寶藏巖聚落 - Section 3

The original meaning of "Yan Tsai" is a cave, which is extended to a mountainside temple. It has a special cultural landscape such as the illegal construction of the village after the battle of the Surabaya hillside. The New York Times, 2006 The settlement is included in one of Taipei's most distinctive attractions and is the same as 101. Known as the most beautiful illegal building

The transformation has not yet taken shape, but it is still a stroll. The few old settlements built on the backing are very similar to other transformed art villages, and they don't feel their unique characteristics. The only special thing is that there is a bed and breakfast available. Because the settlement was built by the mountains, there are many stages of climbing up and down, which is a feature here, but it also gives Taiwan a glimpse of the ugly metal roofs. It is strongly recommended that the city government subsidize and force the metal roofs to be replaced with old-fashioned asbestos roofs. Only one house was found when making a circle. If all of them can be replaced uniformly, it will definitely show more characteristics.

Although the treasure rock is not large, the total area is only 3.97 hectares. However, with the special cultural landscapes such as the illegal construction of dependent villages after the battle on the slopes beside the water, and its close proximity to the ramps interwoven by the Fuhe Bridge, the Keelung Viaduct and the water source expressway, the image of ancient and modern is formed. After June 1997, it attracted the attention of some scholars and the public. After renovation and media reports, in 2006, the New York Times reported the settlement as one of Taipei's most distinctive attractions, tied with Taipei 101, the world's tallest building at the time.

Although Treasure Rock is not big, its total area is only 3.97 hectares. However, it has special cultural landscapes such as the illegally built military dependents' village after the war on the hillside near the water, coupled with its close proximity to the ramp intertwined by Fuhe Bridge, Keelung Road Viaduct and Shuiyuan Expressway, forming an image of ancient and modern. After June 1997, it attracted the attention of some scholars and the public. After renovation and media reports, in 2006, The New York Times reported the settlement as one of the most distinctive attractions in Taipei, tied with Taipei 101, the tallest building in the world at that time. In 2011, the Cultural Affairs Bureau of the Taipei City Government announced that the Baocangyan settlement was registered as the city's "settlement". In the settlements formed by the informal construction process, the socially disadvantaged groups such as veterans, urban and rural immigrants, and urban aborigines are representatives of self-built houses on the hillsides on the edge of the city, and have historical characteristics.

It is good to come here when the weather is nice and not too hot. There is a parking lot and a MRT station above, which is very convenient whether you are coming by car or taking the MRT. The stairs that connect each space are just a few steps short, so you won't be tired to walk. I don't know which side of the stairs will pass, and at the end, I will be curious about where it will lead.

Not too big, a small attraction, close to the embankment, there is ubike2.0 nearby for riding to this side, remember to see clearly, or you will override. This is a small cultural attraction. It won't take too much time to visit here. There were no shops open last time, and it feels like Houdong Old Street.