, with 800 metres of Guangming Street selling rice noodle soup and fried tofu

No.18
Tamsui District

Tamsui Old Street

淡水老街/捷運站

An old street with a riverside walk for sunsets, backed by Tamkang University's hill

No.19
Tamsui District

Danhai New Town

淡海新市鎮

Danhai New Town, where the light rail runs through, with large tracts of land in the north left for later development

No.20
Xizhi District

Xizhi Xike

汐止・汐科

A commuter district between two TRA stations, with office towers to the south

No.21
Linkou District

Linkou New Town

林口新市鎮

A new town full of new high-rises, with the Airport MRT running direct to the airport and to Taipei

No.22
Tucheng District

Tucheng Haishan

土城・海山

Shops along Yumin Road by Haishan Station, with schools from primary to vocational high school all in the neighbourhood

No.23
Tucheng District

Tucheng Town Centre

土城・土城市區

Where the name Tucheng began — district office, primary school and market all beside Tucheng Station

No.24
Shulin District

Shulin Station

樹林車站

Old market streets on both sides of a station that spans the tracks, with a night market on Bo'ai Street

No.25
Yingge District

Yingge Old Street

鶯歌老街

The old street of northern Taiwan's pottery town, selling ceramics, with hands-on pottery making too

No.26
Sanxia District

Sanxia Beida

三峽・北大特區

A university town of grid-planned streets, high-rise communities and a university campus

No.27
Sanxia District

Sanxia Old Street

三峽老街

Red-brick old street by the Zushi Temple, once known for cloth dyeing

No.28
Yonghe District

Yonghe Xiulang

永和・秀朗

By the Xindian River dike, home to Xiulang Elementary, which once had more than 10,000 students

No.29
Zhonghe District

Zhonghe Zhongyuan

中和・中原/員山

A riverside strip where industry gave way to housing — the left bank of Zhonghe

No.30
Zhonghe District

Zhonghe Jisui

中和・積穗

A public market and the remains of Haishan Shrine within an old community in Jisui, Zhonghe

No.31
Sanchong District

Sanchong Wuhua Street

三重・五華街

Shop after shop along Wuhua Street; Bihua Street once had two hundred fabric shops

No.32
Banqiao District

Banqiao Far Eastern Hospital

板橋・亞東醫院

Residential south Banqiao, where Far Eastern Hospital and a university connect to the MRT station

No.33
Xinzhuang District

Xinzhuang Xisheng

新莊・西盛

A densely packed residential area in southern Xinzhuang, home to the Xisheng temple fair in the tenth lunar month

No.34
Sanchong District

Sanchong Cailiao

三重・菜寮

Sanchong's administrative hub, with the city hospital, a park and a sports ground all by the station

No.35
Xinzhuang District

Xinzhuang Touqian

新莊・頭前

Touqianzhuang Station, where two MRT lines meet, by a wide tree-lined boulevard in a reorganised development zone

No.36
Banqiao District

Banqiao Puqian

板橋・埔墘

Zhongshan Road Section 2 runs to Guangfu Bridge, with the market and primary school clustered around Banxin Station

No.37
Zhonghe District

Zhonghe City Centre

中和・中和市區

Old town centre that grew up around the Zhonghe Grand Temple, by Zhonghe Station on the Circular Line

No.38
Sanchong District

Sanchong Sanhe Junior High

三重・三和國中

By Sanhe Junior High School Station, a junior high, a senior high and a vocational school one after another

No.39
Zhonghe District

Zhonghe Qiaohe

中和・橋和

South of Qiaohe Station, just across the road from the sports park and hospital

No.40
Sanchong District

Sanchong Jimei

三重・集美

Jimei Street's education-minded residential area, within walking distance of the Social Education Hall, Rose Park and the market

No.41
Banqiao District

Banqiao Chongqing

板橋・重慶

After shopping at the evening market, a loop on the newly paved walkway around Chongqing Elementary School

No.42
Banqiao District

Banqiao Fuzhou

板橋・浮洲

Living in a bend of the Dahan River, where walks and bike rides head for the riverside wetlands

