Guandu Golden Riverside - Bali Left Bank Bicycle Path. The Keelung River gently embraces Shezi Island, drawing a beautiful arc before merging into the Tamsui River. The Keelung River gently embraces Shezi Island, drawing a beautiful arc before merging into the Tamsui River. On its north bank, the land west of Huanggang River is a precious rural oasis within bustling Taipei. Here, waves of rice sway in the wind, stretching all the way to the mangrove nature reserve at the river mouth, like a green corridor that isolates the city's clamor. Cycling through it is the best way to appreciate the simplicity and freedom of early rural life. As the sunset's afterglow spills, stroll along the embankment, feel the gentle evening breeze, hear the chirping birds, and take in the vibrant life of Guandu Nature Park in the distance, weaving a leisurely tapestry full of wild charm and romance. This bicycle path is an open route, starting from Guandu Temple in the west, following the flood control dike eastward to Baxian Fude Shrine, then turning north, crossing the vast Guandu Plain, and reaching Central North Road in Beitou. The end of the trail is Daoxiang Road, west of the Political Warfare College. For visitors who cannot bring their own bicycles, starting from Guandu Temple is a good option. It is close to the MRT station, making it convenient to rent bicycles or tandem bikes. As time passes, the river dike in front of the temple transforms into a flat pedestrian walkway, and the fishing boats originally moored in Zhonggang River have moved to the Tamsui River, presenting another kind of open and fresh riverside scenery.
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