[2025 Taipei Attraction] Travel Guide for Xiang Mountain (Updated Mar)

Today is my last day in Taipei! It felt like I was blessed with divine assistance, as I managed to visit all the important spots without missing a single one. Perhaps because I was traveling alone and didn't spend much time taking photos, my efficiency was super high. 🗺️Itinerary Starting from the Rainbow Taipei photo spot at Exit 6 of Ximending, I then went to Longshan Temple, followed by a visit to Xiao Wang Stewed Melon, which is very close to Longshan Temple. Next, I headed to Dihua Street, had lunch at Take Village Izakaya, went to Elephant Mountain in the afternoon, visited Taipei 101 in the evening, and ended my day at the Feminist Bookstore. ⚠️Notes Longshan Temple has a prayer guide, so don't worry if you haven't done your homework beforehand. Besides Take Village Izakaya and Elephant Mountain being great spots for photos with Taipei 101, the Taipei City Government location is actually better! (But I was lazy, and I already had a lot of content to post today, so I didn't go in the evening). The view from the top of Taipei 101 is similar to Hong Kong's Sky 100, so I didn't spend money on the observation deck. The Feminist Bookstore is a bookstore focused on feminism, so those interested can check it out. 💬Travel Thoughts I walked the entire way from Ximending to Dihua Street. Since I spent most of yesterday on transportation and didn't get a chance to walk around and explore, I missed out on many great little eateries. So today, I forced myself to take less public transport🚌. Strolling through the streets in the morning and hiking up Elephant Mountain in the afternoon in 30-degree heat, I can't remember the last time I pushed myself so hard, sweating profusely. 🍽️Food Experience The advantage of walking is that you can easily find small shops you want to eat and drink at. I tried Hong Rui Zhen sandwiches, Louisa Matcha Latte, 50 Lan Four Seasons Spring Tea, Xiao Wang Stewed Melon Pork Rice, and Fishbone Egg Cake. I basically ate everything I wanted in Taipei, and I couldn't fit any more food in my stomach. I hope to find even more delicious food at my next stop🙏.

Elephant Mountain (象山 or Xiangshan) is a mountain in eastern Taipei City. The relatively short trail up the 184-meter mountain provides unbeatable city views, making it Taipei’s most famous hike and one of Taiwan’s most well-known attractions. The Elephant Mountain trailhead is a mere 0.85 km (0.5 mi) from Taipei 101. This means you can hop directly from the country’s most famous landmark and ritziest neighborhood to a natural, jungle setting in less time that it takes to crush one bubble tea. #100WaysOfTravel #Taiwan #taipai #hiking #elephantmountain

🤍Hiking up Elephant Mountain, 💛Enjoying the panoramic view of Taipei. 🩵A gentle breeze soothes the soul, 🩷The bustling city reflects a dreamlike scene. Elephant Mountain is one of Taipei's most famous hiking trails, known for its spectacular city views and natural beauty. It's not just a simple hike; it's also a popular spot for taking photos📸🔥. ❕Tips: The elevation is 184m; It takes 1-2 hours to reach the top (depending on photo stops). 🌟Starting Point and Route 🚇Take the MRT to "Xiangshan Station" and exit from Exit 2. The trailhead is accessible through Xiangshan Park. The trail is relatively smooth, with clear signs at the starting point to guide you in the right direction.🙌🏻 Along the way, you'll pass through beautiful forests and lush greenery, enjoying the embrace of nature. As you ascend, the view gradually opens up, allowing you to see the entire city of Taipei. From Elephant Mountain, you can get a clear view of Taipei 101, Taiwan's iconic building. The view from the mountain is especially spectacular and breathtaking.👍

#Overseas travel #Taiwan travel 📌 Xiangshan Observatory 📍 No. 31, Alley 401, Lane 150, Section 5, Xinyi Rd, Xinyi District, Taipei City, Taiwan 110 Xiangshan Observatory is located in downtown Taiwan and is a mountain that you can easily climb in a round trip of 1 hour to the top. It is a place that many locals and tourists visit, and it is beautiful during the day, but it is also a place with a night view. There are many stairs and some steep parts, so I recommend visiting during the day rather than at night. If you visit on a nice day, you can see the Taipei 101 Tower, a landmark of Taiwan, with a clear view. There are several ways to get to the observatory, but I recommend starting from the entrance of Xiangshan to avoid getting lost in the mountains. #Taiwan #Places to visit in Taiwan #Xiangshan #象山 #taipei #taipeitrip #taipeitravel #taiwan #taiwantravel #xiangshan