No.43
Banqiao District

Banqiao Houpu

板橋・後埔

Walking the kids to school on traffic-calmed streets, and going to Shijian Street to see a doctor

No.44
Banqiao District

Banqiao Jiangcui North

板橋・江翠北

Newly laid-out blocks by the Dahan River, where young families are moving in one by one

No.45
Banqiao District

Banqiao Shehou

板橋・社後

Taking the kids to Guoguang Park after school, and to the lawns of the 435 Art Zone at weekends

No.46
Banqiao District

Banqiao Xikun

板橋・溪崑

Groceries and the doctor both on Xikun 2nd Street, and a game at Xibei Park in the evening

No.47
Luzhou District

Luzhou Huiyao

蘆洲・灰磘

Life on Chang'an Street, where groceries, meals and the doctor are all close by

No.48
Luzhou District

Luzhou Nangangzi

蘆洲・南港子

In the park amid the grid of streets, the willows came from the banks of the old vegetable fields

No.49
Sanchong District

Sanchong Erchong

三重・二重

Buying groceries on Sanmin Street, with six local parks to take turns walking in

No.50
Sanchong District

Sanchong Xiansegong

三重・先嗇宮

Children play baseball at the primary school facing the old temple, and cycle to the floodway riverside on days off

No.51
Sanchong District

Sanchong Xuhui

三重・徐匯

Living on the Sanchong side of the district line, walking to Xingfu Market on Sanhe Road for groceries

No.52
Xinzhuang District

Xinzhuang Danfeng-Huilong

新莊・丹鳳/迴龍

Primary school, secondary school and parks all within walking distance, where children grow up

No.53
Xinzhuang District

Xinzhuang Fu Jen

新莊・輔大

Breakfast shops and a traditional market on Jianguo Road, one everyday street shared by Fu Jen students and residents

No.54
Xinzhuang District

Xinzhuang Siwei

新莊・四維

A few minutes' walk to the market and clinics, with daily life revolving around Siwei Road

No.55
Xinzhuang District

Xinzhuang Xingfu

新莊・幸福

Living in the lanes off Xingfu Road, with supermarkets and big stores lined up along your way out

No.56
Xinzhuang District

Xinzhuang Zhonggang

新莊・中港

Blocks of flats grown from lotus ponds and paddy fields, with school runs and shopping all on Zhongping Road

No.57
Banqiao District

Banqiao Xinhai

板橋・新海

Life in an older Banqiao apartment complex, with the doctor, school and everyday shopping all on foot

No.58
Luzhou District

Luzhou Shuinan

蘆洲・水湳

A few steps from school to the park and the library, with Minzu Road tying Shuinan's old streets together

No.59
Tamsui District

Tamsui Zhuwei

淡水・竹圍

Living on the riverbank among the mangroves, cycling along the river to Tamsui in the evening

No.60
Tucheng District

Tucheng Dingpu

土城・頂埔

Groceries from the evening market after work, and weekend rides along the Dahan River

No.61
Tucheng District

Tucheng Qingshui

土城・清水

By day, buying groceries on Qingshui Road; by night, strolling to the night market on Yanji Street

No.62
Xindian District

Xindian Ankeng

新店・安坑

Moving into a big estate on the Tutan hillside, where Taipei Xiaocheng's detached and semi-detached houses climb all the way up the slope

No.63
Xinzhuang District

Xinzhuang Fengnian

新莊・豐年

Out of Fengnian Elementary School and into the park, then a few more steps to the riverside: children grow up here

No.64
Xinzhuang District

Xinzhuang Xintai

新莊・新泰

Swimming, running and taking the kids to the children's park, all a short walk away in the sports park

No.65
Xizhi District

Xizhi Cathay Hospital

汐止・國泰醫院

An older residential area set back from the main roads, with the hospital down a lane and an evening walk to the Keelung River

No.66
Xizhi District

Xizhi Zhangshuwan

汐止・樟樹灣

Mornings for groceries at Zhonghou Market, evenings for dinner at Zhangshu Night Market

