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Elizabeth Yu (en) (VF : Camille Timmerman) : la princesse
Azula Thalia Tran (en) : Mai, proche d'Azula, artiste martiale dans le maniement des couteaux et amour d'enfance de Zuko.
Momona Tamada (VF : Amandine Hauguel) : Ty Lee, proche d'Azula, artiste martiale, gymnaste et bloqueuse de Chi. Invités[modifier | modifier le code] Maria Zhang (en) (VF : Ludivine Maffren) : Suki, leader des guerrières de l'île Kyoshi. A Martinez (VF : Jean-Claude Donda) : Maître Pakku, maître de l'eau de la tribu de l'eau du Nord. Amber Midthunder (VF : Emmylou Homs) : la princesse Yue, prêtresse de la tribu de l'eau du Nord. Yvonne Chapman (en) (VF : Ingrid Donnadieu) : Kyoshi, une des avatars. Incarnation de la terre précédant Roku. Tamlyn Tomita (VF : Anne Rondeleux) : Yukari, dirigeante de l'île Kyoshi et mère de Suki. C. S. Lee (VF : Gabriel Le Doze) : Roku, un des avatars.
[33] Tourist attractions[edit] Zushi Temple in Sanxia District Taiwan Coal Mine Museum in Pingxi District Hohaiyan Rock Festival in Gongliao District New Taipei City has a wide range of historical, natural and cultural attractions for tourists. Tourism-related industries in the city are governed by the Tourism and Travel Department of New Taipei City Government. Historical[edit] Historical attractions include Bitoujiao Lighthouse, Chin Pao San, Fort Santo Domingo, Hobe Fort, Ōgon Shrine, Tamsui Old Street, Lin Family Mansion and Garden, Fuguijiao Lighthouse, Cape San Diego Lighthouse, Wuzhi Mountain Military Cemetery and Qing dynasty remnants in Tamsui and the old mining towns of Jiufen, Jinguashi and Jingtong in the east. Sanxia houses the historic Sanxia Old Street. Temples[edit] Some of the most famous temples in the city are the Changfu Temple in Sanxia District, Gongbei Temple in Xizhi District and Temple of the Eighteen Lords in Shimen District. The international headquarter of
Dharma Drum Mountain, one of the "Four Great Mountains" or four major Buddhist organizations of Taiwanese Buddhism, is situated in Jinshan District. Museums and galleries[edit] There are numerous notable museums and galleries, such as Drop of Water Memorial Hall, Gold Museum, Jing-Mei White Terror Memorial Park, Jingtong Mining Industry Museum, Ju
Ming Museum, Li Mei-shu Memorial Gallery, Li Tien-lu Hand Puppet Historical Museum, Museum of World Religions, New Taipei City Hakka Museum, New Taipei City Yingge Ceramics Museum, Ping-Lin Tea Museum, Sanxia History Museum, Shihsanhang Museum of Archaeology, Taiwan Coal Mine Museum, Taiwan Nougat Creativity Museum, Tamkang University Maritime Museum, Tamsui Art Gallery, Teng Feng Fish Ball Museum, Wulai Atayal Museum, Wulai Forestry Life Museum and Xinzhuang Culture and Arts Center. [original research?] Natural[edit] Natural attractions include the Golden, Lingjiao, Shifen and Wulai waterfalls, Bitan, Wulai Hot Spring, Stone Sculpture Park, Cape Santiago, Twin Candlestick Islets, Xinhai Constructed Wetland, hoodoo geological formations at the Yehliu seacoast, and hiking in Mount Guanyin, Wulai, Pingxi and the northeast coast. Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf along the Tamsui River is a popular place for leisure and sightseeing. Popular beaches include Fulong, Yanliao and Baisha Bay. [original research?] Theme parks and resorts[edit] Theme parks and resorts in the city include Yehliu Ocean World, Yun Hsien Resort etc.
