Nanhua Forestry Culture Park (Nanhua Forest Park) Introduction
Behind the Nanhua Work Station of the Forestry Bureau is the Nanhua Forestry Culture Park, which preserves the natural ecological landscape. The park was originally a timber storage and processing site, and from the 1950s to the 1970s, it was an important timber distribution center in Hualien. In 2006, approximately 7 hectares of the park were replanned, with the planting of camphor trees, sweet gum, millennium paulownia, three-year-old paulownia, goosefoot vine, white paperbark, and Taitung firethorn, among other species. The park is also home to various bird species, including the black-crowned night heron, Taiwan barbet, and little egret, making it rich in biodiversity.
