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This comfortable bed & breakfast in Hengshan Township provides free Wi-Fi, as well as a Jacuzzi and a sauna. It has a spa, as well as luggage storage, a library and a vending machine.
This guest house is situated within a five-minute stroll of Neiwan Railway Station and offers air conditioned rooms with a refrigerator and free wireless internet access. It provides free Wi-Fi, a tour desk and luggage storage.
Cheapest month: | June |
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Most expensive month: | July |
Average price in Jianshi Township: | $104/night |
Cheapest price found: | $37/night |
Cheapest day: | Wednesday |
Most expensive day: | Monday |
This comfortable bed & breakfast in Hengshan Township provides free Wi-Fi, as well as a Jacuzzi and a sauna. It has a spa, as well as luggage storage, a library and a vending machine.
This guest house is situated within a five-minute stroll of Neiwan Railway Station and offers air conditioned rooms with a refrigerator and free wireless internet access. It provides free Wi-Fi, a tour desk and luggage storage.
Jin-Ping Spring Resort
No 69 Jinping Village, Jianshi Township, Taiwan
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He'An Homestay
No. 2, Section. 2, Zhongshan Street, Jianshi Township, Taiwan
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Sprawling across the central-north area of Taiwan, Jianship Township is a rugged region that’s largely inhabited by the indigenous Atayal people. It encompasses several small villages and spectacular mountain landscapes, together with a family-friendly boardwalk trail that was inspired by a local frog.
For sweeping panoramas across Jianshi Township, drive to the Yulao Lookout. It overlooks a verdant valley and offers views to Dabajian Mountain on a clear day. Dabajian Mountain is revered by the local Atayal and Saisiyat people and is a popular rock climbing destination in Taiwan. Coincide your visit to the lookout with a holiday weekend when an indigenous-run farmers’ market takes place to try local snacks such as stinky tofu and grilled sausages.
Travelling with kids? They’ll love the Frog Rock Footpath, a well-maintained boardwalk that leads through a bamboo-studded jungle to a picturesque waterfall and glass viewing platform. According to a local Atayal legend, a frog who once inhabited the waterfall pool turned into stone and has been honoured with several charming frog sculptures.
At the top of Lidong Mountain lie the remains of the Tapung Old Fort, a quadrangular-shaped fortification constructed from concrete and clay and surrounded by defensive bastions. It was built in 1912 by the ruling Japanese army to control the local Atayal tribes and can be accessed along a short trail that leads from the abandoned Lidongshan Hotel.
Jianshi Township is 2.5 hours’ drive from New Taipei City and Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport, while Hsinchu City is just over two hours away. Buses are the main means of getting around the township, although having your own car gives you greater freedom to explore its natural attractions.
One of the most popular hotels in Jianshi Township is He'An Homestay, which has been reviewed by 252 users and currently has a rating of 7.4/10. Other top-rated locations include Wan-Yue B&B and Zuo An Homestay, which have received 8.6/10 and 7.5/10 ratings from our users, respectively.
Hotels in Jianshi Township cost an average of $90/night, according to HotelsCombined data in the last 72 hours.
Over the last 3 days, Jianshi Township hotels have been found for as cheap as $47/night in searches by HotelsCombined users.
Users have found prices for hotels in Jianshi Township tonight starting as low as $63, rising to an average cost of $94, based on searches in the last 72 hours.