Shulin District

Shulin District covers 33 square kilometers in southwestern New Taipei City with mountains, residential zones, and industrial facilities near Lujiao Creek Wetlands.

The region transformed from seventeen urban villages of Yingge Township into Shulin Township in 1946, advancing to district status in New Taipei City by 2010.

Residents observe Baosheng Dadi deity celebrations on the lunar calendar's third month, while Ganyuan holds annual hog sacrifices during the first month.

The district maintains strong transportation connections through multiple railway stations, including Shulin Station, serving its population of 180,340 residents.

Local bakeries produce Wuren pastries containing winter melon, egg yolk, lard, raisins, tangerine cake, and walnuts in a traditional recipe spanning forty years.

Location: New Taipei

Elevation above the sea: 64 m

Shares border with: Sanxia District, Xinzhuang District, Banqiao District, Yingge District, Guishan District, Tucheng District

Website: http://shulin.ntpc.gov.tw

GPS coordinates: 24.99000,121.41000

Latest update: May 26, 2025 21:42