Elephant Mountain is full of elephant statues. I was invited by a friend and followed without much thought, but it turned out to be quite a climb... Just when I thought we must be nearing the summit, the endless stairs proved otherwise... We took different paths for the ascent and descent. Next time, I wonder if I can go to see the night view. I climbed in the morning, but there were quite a few people doing the same. Location: 110 Taipei City, Xinyi District

Xiangshan Park, formerly known as Zhongqiang Park, is located in the Xinyi Planning Area, Lane 150, Section 5, Xinyi Road, Xinyi District, Taipei City, Taiwan. It is built along the foot of Xiangshan Mountain. It is a long strip-shaped park that contains basketball courts and skating. There are many facilities such as playground, pavilion, combined play equipment and healthy trails.

Getting There - Take the metro (red line) to Xiang Shan station followed by a short walk to the entrance of the hiking trail Attractions - View of Taipei 101, other artifacts along the way while on the trail.

Xiangshan or Elephant Mountain is located in Taiwan and very famous for its Night of City. It can be reached by Subway and walkable from metro status. Mountain hiking point is clearly marked from the Subway station. One you reach at the hiking point it takes 1-1.5 hrs to reach the top. From Top you can get of beautiful Taipei City with Taipei 101. In night view looks more beautiful with lights on. There are various view point on XiangShan. People usually go there in 4-5 pm so that they can get both day and Night view. There is a very famous photo location also where people climb on A huge Rock and gives really good photo point with Taipei city in Background. #urbanexplore #city #taipei #taiwan #amazing #travellocal #passionpassport

Taipei's panoramic view at a glance Xiangshan Taipei's famous night view spot, Xiangshan! It's called Elephant Mountain because the mountain bird resembles an elephant. It's also a famous night view spot for Koreans. If you search for Xiangshan shortcut on a portal site, it will tell you how to get there easily. ㅎㅎ We also took a taxi and went up to the shortcut, so it was easy for two people with little stamina to climb up. ㅎㅎ #Taiwan #Taipei #Xiangshan #Hiking

There are many good places where you can watch the night scene in Taipei. “Xiangshan” is one of them. The mountain is not very high and there are various natural landscapes and historical sites that you will pass while climbing the mountain. Most importantly, the night view of Taipei is breath-taking. With a panoramic view, the Taipei 101 building is just around the corner, overlooking the city of Taipei. The chessboard-style road system, the staggered towers, the green star-shaped park belt and the endless stream of traffic can be clearly seen. Come and experience Taipei’s beauty!

## The first day of the new year, a perfect sunset in Taipei like Taipei Xiangshan. Overlooking the panoramic view of Taipei Witnessing the lights of 101, waiting for an unexpected sunset and sunset in the cloudy sky. The beauty of travel always comes from an unexpected encounter. It is said that this is the best place to watch the 101 building and even the whole of Taipei. From the top of the mountain, you can overlook the whole city of Taipei. Ascend to the top of the mountain, you can see the 101 building and overlook the Taipei Basin. The scenery is excellent and it is a good place to climb the city. Xiangshan is named for its resemblance to an elephant. There are also Lion Mountain, Tiger Mountain and Leopard Mountain around, and quite interesting "Four Beasts". Xiangshan is not too high, but also because it is close to downtown Taipei, so it is also a good location for shooting 101 buildings. Along the trail, picking up the stairs, there will be a forked intersection. I am going up from the left side and there is a rest pavilion in the middle. I will meet many Taipei citizens to exercise here and watch the scenery. Going up, there are many gathering places for photographers and tourists. Many people are here with a tripod to enjoy the photography and wait for the sun to fall. The Xiangshan Trail is well-built and there are commentary monuments along the way to help visitors understand the cultural background of the mountain. The scenery of the 101 building in the evening of evening is very beautiful, and there are very few people, and it feels good. Tickets: Free Opening time: All day

