Wanli District is located in New Taipei City, bordering the Pacific Ocean to the northeast, Keelung City to the southeast, Yangmingshan and Xizhi to the southwest, and Jinshan District to the northwest. The total area is approximately 63.3776 square kilometers; Wanli District is surrounded by mountains on three sides.

The geographical location facing the sea is very advantageous, so fishery and tourism are the main industries. Among them, the weathered terrain in Yehliu Scenic Area, Wanli Hot Spring Area, and Gelidium on the north coast are all very prosperous, and have become New Taipei City's main industries.

tourist zone.

Historical Development of Wanli District Wanli District was formerly known as Ma Feng. Its historical origin can be traced back to the 6th year of the Ming Dynasty when the Spanish came to Taiwan to occupy Keelung. At that time, residents already lived in Ma Feng and developed into settlements. By the time of Zheng Chenggong's Northern Expedition to the Dutch, that is

It was established by Wanli Jia Touzhuang. At that time, a Fujian native, Shui Hongge, came here to cultivate and operate fisheries, developing the history of Wanli. In the 23rd year of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, the Wanli area was included in Zhuluo County, and in the first year of Yongzheng's reign, it was successively included in Tamsui Hall.

Tamsui Fort and Zhilan Fort were affiliated to the Jinbaoli Fort of Keelung during the Guangxu period. In 1895, the Treaty of Shimonoseki assigned Taiwan to Japan. Initially, New Taipei City was set up as a county-affiliated Keelung branch. In 1901, the county was abolished as a department and subordinated to

Keelung Hall Jinbaoli Branch. In 1909, the Taipei Governor-General expanded the department structure and abolished the Keelung Hall and merged it into the Taipei Hall. In 1920, the Wanli area was established as Wanli Village in Keelung County, Taipei Prefecture. After the recovery of Taiwan after World War II, Wanli Village was

It was abolished and Wanli District was established under the jurisdiction of Keelung District, New Taipei City. Since 1950, Wanli District has been directly under the direct jurisdiction of New Taipei City.

Yeliu Scenic Area in Wanli District is part of the North Coast and Guanyin Mountain National Scenic Areas. The headland (Datun Mountain System) protruding from the sea is about 1,700 meters long. Due to sea erosion, weathering and crustal movement, sea caves and trenches have been created.

, honeycomb stones, candle-shaped stones, tofu stones, mushroom-shaped rocks, pot holes, dissolution plates and other strange landscapes; Yehliu Scenic Area is divided into three major areas, namely the first area, Queen's Head, Fairy Shoes, Milk Stone, etc.

, tofu rock, dragon head stone, etc. in the second area, sea erosion pot cave, seal stone, etc. in the third area. The weathered terrain in many places allows the public to understand the mysteries of nature.

Wanli District Tourism Wanli District In addition to the famous Yehliu Scenic Area, which is a very good tourist attraction, Wanli District also has Taipower Northern Exhibition Hall, Zou Family One-stop Residence, Yehliu Ocean World, Emerald Bay, Lingquan Temple, and the scenery along the Majong River.

, Lion Park, Coukeng, Fangzuishan Ecological Reserve, etc. are all places that you can plan to visit when traveling to Wanli; Wanli cuisine is quite unique, among which the "Wanli Sweet Potato Season" hosted in August every year is even more special. Due to Wanli's soil,

There is no sandy texture, and the sweet potatoes grown here have just the right amount of moisture and are sweet and moderate in texture. You can also taste freshly roasted sweet potatoes during the sweet potato season, making it a good summer itinerary for the public.