Solo score 4 out of 5: Very comfortableMultiple sources agree · checked 2026-10

Zhishanyan (Huiji Temple and Zhishan Cultural and Ecological Garden)

芝山岩(芝山文化生態綠園、惠濟宮) · show this name to taxi drivers

A small wooded hill in residential Shilin where human remains about 2,500 years old were dug up, topped by Huiji Temple, first built in 1752. The garden at its foot has a small archaeology exhibition hall and a care area for injured wild birds.

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Admission
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The garden lists an adult fee of about NT$50; confirm at the gate. No entry fee is listed for Huiji Temple.
Hours
09:00–17:00 · Closed Mon
Garden and exhibition hall hours, closed Mondays. Huiji Temple on the hilltop opens every day 06:00-19:00.
Time needed
1-1.5 hours
Booking
Not needed
Payment
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Minimum
None

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How to visit, step by step

  1. From Zhishan Station (R17) Exit 1, follow Fuguo Road, cross Zhongcheng Park and turn onto Yusheng Street. The garden is opposite the Yangming Hospital emergency entrance
  2. Pay the small entry fee at the garden gate (about NT$50 for adults) and see the archaeology exhibition and the injured-bird area
  3. Walk up to Huiji Temple on the hilltop. It opens every day 06:00-19:00 and no entry fee is listed
  4. Keep quiet around people praying and near the birds. Don't count on English explanations in the exhibition hall
Don't miss: The archaeology exhibition hall, then the hilltop Huiji Temple and its view over Shilin.
Best time to go alone: A weekday morning from Tuesday to Friday, when the garden is open and quiet.

Getting there

MRT: Zhishan (R17), Exit 1, roughly 10-15 min on foot via Fuguo Rd. and Zhongcheng Park.
No. 120, Yusheng St., Shilin Dist., Taipei City (Zhishan Cultural and Ecological Garden)
臺北市士林區雨聲街120號(芝山文化生態綠園)
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