Highlights of Taipei: 5 Must-visit Attractions 1. Taipei 101: A Landmark in the Clouds Observation Deck: After purchasing a ticket, take the world's fastest elevator (only 37 seconds to the 89th floor) to the 360° observation deck, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Taipei Basin. On a clear day, you can even see the mouth of the Tamsui River. New Year's Eve: Every year on December 31, starting at 23:00, a 288-second New Year's Eve fireworks display lights up the sky above Taipei 101. The best places to watch are the Six Giant Rocks on Elephant Mountain or the outdoor bars in the Xinyi District. Technology: The world's largest damper, the "wind damper ball," is hidden on the B1 floor. During typhoons, you can see it swinging to counteract the building's sway (the dynamic exhibition hall is open daily from 10:00–21:00). 2. National Palace Museum: A Treasure Trove of Chinese Civilization Museum Highlights: ▶ Jadeite Cabbage (3rd floor): A jade carving from the Qing Dynasty, the cabbage leaves with crickets and grasshoppers have profound meanings, symbolizing fertility and prosperity. ▶ Meat-shaped Stone (3rd floor): Its natural texture resembles a piece of Dongpo pork. ▶ Mao Gong Ding (2nd floor): A bronze vessel from the Western Zhou Dynasty, with the longest inscription (499 characters) on the inner wall. In-depth Tour: Rent AR guide glasses (TWD300/4 hours) and scan the artifacts to trigger 3D historical scenes. The museum is open until 21:00 on Fridays and Saturdays, allowing you to avoid the crowds and enjoy a more immersive experience. 3. Yangmingshan National Park: A Wonderful Blend of Nature and Hot Springs Seasonal Scenery: 🌸 Cherry blossoms bloom from February to March (the cherry blossoms on Pingjing Street Lane 42 are particularly charming). 🌿 Calla lilies and hydrangeas bloom from March to May (a limited-time view in the Zhuzihu area). 🍁 Silvergrass sways from November to December (the silver-white silvergrass on the Xiaoyoukeng Trail is like a wave). Hot Springs: The foot bath in Sulfur Valley is free (bring your own towel), or choose Kagaya, a Japanese-style hot spring hotel, to experience the comfort and pleasure of the green sulfur spring. 4. Shilin Night Market: A Lively Display of Taiwan's Night Food Culture Food Recommendations: 🍳 Zhongchenghao Oyster Omelet (No. 101, Jihe Rd): Fat oysters with special sweet and spicy sauce, delicious. 🐔 Hot Star Large Fried Chicken (No. 113, Wenlin Rd): A crispy chicken cutlet larger than your face, only available for takeout. 🍚 Guo's Scallion Pancake (No. 19, Danan Rd): A half-cooked egg with homemade spicy sauce, unforgettable. Cultural Exploration: Cicheng Temple (in the middle of the night market) is a great place to pray for wealth. Locals often come to pray for blessings. 5. Jiufen Old Street: A Fantasy World Like Spirited Away Golden Hours: ▶ 17:30–18:30 The sunset dyes the Keelung Mountain and sea red, a picturesque view. ▶ After 19:00, a thousand red lanterns light up. The terrace of Amei Teahouse is a popular photo spot (consumption required). Route: Start from Jishan Sea-view Pavilion, pass Shengping Theater (free nostalgic movie exhibition), stroll along the steps of Shuqi Road (classic lantern street), and finally enjoy Dongding Oolong tea at Qingbian Road Teahouse. Travel Tips 3-day Classic Route: D1 Taipei 101 + National Palace Museum / D2 Yangmingshan National Park + Beitou Hot Spring / D3 Jiufen Old Street + Pingxi Sky Lantern Photography Enthusiast Route: Go to Elephant Mountain to shoot the sunrise of Taipei 101 → the sunset of Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf → the night view of Maokong Gondola (💡Transportation between attractions: Take the Taiwan Tourist Shuttle at Taipei Main Station to conveniently connect to attractions such as Yangmingshan and Jiufen. The journey takes about 40–90 minutes.)

