Li-Chi Nine-Curved Bridge Introduction
Formerly known as Hsinchu Park, it is located at the midway point between the urban area and Shibajianshan, covering an area of 190,000 square meters. It was established in the 5th year of the Republic of China (1916) and was damaged during World War II but was significantly renovated after the war. The park features lush pine and cypress trees, flourishing flowers, a beautiful lake, and a picturesque scene composed of curved bridges and pavilions. After exiting the park, one can walk along Gongyuan Road to Dongda Road. At the intersection in front of the Military Police Headquarters, turning left leads to the zoo, while turning right leads to the Confucius Temple. As its name suggests, Lichi is a beautiful and enchanting resting paradise. Surrounded by flowering plants and verdant trees, the lake is home to koi fish swimming, and swans gliding gracefully, creating an elegant atmosphere that refreshes the mind and spirit. Lichi is located on Gongyuan Road, adjacent to the zoo, and is inhabited by koi fish, mallards, black swans, and rare mandarin ducks, adding vitality to the pool. Towering ancient trees and green shade surrounding the pool, filled with the fragrance of maple, provide the pleasure of leisure in a half-day journey.
