The centrepiece of Yangmingshan National Park close to the visitor centre and main bus station, Yangming Park is one of the first stops that visitors often make while exploring Yangmingshan.

Xiaoyoukeng is situated 800 metres above sea level. The feature sceneries include natural volcano air holes, hot springs, sulphur crystals, and landslide terrain. The unique natural scenery is the best place for natural science.

A mountain-top flatland park, Qingtiangang provides amazing views of Yangmingshan National Park. By definition a lava terrace, the area was formed as a result of volcanic activity in the mountains nearby. After the eruption of Mt. Zhugao, the lava flowed north towards the area, creating this unique landscape. During the Japanese occupation, the area was established as a ranch for cattle to graze. The park is still home to cows and other wildlife. This area of Yangmingshan is very easily shrouded in clouds due to its elevation.

Don't let the name fool you! Lengshuikeng literally means "Cold Water Pit," but the water here is a comfortable 40°C. It earned its nickname only because it is much cooler than nearby springs that exceed 90°C. It is a must-visit for its stunning Milk Lake, the Jingshan Suspension Bridge, and the popular free public foot soak.

Zhuzihu features seasonal flowers like calla lilies and hydrangeas only during fixed months. If your visit falls outside these periods, you may opt to visit a restaurant or cafe on Yangmingshan for a break (optional)

Back to hotels or other spots you preferred in Taipei City at the end of the tour.