😃 Taipei's Elephant Mountain Trail is a charming tourist destination, like a green pearl hidden in the hustle and bustle of the city, quietly exuding its unique charm, waiting for people to explore its beauty. 🎉 Elephant Mountain Trail is located in Xinyi District, Taipei City, and is easily accessible. Whether you take the MRT or drive, you can easily reach this fascinating place. When you step onto this trail, it's like embarking on a wonderful city sightseeing journey. 👣 As you enter the Elephant Mountain Trail, the first thing that catches your eye is the lush trees 🌳. They sway gently in the breeze, as if waving to every visitor. The stone-paved path is very smooth, making it very comfortable to walk on. Along the way, various flowers and greenery complement each other, exuding a fragrant aroma that is intoxicating. 🌸 As you continue forward, you will soon reach the observation deck. Climbing up the observation deck, the magnificent cityscape unfolds before your eyes. Taipei 101 stands tall in the city center, like a towering giant, showcasing the city's prosperity and vitality. Overlooking the city streets 🌆, the bustling traffic and people create a lively scene. Looking at this vibrant and lively picture, you can't help but feel a sense of love and attachment to this city. 😍 In addition to the cityscape, the scenery of the Elephant Mountain Trail itself is also unique. Along the way, you can see some ingeniously designed buildings and landscape features that complement the surrounding natural environment. For example, the winding stone path seems like a mysterious time tunnel, leading people to explore the traces of time. In some quiet corners, you can also hear the birds singing 🦜, as if adding a touch of liveliness and vitality to this beautiful scenery. During the tour, you can also choose to take photos at different locations 📷. Whether it's taking a photo with the city skyline or encountering the beautiful scenery around you, each photo captures the joy of this trip. Moreover, the photo angles here are excellent, allowing both professional photographers and ordinary tourists to take stunning photos. If you get tired of walking in the mountains, you can find a quiet place to rest for a while. Sitting on a bench, closing your eyes, listening to the sounds of nature 🎵, feeling the gentle breeze, and letting your body and mind relax completely. The tranquility and comfort make you forget all your worries and fatigue. Visiting the Elephant Mountain Trail is not only a visual enjoyment but also a spiritual cleansing. Here, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, you can get close to nature and feel its tranquility and beauty. Every deep breath allows you to feel the freshness and vitality in the air 🌬️. 😌 When night falls, the Elephant Mountain Trail reveals another unique charm. As the city lights up ✨, the entire city of Taipei becomes colorful. Standing on the observation deck, admiring the dreamlike night view, it's as if you are in a fantasy world. At this moment, your heart is filled with admiration and awe for this city. Taipei's Elephant Mountain Trail is a tourist destination worth visiting repeatedly. It allows people to appreciate the magnificent natural scenery and experience the unique charm of the city. Whether you are traveling with family, friends, or alone, you can create unforgettable memories. 💖

How to have fun in Taipei? Follow this guide to experience the charm of Taipei in one day and check in at interesting hidden gems! Itinerary Ximending Line 6 Exit Rainbow Taipei Check-in Point → Longshan Temple → Wang Zhugua (very close to Longshan Temple) → Dihua Street → Take Village Izakaya → Elephant Mountain → Taipei 101 → Female Bookstore Detailed itinerary 📍 Morning: Ximending - Longshan Temple - Dihua Street When you come out of Ximending Line 6 Exit, you will see the super popular Rainbow Taipei Check-in Point, which is colorful and photogenic. Then head to Longshan Temple, a famous temple in Taipei full of historical charm. Longshan Temple has a tutorial on how to worship, so you don't have to worry about not doing your homework. Sincerely pray and feel the peace and piety. After leaving Longshan Temple, go to Wang Zhugua, which is very close to it, and eat a bowl of authentic braised pork rice. The meat is stewed until soft and tasty, fatty but not greasy, and makes you want more. After the meal, take a walk to Dihua Street. You can exercise and feel the fireworks of Taipei. Along the way, you can see various specialty shops, traditional grocery stores, and old-fashioned pastry shops, and you can also buy some special souvenirs. 📍 Afternoon: Take Village Izakaya - Elephant Mountain - Taipei 101 After visiting Dihua Street, go to Take Village Izakaya. Here you can not only taste delicious Japanese cuisine, but also take photos with Taipei 101. After a short break at Take Village Izakaya, recharge your energy and get ready for the afternoon challenge - climbing Elephant Mountain. Although it was 30 degrees Celsius, climbing Elephant Mountain and overlooking the panoramic view of Taipei made it all worthwhile. There are several great photo spots on the mountain where you can take unique photos with Taipei 101. After coming down from Elephant Mountain, you will arrive at Taipei 101. In fact, the feeling of overlooking the panoramic view from 101 is similar to that of Hong Kong Sky 100. If you don't want to spend money to go to the observation deck, taking pictures of the exterior and feeling its grandeur is also a good choice. 📍 Evening: Female Bookstore At night, go to the Female Bookstore. This is a feminist bookstore full of ideological and cultural collisions. The bookstore has a wide variety of books. Visit the bookstore and feel the different cultural atmosphere, and end the day perfectly. Food recommendations 🍱 Hong Ruizhen Sandwich: Soft and tender toast with rich fillings, with distinct layers of taste. ☕ Louisa Matcha Latte: Rich matcha flavor and smooth latte, perfectly blended. 🍵 50 Lan Four Seasons Spring: Refreshing and greasy, with a strong tea aroma, a must-have drink in summer. 🍱 Wang Zhugua Braised Pork Rice: As mentioned earlier, the meat is fragrant and the rice is full. 🍰 Fishbone Cake: Cute shape, sweet taste, very satisfying. Tips 1. Keep quiet when worshiping in Longshan Temple and respect religious etiquette. 2. Remember to wear sunscreen and comfortable shoes when climbing Elephant Mountain. There are many mosquitoes on the mountain, so you can bring mosquito repellent. 3. There are many tourists around Taipei 101. Pay attention to safety when taking photos and keep your personal belongings safe. 4. There are many books in the Female Bookstore. Be gentle when choosing books to create a good reading environment. Follow this guide and have a unique trip to Taipei. You will have a great time!

