Dajia Wharf. Dajia Wharf is located on the left bank of the Keelung River in Yuanshan. Yuanshan, formerly known as Yuanzai Mountain, is the dragon's head of the Dalongdong terrain. Due to the Keelung River flowing through it, it was once a lagoon area where seawater entered and exited. Dajia Wharf is located on the left bank of the Keelung River in Yuanshan. Yuanshan, formerly known as Yuanzai Mountain, is the dragon's head of the Dalongdong terrain. Due to the Keelung River flowing through it, it was once a lagoon area where seawater entered and exited. The Yuanshan site and shell mounds unearthed through excavation prove the location of early human settlements. Jiantan, adjacent to Yuanshan, is named after Koxinga (Zheng Chenggong) who drew water by sticking his sword into the pond. During the Japanese colonial period, the Japanese built the Taiwan Shrine and the Shrine Outer Garden next to the Grand Hotel (Yuanshan Hotel), west of the current National Revolutionary Martyrs' Shrine, demonstrating the importance of its geographical location. Dajia Wharf is located on the south bank of the Keelung River, about 200 meters west of Dazhi Bridge. This is a yacht pier for the "Blue Highway," offering two round-trip routes: Dajia to Yuanshan and Dajia to Neihu Science Park.
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