No.67
Zhonghe District

Zhonghe Jinhe

中和・錦和

Downstairs and into Jinhe Sports Park, then after a run, up the trail on Zhongkeng Hill

No.68
Zhonghe District

Zhonghe Xiulang Bridge

中和・秀朗橋

Evening bike rides and ball games by the Xindian River, then home to the lanes of old flats

No.69
Zhonghe District

Zhonghe Ziqiang

中和・自強

Tightly packed homes, yet the street corner still keeps a small park you can climb to the top of

No.70
Sanxia District

Sanxia Longpu

三峽・龍埔

Living by the water where the Sanxia River meets Hengxi Creek, and seeing the lanterns at Guangxing Temple at the Lantern Festival

No.71
Shulin District

Shulin Ganyuan

樹林・柑園

Living beside the century-old primary school on Ganyuan Street, with farmland just beyond

No.72
Shulin District

Shulin Nanshulin

樹林・南樹林

Commuting from a small station beside the rail yard, and stepping off to buy everyday things on Zhongshan Road Section 3

No.73
Shulin District

Shulin Shanjia

樹林・山佳

A few minutes' walk to the century-old heritage station, and evenings at the railway park looking at the old locomotives

No.74
Xindian District

Xindian Ankang

新店・安康

Groceries from Ankang Market, and for a walk, the Xindian riverside one way or the wooded slope behind the tower blocks the other

No.75
Xindian District

Xindian Shuangcheng

新店・雙城

Live by the first stop of the Ankeng Light Rail, where the trains from the hillside depot start their run

No.76
Yingge District

Yingge Fengming

鶯歌・鳳鳴

New square blocks on the plain, with schools close by and one park after another

No.77
Linkou District

Linkou Liyuan

林口・麗園

Living on a quiet lane of townhouses and villas, a short walk from Dongshi Market for groceries

No.78
Linkou District

Linkou Old Town

林口・舊市區

Buying groceries on a kilometre-long old street, Linkou's oldest commercial strip

No.79
Taishan District

Taishan Guihe–Mingzhi

泰山・貴和/明志

In the narrow lanes of an old residential area, long-time locals live next door to Ming Chi University of Technology students

No.80
Taishan District

Taishan Old Town

泰山・舊市區

Breakfast picked along Mingzhi Road, groceries from the public market, a stroll round Cixiu Park

No.81
Tamsui District

Tamsui Ganzhen–Denggong

淡水・竿蓁/鄧公

Studios on Xuefu Road change tenants with the university term, while hillside homes up Pingding Road look out to the mountains or the river

No.82
Wugu District

Wugu Chengzhou

五股・成州

Chengtai Road is where you go for groceries — old market and supermarket strung together along the street

No.83
Wugu District

Wugu Gongshang Road

五股・工商路

At dusk, the market at the end of Gongshang Road fills with people — old neighbours who've lived here for decades

No.84
Wugu District

Wugu Shuidui

五股・水碓

At night, walk up to Shuidui Viewing Park and the lights of Greater Taipei are spread out below you

No.85
Shenkeng District

Shenkeng Old Street & Tungnan University

深坑・老街/東南科大

A small town ringed by hills, where neighbours chat under the old bishop wood tree at the head of the Old Street

No.86
Xindian District

Xindian Bitan West Bank

新店・碧潭左岸

Across the Bitan Suspension Bridge, a home in the hillside estates at the foot of Hemeishan

No.87
Xindian District

Xindian Qingtan

新店・青潭/北宜

Home between the Xindian River and the hillside, with wooded hills on either side of the estates

No.88
Xizhi District

Xizhi Jiangbei

汐止・江北

Living on the north bank of the Keelung River, following Xiwan Road up into the hills

No.89
Xizhi District

Xizhi Jinlong

汐止・金龍

An evening lap of Jinlong Lake, and children walking to Jinlong Elementary

No.90
Sanxia District

Sanxia Anxi

三峽・安溪

Beneath the old flats on Anxi Road and Guangming Road, noodle stalls and small shops that have been running for years

