逛逛美麗的台北大學explore the beautiful Naipei University
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今天來說說我的三峽行，而提到三峽就不免聊到台北大學。台北大學從中興大學獨立後，有兩個分校，法商學院位於台北校區，其本部則是位於三峽校區，據我某個就讀台北校區的朋友表示該校區實在小到非常不像大學，相比之下，台北大學的三峽校區就面積佔地非常大，很值得一遊。
從台北前往台北大學的三峽校區的交通方式除了開車外，可以選擇很多種大眾交通運輸工具，當時因為和朋友相約在台北車站出發，所以我們選擇了搭乘火車加上公車，除了轉乘不太方便，交通時長也滿可怕的，不過好在有朋友相伴，所以感覺時間過得很快。
不過我們倒不是特意要逛台北大學的三峽校區，是因為剛好有個朋友住在三峽，據說他的房子全新裝湟非常美麗，而且還有無比強大的公設可使用，公設基本上包括游泳池、電腦室和圖書館等，加上當時三峽房價也不貴，所以確實是台北人的一個不錯的選擇，因為我朋友習慣開車上下班，所以購買三峽區對他而言非常方便。
台北大學三峽區距離朋友的住處非常近，於是我們就快速在三峽校區進行了各種打卡，當時是三月到訪，所以也可見到一些美麗的櫻花，個人印象最深的還是校園裡樹木林立的道路，走在其中真的有非常悠閒放鬆的感覺。
三峽行也順便吃了三禾手打麵，更不能錯過三峽老街，我們除了朝聖有名的豆花店，也在老街裡各種吃吃喝喝，其實整個三峽行非常充實，不過我當時沒拍下時太多照片，因為晚上住在朋友美麗的家中，加上社區裡四周的美景，我們一行人有種自己活在另個夢幻世界的感覺，感覺來到了個逃離台北喧囂生活的陶花源。
When talking about Sanxia, it's impossible not to mention Taipei University,After separating from Chung Hsing University, Taipei University has two campuses: the College of Law and Business in the Taipei campus and the main campus in Sanxia Dist., New Taipei. According to a friend of mine who studies at the Taipei campus, it’s so small that it barely feels like a university. In contrast, the Sanxia campus is vast and well worth a visit.
To get from Taipei to Taipei University’s Sanxia campus, there are multiple public transportation options besides driving. Since my friends and I were meeting at Taipei Main Station, we decided to take the train and transfer to a bus. The transfer wasn’t exactly convenient, and the travel time was quite long. However, with good company, time seemed to fly by.
In fact, our trip wasn’t specifically to explore the Sanxia campus of Taipei University. We were actually visiting a friend who lives in Sanxia. Her newly renovated home was said to be stunning, and the amenities in her community were top-notch, including a swimming pool, computer room, and library. At the time, housing prices in Sanxia were quite reasonable, making it an attractive option for people in Taipei. Since my friend usually drives to work, living in Sanxia was very convenient for him.
The Sanxia campus of Taipei University was close to her home, so we made a quick stop to explore and take pictures. Since it was March, we were lucky to see some beautiful cherry blossoms. What impressed me the most was the tree-lined pathways in the school. Walking through them felt incredibly relaxing and peaceful.
Of course, no trip to Sanxia would be complete without food! We tried Sanhe Handmade Noodles and couldn’t miss Sanxia Old Street. We indulged in the famous tofu pudding and sampled various local snacks along the way. The whole trip was packed with experiences. I didn’t take too many photos, but staying overnight at my friend’s beautiful home, surrounded by scenic views, felt like stepping into a dream. It was as if we had escaped the hustle and bustle of Taipei and stumbled upon our own little paradise.