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Taiwan opens the Danjiang Bridge, the world’s longest single-tower asymmetric cable-stayed bridge, enhancing travel between Bali and Tamsui and easing congestion.

New Taipei City celebrates the Danjiang Bridge opening with the ＂2026 Tamkang One Piece Adventure.＂ Enjoy a light show, AR missions, and discounts in Tamsui and Bali.

Taiwan opens the Danjiang Bridge on May 12, easing traffic and showcasing Zaha Hadid’s design. The bridge connects Bali and Tamsui, enhancing travel and urban aesthetics.

New Taipei City will host the ＂Shining New Taipei 1314 River Fireworks＂ on Dec. 31, featuring 35,520 fireworks. Enjoy performances and special transport services.

Danjiang Bridge, designed by Zaha Hadid, entered its final stage of construction on Sept. 16. The bridge will span the Tamsui River and set records as the largest single-tower asymmetrical cable-stayed bridge.

Taipei City unveils a NT$1.8 billion plan to revamp the Tamsui Riverbank, promising a European-style waterfront by 2028. The project includes expanded trails and new water recreation facilities.

The Han Kuang 41 military exercise in Taipei focuses on defense strategies, including metro drills, river blockades, and mine deployment. It highlights Taiwan’s readiness against potential threats.

Taiwan’s Han Kuang 41 military exercise enters its sixth day, featuring urban defense drills, advanced missile systems, and the largest-ever mobilization of 20,000 reservists as the island prepares for potential conflict scenarios.

Environment Minister Peng Chi-ming announced a plan to make the Tamsui River swimmable, partnering with the Water Resources Agency. The initiative focuses on climate change, pollution prevention, and sustainable water management.

Discover how Taipei’s mayor responds to a Chinese national’s bold maritime breach into the Tamsui River, calling for a security overhaul and accountability.

Discover how Taiwan’s National Security Bureau is addressing Chinese drones and vessels’ intrusions, highlighting gray-zone tactics and the importance of international intelligence collaboration.

Discover how a Chinese national breached Taiwan’s maritime border, leading to a review of Taiwan’s coastal defense systems and disciplinary actions against Coast Guard personnel.

Discover the story of a 60-year-old man from China who attempted to defect to Taiwan by navigating a boat into the Tamsui River, leading to his arrest and sparking a government response to tighten national security measures.

Taiwan’s annual Han Kuang exercises, the country’s largest war games since 1984, aim to ensure combat readiness in the event of a Chinese invasion. Recent exercises have led the military to speculate that the northern areas of Taiwan could be a targeted point for a Chinese attack. The Tamsui River is analyzed as a potential point of entry for the People’s Liberation Army, as it provides access to critical regions like Hsinchu, Taoyuan, and Taipei. Public officials have demanded live-fire drills at the river mouth to inspect defense capabilities. However, conducting such drills poses challenges due to the densely populated area and existing operations of a nearby port. The use of explosives in the river could leave sediments that are difficult to track. Defense strategies require a comprehensive understanding of their effects, and alternative strategies are being considered to bolster defense in northern Taiwan.

Taiwan is carrying out a week-long military drill at the Tamsui River, simulating a naval attack by enemy forces.