自然
新店渓
Xindian River
新店渓（しんてん-けい）は、台湾北部を流れる川であり、淡水河の三大支流のひとつである。本川上流部は北勢渓と呼ばれ、新北市双渓区の鶯子嶺を水源とし、西進して新店区に至る。新店区で南勢渓と合流した後は新店渓と呼ばれる。その後は屈尺、直潭などを経て台北市南端の景美で景美渓と合流し、その後は新北市と台北市の境をなす。板橋区江子翠で大漢渓と合流し、淡水河に注ぐ。段丘が発達し、穿入蛇行による切り立った崖が散見される。
Xindian River
The Xindian River runs along the southern edge of central Taipei, marking the boundary between the capital and New Taipei. It's less a single sightseeing stop than a stretch of riverside parkland: paved paths for walking and cycling, open lawns, and views across the water to the hills on the New Taipei side. There are no major landmarks on the river itself, so it works best as a place to walk, cycle, or sit for a while rather than a destination with a specific thing to see.
Getting there
The riverside area near Wanhua is a short trip from central Taipei, generally around 20-30 minutes by MRT or taxi depending on which stretch of the river you're heading to. Bike-share docks are common along the riverside path, and renting a bike in the city and cycling down is also a practical option since the paths connect directly to the river.
How much time to allow
An hour or two is enough for a walk or a short bike ride along the riverside path. If you're cycling further along the network of river paths that link up with other parks, you could easily spend half a day.
When to go
Early morning or late afternoon is more comfortable, especially in summer when the open riverside paths offer little shade. Weekend evenings tend to draw more local cyclists, joggers, and families, so the path can feel busier then; weekday mornings are quieter.
Combine with
- Dahan River (0.5km) — the two rivers meet nearby, and the riverside paths connect, making it easy to extend a walk or ride between them.
- Bangka Lungshan Temple (1.6km) and Bangka Qingshan Temple (1.9km) — historic temples in the old Wanhua district, a short trip inland from the riverside.
- Taipei Botanical Garden (2.7km) — a quieter green space worth pairing with a riverside walk.
出典：ウィキペディア・OpenStreetMap の公開データ · 2026年8月5日 更新 · 編集 World by City 編集部
