Xinzhuang

Xinzhuang (新莊) is a major district in western New Taipei City, Taiwan, serving as an important commercial and cultural centre. It is home to the Xinzhuang Temple, one of northern Taiwan's most important temples, and Xinzhuang Night Market.

The climate is humid subtropical.

By Plane

Taipei Songshan Airport (TSA) is about 12 km east. A taxi takes about 20 minutes.

By Train

Xinzhuang is served by the Taipei Metro (Orange Line). From Taipei Main Station, the journey takes about 15 minutes.

By Car / Road

Xinzhuang is accessible via Freeway 1.

The metro and local buses serve the district.

• Xinzhuang Temple — A grand traditional temple, one of the most important in northern Taiwan.

• Xinzhuang Night Market — A lively evening market.

• Xinzhuang Old Street — A historic area with traditional shops.

• Visit the grand temple.

• Explore the night market.

• Walk the old street.

• 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.

• Budget: Guesthouses, NT$800–1,200.
• Mid-range: Business hotels, NT$1,500–2,500.

Traditional Taiwanese snacks and goods.

• Taipei City — 10 km east.
• Sanchong — 5 km north.
• Banqiao — 5 km south.
• Taoyuan City — 15 km southwest.