#chinatrip #travel #taiwan #taipei #thingstodo #hiking #mountain For the best panoramic view of Taipei, a hike up Xiangshan (Elephant Mountain) is a must! Just a short walk from Xiangshan MRT Station, this steep but rewarding trail takes about 20–30 minutes to reach the top, where you’ll be greeted with stunning views of Taipei 101 and the city skyline. The best time to visit? Sunset, when the city lights start to twinkle. Whether you’re a photography enthusiast or just looking for an incredible vantage point, this hike offers one of the most iconic views of Taipei—totally worth the climb!

#mountainhike Best hike to capture the cityscape of Taipei‼️ Elephant Mountain, or Xiangshan, in Taipei, Taiwan, is a my ABSOLUTE favorite hiking spot, for anyone who loves hiking and stunning views! It’s simply the best as it offers one of the best panoramas of the city, especially at sunset. The hike isn't too long—about 50-60 minutes to the top—but it does have some steep steps, so be prepared for a little workout! 😂🥾 Once you reach the summit, you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking views of Taipei 101 😍and the surrounding mountains. It’s a great place to snap some amazing photos and enjoy the scenery. Plus, the trail is well-marked, making it easy to follow. Many people visit Elephant Mountain after a day of exploring the city, and it’s a perfect way to wind down. Whether you’re hiking solo or with friends, it’s a fantastic spot to experience

If you want to see the beautiful night view of Taipei, the popular viewing spot 'Elephant Mountain (Xiangshan)' is highly recommended. Taipei is home to many skyscrapers such as Taipei 101 and the World Trade Center, offering breathtaking night views. It's perfect for family walks or romantic dates. To catch the sunset or night view, it's best to stop at the viewing spots along the way to the top. The 'Six Giant Rocks' is a particularly popular spot visited by many people. If you start climbing about 30 minutes before sunset, you will reach the top just in time to see the sunset and enjoy the night view.

#getgoing2025 Elephant Mountain was the perfect mix of nature and urban beauty. The trail, though steep, was worth every step. Reaching the viewpoint, I was rewarded with a stunning panorama of Taipei 101 towering over the city. As the sun set, the skyline sparkled, creating a magical contrast with the surrounding greenery. It was a hike that left me breathless in more ways than one. 📍Elephant Mountain, Taipei, Taiwan #taipei #taiwan #hikingtrails #taipei101 #travel #citydaytours #thingstodo

For those who love sightseeing and hiking, I highly suggest including Elephant Mountain in your Taipei travel plans. The hike might make you question your life choices, but the views will definitely satisfy you! This mountain is perfect for any time of day—morning, evening, or night—and can fit into any other plans you have. Plus, there will always be people hiking with you, so you don't need to worry about safety at all.

