Taipei Shiding Secrets: Thousand Island Lake and Shenkeng Old Street | Day Trip with Chartered Car

How to enjoy a day trip to Taipei's hidden gems in Shiding? Explore the hidden gems of Shiding, Taipei—the "Little Thousand Islands of Taiwan," where cascading mountains, waters, and lush tea plantations create a fairy-tale-like beauty. Stroll along the fish-protecting trails near Pinglin Town, admiring the adorable fish in the water and experiencing a rare sense of leisure and relaxation. Savor the delicious food of Shenkeng Old Street, whether grilled, fried, savory, or sweet—all in one! With a day trip to Taipei's hidden gems in Shiding, you can easily explore Taiwan without the hassle of driving.

- Services | Taipei Shiding Thousand Island Lake Charter Tour -
>> Shiding Charter Duration: 9 Hours
>> Available Vehicle Type: Nine-seater (suitable for 1-8 people)
>> Pickup and drop-off can be arranged from Taipei Main Station or designated locations in downtown Taipei

- Attractions | Taipei Shiding Thousand Island Lake Charter Tour -

▲ Thousand Island Lake, a Secret Hideaway in Shiding, Taipei
Charter your car to the mountainous area of Shiding, not far from Greater Taipei. Numerous mountains and lakes form pools of varying sizes. The lush green mountains and crystal-clear lakes blend seamlessly with the overlapping Bagua Tea Fields, creating the fairy-tale-like Thousand Island Lake, earning it the nickname "Taiwan's Little Thousand Islands."

▲ Shenkeng Old Street

Shenkeng Old Street features Taiwan's most iconic brick and tile architecture—Minnan-style street houses. Along the way, you'll find traditional shops like tofu, rice dumplings, children's toys, and taro balls. Experience the quaint charm of the old street while savoring the local delicacies.

▲ Pinglin Fish-Watching Trail

Walk along the gently sloping fish-watching trail alongside Beishi Creek. The ecological fish ladders along the river create cascading waterfalls, allowing you to admire the leisurely swimming fish, their scales shimmering in the water. This is thanks to the dedicated efforts of Pinglin villagers in protecting fish and creating a new ecological paradise.