Rafzi Creek Gateway Welcome Waterfront Corridor Introduction
Exploration Guide ◼️ Popular Check-in Landmark in "TAICHUNG" The Dajia River is located between the Taichung High-Speed Rail line and the No. 74 Expressway, serving as Taichung's international façade. When approaching Taichung by high-speed rail and looking out the window, you will recognize you have arrived at Taichung upon seeing this landmark. The section of the Dajia River from Yongchun East Road to Wuri High-Speed Rail Station features a left bank floodplain where a 1.8-kilometer "Dajia River Welcoming Corridor" has been created, providing both riverside scenery and water-friendly spaces, along with a prominent three-dimensional landmark sign "TAICHUNG" to greet visitors. The left bank floodplain, approximately 6 hectares from Yongchun East Road to Taichung High-Speed Rail Station, includes gabion landscape art made from existing river pebbles, waterfront walking paths, and three-dimensional landmark signs, among which the "TAICHUNG" sign has become a popular check-in spot. Balancing flood control, ecology, culture, and aesthetics, this international-level welcoming river enhances the comfort of the local waterfront environment while providing an easily accessible ecological education space for the public, shaping a healthy recreational corridor in the greater Taichung area and becoming a must-visit destination for people coming to Taichung. The Dajia River not only serves as the gateway river to Taichung but also showcases the rich ecological resources of the river. It displays different scenes at sunrise, sunset, and nighttime, inviting citizens to enjoy the diverse riverside landscapes at Dajia River.