No.91
Sanxia District

Sanxia Zhongyuan

三峽・中園

Lanes of almost nothing but homes, and at weekends a walk west puts you on the Yuanwei Mountain Trail

No.92
Shulin District

Shulin Pengfu and Zhonghua Road

樹林・彭福/中華路

The Zhonghua Road area keeps its own character, and groceries mean a walk into the lanes off Taishun Street to Pengcuo Market

No.93
Shulin District

Shulin Sanduo

樹林・三多

An evening stroll to the night market on Section 2 of Bao'an Street, the same street as the children's primary school

No.94
Shulin District

Shulin Xiutai

樹林・秀泰

Every year on Dadaogong's birthday, the temple fair comes alive beside Bao'an Market, where you buy your groceries

No.95
Tucheng District

Tucheng Yongning

土城・永寧

At weekends, follow Chengtian Road towards the hills, where a stone-slab pilgrims' path leads up to Chengtian Chan Temple

No.96
Yingge District

Yingge Jianshan-Erqiao

鶯歌・尖山二橋

Yingge beyond the Old Street: kids skate in Jianshan Park, and home is in the tidy new blocks

No.97
Bali District

Bali Longxing

八里・龍形

Cycling home along the left bank of the Tamsui River, with Guanyin Mountain at your back

No.98
Bali District

Bali Zhongshan Road

八里・中山路

Cycling along the left bank at weekends, with the Shihsanhang Museum of Archaeology on the way

No.99
Jinshan District

Jinshan Town Center

金山・市區

Life turns around a few short streets, and a walk to Jinbaoli Street brings you to a Mazu temple more than 200 years old

No.100
Tamsui District

Tamsui Shalun

淡水・沙崙

Evening rides to the mouth of the Tamsui River, watching the sun sink into the sea

Coming soon (26)
Gongliao DistrictSoon

Fulong

Near the station a few shops still pack Fulong bento boxes, and a short walk on brings you to the beach where the Shuangxi River meets the sea

Ruifang DistrictSoon

Houtong

Cats and people share one footbridge; nearly every cat in the street has been given a name by locals

Pingxi DistrictSoon

Jingtong

The old wooden station still sees trains stop, with the former coal mine right beside it

Ruifang DistrictSoon

Jinguashi

Fewer crowds than Jiufen, with artists and guesthouses quietly settling into the old mining hillside

Ruifang DistrictSoon

Jiufen

Shuqi Road climbs three hundred-odd steps and no car can get up, so you walk home on your own two legs

Pinglin DistrictSoon

Pinglin

A flat settlement in the Beishi River valley, surrounded on all sides by Pouchong tea hills

Pingxi DistrictSoon

Pingxi

Trains rumble over the old street on an iron bridge, with the street tucked by the stream below

Ruifang DistrictSoon

Ruifang Town

Gold miners' "going to Ruifang" gave the town its name — the market and district office are still on these same streets

Sanzhi DistrictSoon

Sanzhi

A farming town on the slopes below the Datun volcanoes, water bamboo and watermelon fields just beyond the streets

Shiding DistrictSoon

Shiding

The old street still keeps a covered stretch, and stilt houses sit with their backs to the stream

Pingxi DistrictSoon

Shifen

The railway splits the old street in two, and when no train is coming everyone walks along the tracks

Shuangxi DistrictSoon

Shuangxi

The Mudan and Pinglin streams meet beside the old street, and the town is named after the pair

Wulai DistrictSoon

Wulai

A valley shared by Atayal and Han people, with hot springs right by the street

Wanli DistrictSoon

Yehliu

A fishing village at the root of the cape, boats unloading squid and cuttlefish, life carries on once the tourists leave

Xindian DistrictSoon

Xindian Wufeng

Living in readjusted blocks with wide lanes, and walking to the sports centre to work up a sweat

Xizhi DistrictSoon

Xizhi Shehou

From morning to night, groceries and meals all revolve around Zhongxing Road and Zhongxing Market

