Keelung is the northernmost city in Taiwan. It is known as the "Taiwanese Head" and is an important international commercial port in northern Taiwan. It is like a "small Hong Kong" or one of the three cities in Taiwan. It is famous for its natural harbor in Deepwater Valley. Located in the northeast corner of Taiwan Island, Keelung City is surrounded by mountains on three sides and faces the sea with an area of 133 square kilometers. The ancient chicken coop of Keelung, named after the shape of the chicken cage in Keelung Mountain. Keelung Tourism: Keelung’s most famous attraction is the Kailuan Temple, one of the most famous night markets in Taiwan. Keelung's main tourism resources are: Keelung Eight Views, Keelung Island, Northern Three Islands (Mianyu, Vase Island, Pengjiayu), Peace Island, Keelung Port and Harbor Landscape, Badouzi Waterfront Park, Wangyou Valley, Changtanli Chaozhou Park, Xiandong Rock, Waimu Mountain Coast, Lion Ball Ridge, Hongdan Mountain, Lover Lake, Warm Kelong River Pothole Landscape, Warm East Canyon, Tai'an Waterfall, Jiangzi Mountain, Maling, Youyi Valley, etc.