In the early morning, I ascended the trail of Elephant Mountain, the cool air carrying the fresh scent of vegetation. The stone steps wind through the forest, surrounded by lush greenery. Sunlight filters through the gaps in the leaves, casting dappled shadows, as if draping the city in a natural veil. As I walked, occasional breezes gently brushed by, isolating the city's hustle and bustle at the foot of the mountain. Upon reaching the summit of Elephant Mountain, the large stone platform resembled a viewing stage, offering a panoramic view of Taipei's most magnificent scenery. Taipei 101 stands tall in the city center, like a giant pen piercing through the clouds, sketching the city's prosperity and dreams. I quietly gazed into the distance, where the skyline and mountains intertwine, and the city's vitality meets the tranquility of nature. At this moment, words are unnecessary; I can only marvel at the gentle passage of time and the vastness of the world. Elephant Mountain is not just a scenic spot but a journey of the soul. It uses the purest beauty to help me find moments of peace and self amidst a busy life.

#xiangshan Taipei is famous cheap destination. I like people are so nice and kind. People love hiking. There is short famous spot for hiking here named Xiangshan means Elephant mt. You can ah e a quick stop in 30mins. From the metro station. It’s convenient. you’ll Get 101 building view from top.

You can walk from Xiangshan train station just 10 minute walk . You can have a quick trail up to the mountain to see the view of 101 building. Is around 20 minutes walk the hill. Make sure your sneakers are good. As very slope. But when you got there, it’s worth it. The view was nice. #hiking #爬山 #台北 #台湾

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Elephant Mountain is one of Taipei’s well-known hiking spots. For beginners, this hiking trail is a friendly and easy-to-use option. Climbing up the stone steps felt relatively easy at first, but as the height increased, my heartbeat gradually accelerated. Fortunately, there are many resting platforms along the trail, which gave me a chance to take a breath and enjoy the beautiful views of the city from different angles along the way. After climbing to the viewing platform of Xiangshan, the view of Taipei 101 and the entire city in front of us made all the hard work worth it. The trails in Xiangshan are clear and well maintained. Even if it is your first time, you will not have any trouble getting lost. This hike to Elephant Mountain made me realize that even beginners can enjoy mountain climbing. At the same time, it is recommended that first-time visitors remember to wear comfortable shoes and bring enough water to maintain good physical strength and welcome the beauty of Xiangshan with ease. #climb mountains

Very beautiful temple in the middle of the forest. If you are a hiker, walking on the Four Animals Mountains (SiShouShan trail), you can pass that temple between Elephant mountain and Leopard mountain. It pops up on the way, providing a nice surprise due to its vivid paintings, beautiful wall carvings and roof decoration. It deserves a stop, eventually a prayer and it will give back a peace moment. I wish I could know what is its relation with the "North Star". #100waysoftravel #北星寶宮 #taiwan2024

I visited the Xiangshan Observation Deck in Taipei. Why didn't I realize it was a mountain before going... It turned out to be a more serious hike than I expected. But you can reach the top in about 30 minutes. There's a first viewpoint midway, and I was really tempted to just stop there because I was tired. But since the purpose of this Taipei trip was to see the night view from Xiangshan Observation Deck, I decided to go all the way up. The view from the midway point is great, but it's even better from the top. I wanted to see the sunset, so I started hiking around 6 PM. Luckily, I reached the top before the sun set and got to enjoy both the sunset and the night view. The hike was tough, but the night view made it all worth it! And make sure to bring a bottle of water with you when you go up!

📍 No. 31, Alley 401, Lane 150, Section 5, Xinyi Rd, Xinyi District, Taipei City, Taiwan 110 Xiangshan, a popular destination in Taiwan, is a great place for a leisurely walk as it takes only about 40 minutes to an hour for a round trip, making it not too strenuous. From the top of Xiangshan, you can get a direct view of Taipei 101, the landmark of Taipei. While the view from the Taipei 101 Observatory is spectacular, the scenery of Taiwan from Xiangshan is also grand and impressive. Since it's a hike, those visiting to see the night view should be cautious and ensure their safety.

Finally have the chance to go to elephant hill . The view of Taipei 101 is spectacular. It’s a tiring climb and you need to conquer several flight of stairs before going up to the top. As you climbed, there are also several pavilion viewing spot which you can take a rest and catch the different views of Taipei. Personally I find that taking a bus is much more Convenient than the metro. Or you can take a cab there. If you take the metro, you need to walk about 20 min by foot before reaching the elephant hill. If you are in taipei, you can do a light hike to this spot and take in the sights of Taipei #travellerswonderland #象山 #台北