BaiShaBay Memorial Park
Feng Shui
The BaiSha Bay Memorial Park is strategically surrounded by symbols of heaven and luck, with Mount Datun at its back, Mount Qixing to its left, and the Taiwan Strait to its front. In Chinese geomancy, such anchoring protects one’s wealth and prevents families and their descendants from being swept by misfortunes.
The BaiSha Bay Memorial Park is composed of a cemetery, the Pet Columbarium, and the True Dragon Tower Columbarium. The memorial park is also decorated with symbols of the dragon and four auspicious sites that concentrate good fortune here. In fact, the Palace of Light on the premises was designed by a Pritzker Prize-winning architect to sit as the center of the dragon’s eye when seen from above. Due to these auspicious factors, many famous people from all industries are either buried here or have arranged for BaiSha Bay Memorial Park to be their final resting place.
Grounds Guide
Burial Sites
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Information
BaiShaBay Memorial Park
No. 38-2, Mujiliao, Yuanshan Vil., Sanzhi Dist., New Taipei City 252005 , Taiwan Phone number：02-2636-5300Business hours: 08:30~16:30
If you need service outside of the above business hours, please call to make a reservation three days in advance.
Parking Options
For smaller vehicles, proceed to the indoor parking lot on floors G1~G2F.
For larger vehicles, proceed to the parking lot adjacent to the Shanzhi District Cemetery. Passengers may get off near the entrance of the True Dragon Tower Columbarium first.
Public Transport Options
Take the Taipei MRT Tamsui Line (red) towards Tamsui and get off at Hongshulin Station. Then take a taxi to the True Dragon Tower Columbarium (~30 minutes).
Take the Taipei MRT Tamsui Line (red) towards Tamsui and get off at Tamsui Station. Walk to the bus stop opposite to the exit and take the Tamsui Bus. Get off at the Shanzhi Station. Then take a taxi to the True Dragon Tower Columbarium (~10 minutes).