Top Nature in New Taipei City

Wear comfy shoes! The paths can get slippery with mist from the falls. I saw several people struggle in flip-flops and trust me you don't want to end up on a trip!

I recommend visiting early, like around 9 AM, to beat the crowds and catch the best light for photos. I came later and it was sooo packed!

My advice is to check the weather for rain before you go. The falls can be hidden in fog, and I missed a clear view because of it. So keep an eye out!

I suggest checking the weather in advance; I went during a rain shower and it made walking around the gardens tough!

If you’re short on time, just focus on the main garden areas; some of the smaller paths can be skipped unless you want a longer stroll.

My advice is to wear comfortable shoes. The pathways can be a bit uneven and you'll want to explore every corner without hurting your feet.

I recommend visiting the park early around 8 AM to catch a peaceful atmosphere before the crowds arrive. It's a perfect time for taking photos with fewer people in the background.

Make sure to visit the eastern side of the park for the best views of the sunset. I couldn’t believe how stunning it was!

If you're into photography, golden hour is your friend! Aim for around 6 PM for great light, trust me, it’s worth it.

I suggest hitting the park early, around 7 AM, to enjoy the fresh air and avoid crowd. It’s so peaceful then!

Don’t buy snacks at the park entrance—way overpriced! There’s a local supermarket just a short walk away... Stock up there instead

I suggest bringing some snacks and drinks with you. There aren’t many food stalls inside the park, and prices can be a bit high. I ended up paying way too much for just a bottle of water!

My advice is to wear comfortable shoes. The park is larger than it looks, and I felt pretty tired walking around after just an hour. Trust me, you’ll thank me later!