Qingtiangang Grassland
Qingtiangang, also known as Sun Valley, is locally called Dalingzhi. Its main vegetation consists of carpet-like grasses and Eurya shrubs, and wild cattle graze leisurely across the grassland.…
Qingtiangang Grassland, Taipei
Key facts
- Admission
- Free
- Opening hours
- 2026.01.01-2026.12.31 open all day
- Time needed
- 2–3 hours
- Getting there
- Lengshuikeng (冷水坑) → Shilin District Office (士林区公所): Taipei minibus No. 15 serves this stop and departs from the Shilin District Office. Take a bus to the Yangmingshan (阳明山) stop, then transfer to a park shuttle bus to reach Qingtiangang
- Guidebook rating
- 3 / 5
From China Self Guided Travel 2025, page 2667. Open in Google Maps
About Qingtiangang Grassland
Qingtiangang, also known as Sun Valley, is locally called Dalingzhi. Its main vegetation consists of carpet-like grasses and Eurya shrubs, and wild cattle graze leisurely across the grassland. The clear sky and the vast meadows make you feel as though you have stumbled into a paradise. Spring and autumn are the best seasons to visit. In summer, avoid the blazing midday sun; the early morning or dusk offers a different and equally beautiful atmosphere.
Tips from the guidebook
- The cattle on the grassland are wild and can be aggressive, so be mindful of your safety while visiting.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Qingtiangang Grassland cost?
Admission to Qingtiangang Grassland is Free, as listed in the 2025 guidebook. Prices can change; check the official channel before you go.
What are the opening hours of Qingtiangang Grassland?
Qingtiangang Grassland is open 2026.01.01-2026.12.31 open all day.
How do I get to Qingtiangang Grassland?
Lengshuikeng (冷水坑) → Shilin District Office (士林区公所): Taipei minibus No. 15 serves this stop and departs from the Shilin District Office. Take a bus to the Yangmingshan (阳明山) stop, then transfer to a park shuttle bus to reach Qingtiangang
How long should I spend at Qingtiangang Grassland?
Plan on 2–3 hours for Qingtiangang Grassland.
Where is Qingtiangang Grassland?
Qingtiangang Grassland is in Taipei, Taiwan Region, in the South China of China. No. 246, Lane 101, Jingshan Road, Shilin District, Taipei, Taiwan 111
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