Fazi River Gateway Welcome Waterfront Walkway Introduction
Play Guide ◼️ "TAICHUNG" Popular Check-in Landmark The Dajia River is located between the Taiwan High-Speed Rail (THSR) tracks and the No. 74 Expressway. It serves as the international facade of Taichung. As you approach Taichung via THSR and look out the window, seeing the landmark signifies your arrival in Taichung. The Dajia River stretches from Yongchun East Road to the left bank of Wuri THSR Station, featuring a 1.8-kilometer "Dajia River Welcome Corridor" that combines riverside views and water-friendly spaces, along with a prominent three-dimensional text landmark "TAICHUNG" to greet visitors. The left bank of the Dajia River from Yongchun East Road to Taichung THSR Station covers approximately 6 hectares of high river beach, enhancing the area with stone cage landscape art made from existing river gravel, waterfront walking paths, and three-dimensional text landmarks. The landmark "TAICHUNG" has become a popular check-in spot. While considering flood control, ecology, culture, and landscape, an international-level welcoming river has been established, significantly improving the comfort of the local waterfront environment and providing a user-friendly ecological education space for the public, creating a healthy leisure corridor in the Greater Taichung area, making it a must-visit destination for visitors to Taichung. The Dajia River is not only the gateway river to Taichung but also showcases the rich ecological resources of rivers. Sunrises, sunsets, and nights each present different sceneries. Citizens are welcome to enjoy the diverse riverside views at the Dajia River.
