Kuan-yin Beach

Guanyin Beach is located in Guanyin Village, Guanyin Township, Taoyuan County. It was closed for military reasons in the past and has now reopened. The beach of the beach is flat, the sand is soft and clean, and the tide line varies greatly, so you should pay special attention when playing in the water. Currently, there are camps and suites for accommodation. The only fly in the ointment is that it is quite inconvenient to eat nearby. If you travel here, you must prepare in advance. The stone statue of Guanyin in Nuoda is the pointer of the Guanyin Beach, and the Baishajia Lighthouse not far away is even more outstanding. Follow the slope next to the military camp to enter the beach. The coastline here is long, the beach is flat and wide, and the wind and sand are strong. It is a good place to cool down in summer! There were originally stands and pavilions in the bathing area, but they are no longer managed, so you need to be extra careful when you play in the water and watch the tide. Most of the residents here belong to the Atayal ethnic group. "Galahe" is the Atayal language, which means big, distant and strong. After Taiwan's recovery, the government adopted the Chinese name "Xinxing" for convenience. Called Xinxing Tribe, Galahe Hot Spring is also known as Xinxing Hot Spring. The spring quality is weak alkaline carbonic acid, PH8, and the temperature is 54 degrees, which is effective for gynecological diseases and ringworm symptoms. Galahe Hot Spring is located in the southeastern valley of the tribe. The hot spring has different feelings due to the amount of hot and cold water injected by the stream. It is suitable for summer and autumn. There are many hot spring hotels in Xinxing communities nearby. If it is two days and one night, you can go to the forest on the next day of Beiheng Highway to visit the waterfall hot springs in Siling, and enjoy the fun of empowerment and washing. The tribe itself is like a big farm, with sweet and delicious peaches and pears planted all over the field. At that time, in Baling or Galahe, you can come to buy fresh fruits produced and sold by fruit farmers.