Xizhi DistrictSoon

Xizhi Wudu

Picking up a few things on Datong Road Section 3, then an evening stroll in Baochang Park by the Keelung River

Wugu DistrictSoon

Wugu Zhouziyang

Living in neat new blocks, with evening walks to catch the breeze at New Taipei Metropolitan Park by the floodway

Xizhi DistrictSoon

Xizhi Baiyun

Living up Section 2 of Shuiyuan Road, in the hillside estates on Xizhi's southern edge

Xizhi DistrictSoon

Xizhi Hengke

Mornings start at Hengke Market, with breakfast and the day's groceries

Xizhi DistrictSoon

Xizhi Jiadong & Baozhangkeng

Living on the hillside east of Xintai 5th Road, or in the old settlement in the Baozhangkeng valley

Tucheng DistrictSoon

Tucheng South of Far Eastern Hospital

The address says Tucheng, but the children go to school at Banqiao's Xinyi Elementary School

Ruifang DistrictSoon

Ruifang Sijiaoting

Sijiaoting, a Japanese-era coal-mining area, where a trail leads to a coastal-defense battery built by the Japanese in 1901

Sanchong DistrictSoon

Sanchong Dingkan

Dingkan, an old industrial area on Sanchong's western edge, where the Chicony Electronics headquarters rises among the factories

Tucheng DistrictSoon

Tucheng Zanhuan Replotting Area

Tucheng's new grid of streets, where a prehistoric site over 2,000 years old became Zhanlongshan Archaeological Park

Xinzhuang DistrictSoon

Xinzhuang New Taipei Industrial Park

Metal-roofed factories beside New Taipei Industrial Park Station, where office towers and corporate headquarters are going up

Places (10)
Tamsui DistrictPlace

Datunshan & Erziping

The western peaks of the Datun volcano group, where water fills the crater atop Mt. Xiangtian to form Xiangtian Pond

Shimen DistrictPlace

Fuguijiao

Taiwan's northernmost lighthouse, its octagonal tower painted in black-and-white anti-fog stripes

Wulai DistrictPlace

Fushan Botanical Garden

A botanical garden you must book ahead to enter, with an aquatic plant pond in the middle of natural broadleaf forest

Shimen DistrictPlace

Linshanbi

A cape where volcanic lava runs into the sea, its shore stones worn sharp-edged by monsoon winds and waves

Sanzhi DistrictPlace

Mackay Medical University

A medical university founded in memory of George Leslie Mackay, its facades modeled on Tamsui's Oxford College and Fort San Domingo

Sanxia DistrictPlace

Manyueyuan Forest Recreation Area

A forest recreation area deep in the Sanxia mountains, called a waterfall paradise, with rainbows often hanging over Virgin Falls

Wulai DistrictPlace

Neidong Forest Recreation Area

A forest recreation area in a Wulai valley, where Neidong Falls drops in three tiers

Sanchong DistrictPlace

New Taipei Metropolitan Park

New Taipei's largest park, built in the Erchong Floodway, with fields of flowers on its south side in spring

Wanli DistrictPlace

Yehliu Geopark

The Yehliu cape juts into the sea on the north coast, where erosion and weathering carved the Queen's Head and the Fairy's Shoe

Wulai DistrictPlace

Yunxian Resort

Taiwan's first tourist cable car, opened in 1967, crossing a gorge with Wulai Falls in view on the way up

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About this guide

Start with the neighborhoods people actually name. Boundaries follow the streets locals use.

How it's computed

Neighborhood boundaries follow named streets. Most are a union of villages (MOI village boundaries), counted in when more than half a village's area falls inside; a few with an official gazetted extent — Taichung's Seventh Zone, Xinyi Planning District, Banqiao's Xinban — are traced directly along street centrelines. A grid cell belongs to a neighborhood when its centre falls inside; values are the mean of those cells; relative position compares neighborhoods within one city only — never against districts, never across cities. Metrics with fewer than 30 cells show “Not enough data”.