Taichung Park

Taichung Park is a park with a long history in Taichung City, also known as Zhongshan Park. It has always been an important landmark in Taichung City. Come here to play and experience the life of the local people up close. The park has a chapel, a tennis court and a library. The whole park has the functions of leisure and recreation and looking back at the old things. In the middle of the garden is Sun Moon Lake, with blue waves rippling in the lake. There is a small island in the middle of the lake, and a long bridge leads to the shore. In the middle of the lake is the Huxin Pavilion, with red tiles and white walls. It was built in the 34th year of Emperor Guangxu's reign in the Qing Dynasty. There is also a Fortress Hill next to Sun Moon Lake. There is a Moon-Watching Pavilion on the hill. This is the remnant of the North Gate Tower of the Old City of Taichung City. The gatehouse of the entire pavilion stands on top of four pillars, which is simple and solemn, and the eaves are raised, which is very spectacular. In addition, there are various pavilions and monuments to anti-Japanese heroes in Fortress Hill. There are green grass and swaying trees in the park, and many cute animals walk through the park. You can see many locals running, students taking graduation photos, and couples falling in love, which is very lifelike. In addition, the park also has an open-air music platform and children's play facilities, attracting many families to travel.