Beishi District

You can take the Tamsui-Xinyi Line (Red Line 2) to Guandu Station, exit 1, and then transfer to bus Red 22 or Red 13 to reach Bali. Alternatively, you can take the Luzhou Line (Orange Line 4B) to Luzhou Station, exit 1, and transfer to bus 704 or 704 (express) to head there.

Bali was formerly known as 'Balipang,' originally the settlement of the Ketagalan tribe's Balipang community, before being renamed 'Bali.' Bali District was once the earliest developed trading port at the mouth of the Tamsui River, and the Spanish explored this area during the Ming Dynasty.

Bali District offers rich natural scenery and cultural charm. We recommend visiting the Left Bank Park to admire the magnificent Tamsui River views, heading to the Shisanhang Museum of Archaeology to learn about prehistoric culture, or hiking up Guanyin Mountain for a panoramic view of the river mouth. Additionally, the unique snacks at Bali Old Street are not to be missed.

Bali is famous for its numerous specialty snacks, with fried foods and seafood dishes being absolute must-tries. You can savor freshly fried oyster omelets (kedai), bite-sized pan-fried dumplings, and a variety of fresh and delicious seafood at Bali Old Street. Furthermore, many scenic restaurants along Bali's Left Bank offer a romantic dining experience.

You can take a ferry from Tamsui to Bali. Upon arrival, cycle along the Bali Left Bank Bikeway to enjoy the Tamsui River scenery. Have local snacks at Bali Old Street for lunch, visit the Shisanhang Museum of Archaeology in the afternoon, and finally ascend Guanyin Mountain to watch the sunset. It's a rich and fulfilling itinerary.