The Gold Museum is promoting the mining culture of the Shui Jin Jiu area by hosting the "Mine Culture Walk" event. The event invites participants to visit Shui Nan Dong, Jiufen, and Jinguashi, exploring the region's mining history and community life through hiking. The event will take place from March to June, with different themed routes introduced each month. Registration is now open with a fee of NT$100 per person. Spots are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.
According to Lin Wen-Chung, Director of the Gold Museum, the Shui Jin Jiu area is rich in mining history and offers unique seasonal scenery such as sea clouds, clear blue seas, silvergrass snow, and misty landscapes. The event encourages participants to learn about the local culture while embracing eco-friendly, low-carbon tourism.
Bringing Unique Mountain Town Memories with Energy-Saving and Eco-Friendly Low-Carbon Travel (Photo/ Screenshot from New Taipei City Government Website)
The event features four themed routes:
- In March, the "Shui Nan Dong Trek" will guide participants to visit landmarks like the "Thirteen Levels Smelting Plant," Yin-Yang Sea, and the Golden Waterfall.
- In April, the "Jiufen Nostalgia Tour" will take participants through historic sites like Qingbian Road, Shengping Theater, and Shuqi Road, reflecting the charm of the old mining town.
- In May, the "Community Cultural Experience" will allow visitors to explore life in the Jinguashi mountain town.
- In June, the "Mining Heritage Tour" will revisit Jinguashi’s gold mining era.
Experience the Unique Charm of Jinguashi Mountain Town through the "Mine Culture Walk" Event (Photo/ Screenshot from New Taipei City Government Website)
Registration opens at the beginning of each month and closes seven days before the event. Each session is limited to 10 participants, with the registration fee covering insurance and related costs. Additionally, participants taking the "Taiwan Tourist Shuttle 965 Jiufen-Jinguashi Line" with an electronic ticket will enjoy a 50% discount to promote eco-friendly travel and reduce carbon emissions.
For detailed information, please visit the Gold Museum's Facebook page, official website (http://www.gep.ntpc.gov.tw/), or contact Mr. Wei at (02) 2496-2800 #2896.
