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　　Tamsui is located northwest of Taipei Basin along the Tamsui River, with Guanyin Mountain across the river and Datun Mountain at the back. It encompasses both the characteristics of urban cities and river ports, which reveals elegant sceneries, congregation of cultures, historical buildings and monuments, and ancient temples mixed with western style church buildings, creating a unique combination of Chinese and Western scene. When the sun sets, the shadows drawn from the river side, sparkling lights and birds soaring all paint a breathtaking and unforgettable view. It is a place to see mangroves growing by the bridge and intertidal crabs merrily strolling on the beach. Moreover, it is also the place where people leisurely walk by the river, ride bicycles while taking in the panoramic view of all the sights around Tamsui.


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　　For centuries, Tamsui had encountered numerous intense historical events portraying the heart-stirring stories that have been passed down through the ages. Although times have passed, scars of the past have carved deep within the streets and alleyways of Tamsui. The histories of the old intertwines with flourishing modernization, which makes Tamsui both historical yet modern. It still waits patiently for people to discover, decipher and learn from its past.