Centennial Ponds Introduction
The "Pond" has played an important role in the history of development in Sanwan. Due to topographical reasons, the irrigation water source in this area is located at the end of a system, making it impossible to maintain a fixed water level. Therefore, people back then excavated many ponds for agricultural cultivation. After the construction of the Yonghe Mountain Reservoir, the importance of these ponds significantly decreased, and with the decline of agriculture over time, these ponds gradually disappeared. In recent years, in order to preserve this important landscape feature, the residents of Beipu Village have created a leisure agriculture tourism spot centered around the cultural significance of the ponds. Among them, the "Sanlian Pond" is the largest, consisting of three interconnected ponds: Guanyin Pond, Liwu Pond, and Dahuangpu Pond, which have been excavated for over a century. The landscape reconstruction of the ponds not only enhances the appearance of Beipu Village but also has led to the construction of leisure trails and bike paths in the surrounding area, along with the planning of related activities to attract tourists to experience leisure agriculture and enjoy the scenery of the water countryside.
