Taichung Park, A Historic Oasis of Serenity in the City
37-1 Gongyuan Road, North District, Taichung City
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Introduction
The Taichung Park was established on October 28, 1903 and is one of the famous landmarks in Taichung City. The park covers an area of about 32,889 square meters and is located between Park Road and Section 2 of Zhongxiao Road, with a prime location. The park is lush with green grass and trees, and the Lake Heart Pavilion is built on the ancient Sun and Moon Lake, presenting an ancient and traditional style. It is a double-pavilioned pavilion. Visitors can rent boats to cruise on the lake. The embracing Taishan Mountain and Wangyue Pavilion in the park have special historical significance. Taishan Mountain, formerly known as "Dadun", is the origin of downtown Taichung City, and the adjacent Wangyue Pavilion is the only remaining relic of the Taiwan Prefecture City. Address 37-1 Gongyuan Road, North District, Taichung City
Transportation Take Taiwan High Speed Rail to Taichung Station.
Most of the people in the park now are the elderly
