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Zhonghe lies just south-west of Taipei City and shares borders with Banqiao, Xindian, Tucheng and Yonghe Districts of New Taipei City, as well as Taipei City. The average annual temperature is 21.7 °C (71.1 °F) and the precipitation averages 2,111 millimetres (83.1 in) per year.
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Zhonghe or Jhonghe (中和區) is a district in New Taipei . It is a wide district that spans between Banqiao (板橋) on the west side and Yonghe (永和) on the north side. Get in. By train. Banqiao Railway Station. Banqiao (Banciao) Railway Station (板橋車站) is a major transportation hub in Taipei County.
The largest Taiwan's Earth God in Zhonghe's Hongludi. Don’t miss the beautiful night scene of New Taipei City after visiting the temple. Yonghe Lehua, Zhonghe Xingnan Night Markets. Indulge yourself in exotic cuisines at Nanyang Food Street. Don't miss the exciting Zhonghe's Water Festival in April.
1. Yuanshan Park. 2. Yuantong Temple. 3. Huaxin Street (Burma Street) 4. Zhonghe Hongludi (Earth God Temple) Introduction. Compared to the Xinzhuang and Wanhua districts, the Zhonghe district is considered an area which was developed much later; however, each area has its own past and its own story.
It may refer to: Zhonghe (中和) Zhonghe Festival, a traditional Chinese festival. Zhonghe District, district of New Taipei City, Taiwan. Zhonghe line, a metro branch line of Zhonghe-Xinlu Line, Taipei Metro. Zhonghe Subdistrict ( 中和街道 ), Shuangliu District, Sichuan. Towns named Zhonghe ( 中和镇 ) Zhonghe, Chongqing, in Kaizhou District, Chongqing.
Located near the Nanshijiao MRT station in the Zhonghe District of New Taipei City is a street with the most diverse Southeast Asian cuisines in Taiwan: Huaxin Street, also known as Burma Street.Many Sino-Burmese immigrants that gather here are the descendants of the Burmese and Thai Army that retreated from Yunnan (China) who migrated to ...
