Transportation :

1. Metro : Green line Gongguan station exit 1 ,walk for 7 minutes and u will arrived

2. Bus : You can take 207，208，208直，208高架， 236，251，252，253，254，278，280，280直，284，290，311永福，505，52，530，606，642，643，644

3. Car : There's a Taipei Water Department parking lot 50m away from Treasure hill artist village

   
   

The specialty of this village is that they care about nature. They make things by hand, and the people who live there grow their veggies, which is good for the environment. So, it's not just a village, it's like discovering a hidden treasure that's old-fashioned but also kind to the earth.

When I arrived at the village, the first thing I saw was a huge temple named ''Treasure Hill Temple'' combined with the different colors red and orange. As I continued walking in, there was a huge board labeled with different types of creative workshops and exhibitions with artists' names on it that were from all over the world. As I walked further, I saw a lot of stairs that connected into different paths, and the first thing I saw was a garden for education that planted different things that we don't usually see in the city, and next as I continued I saw a small grocery store full with all the childhood snacks and it brought up all my childhood memories.

While I continued my journey, I saw a little workshop with a small entrance, as I walked in I noticed that most of the things were all handmade and also included some vintage cups and plates, at first I didn't see the shopworker as I turned around and about to walk out the workshop, I saw a guy sitting there knitting yarn for sell, as you can tell most of the things were truly by handmade. As I walked out there was an exhibition right on the next door, it used reused resources to express what it wanted to convey, this exhibition didn't just bring us their life stories but also connected to saving the Earth by using reusable resources.

When I was on the way back, I saw an area for all the information on Treasure Hill Village, and I saw some stamps for different buildings on it, I decided to stamp on the brochures to keep this memorable day.

After this journey, I strongly think that sustainable travel is a really good way that we can include into our lives, it saves our planet but also brings us into nature as we're always staying indoors, feels like we get to connect more with the nature, we can choose to walk, jog, cycling or by MRT to arrive our destinations and the same time we can get to know some peoples special lifetime stories in person in the area that they created for us to visit.

In my opinion, I think sustainable travel doesn't have to start big, but we can start with small steps, as long as we stick to it, it will definitely have a huge change in our lives and our environments.

It is only open on Tuesday to Sunday from 11:00 to 22:00, it’s closed on Monday