Wanli

Wanli (萬里) is a coastal district in northern New Taipei City, Taiwan, known for its scenic coastline, Yehliu Geopark with its unique rock formations, and the popular Wanli Hot Springs.

The climate is humid subtropical. October to March are the best months.

By Plane

Taipei Songshan Airport (TSA) is about 30 km south. A taxi takes about 40 minutes and costs around NT$800–1,000.

By Car / Road

Wanli is accessible via Provincial Highway 2. From Taipei, drive north for about 40 minutes. Buses from Taipei serve the area.

A car is helpful for reaching Yehliu Geopark and other coastal attractions.

• Yehliu Geopark — A stunning coastal area with honeycomb, mushroom, and queen's head rock formations. Daily 08:00–17:00. NT$120.

• Wanli Coast — Sandy beaches and coastal scenery.

• Wanli Hot Springs — Seaside hot spring resorts.

• Explore Yehliu Geopark.

• Soak in hot springs with ocean views.

• Walk the coastal trails.

• Small local eateries serve Taiwanese dishes including noodles, rice plates, and braised meats. NT$50u2013100 per meal.
• Street food stalls offer snacks like fried chicken, oyster omelettes, and bubble tea.
• Convenience stores are available for quick meals and drinks.

Tap water is not safe to drink; bottled water is widely available. Local tea shops serve bubble tea and Taiwanese tea. Convenience stores sell beverages.

• Mid-range: Hot spring resorts, NT$2,000–4,000.
• Budget: Guesthouses, NT$800–1,200.

• Seafood products.
• Geopark souvenirs.

• Jinshan — 5 km west. Hot springs and old street.
• Keelung — 15 km south. Harbour city.
• Taipei City — 30 km south.
• Shimen — 10 km west. Coastal scenery.