Baxiandong Archaeological Site — Attraction in Changbin

There is a public paid parking nearby ($50), but no one charged us when we were leaving. It's a site of palaeolithic culture in Taiwan.

The biggest one is Lingyen cave, just behind the visitor centre. The day (early April 2018) when we visited: Chauyin cave: open. Yongan cave: closed. Chianyuan cave: dangerous, several dogs Hailei cave: closed. Chaozhen cave: last open one along the climbing trail. Nothing to see actually.

If you don't like hiking, checking out just Lingyen cave is fine as it's the biggest of all. The others are small and have nothing to...

Great place to learn about the geographic formation of the East Coast. The government had cleaned up and restructured the place so it is mainly geography and natural history oriented. Most of the folk religion knick knacks that used to occupy the caves were removed.

One thing to notice though: as of December 2021, the hiking trail and the biggest cave are still closed due to seismic damage. That means more than half of the caves are not accessible. You might want to check again to see when...

Well worth a visit I believe! Entry is at no charge, the Visitors' Centre is informative, the history of the caves is fascinating, and I found the superb view along the coast from the top of the trail - you climb up well-constructed steps with a handrail - at the Ciuylan Cave well worth the effort. I was able to store my fully-laden touring bike in the Left Luggage facility at the...