Gangshan Park Introduction
Located in the Gangshan commercial district, Gangshan Park covers an area of 5.95 hectares and is the oldest park in Gangshan District. Formerly the site of Gangshan Shrine, it is adjacent to the bustling Shoutian Temple and has long served as an important recreational spot for the public. In 2013, the city government initiated a renovation of the park, preserving old trees, removing outdated facilities, and refurbishing the shrine's torii gate. The park also features a rainwater collection system capable of storing 1,200 tons of rainwater, with ecological ponds that can hold approximately 1,600 tons of water to help maintain groundwater. This allows the park to return to a more natural and green environment. The newly designed walking paths are accessible, providing a space to enjoy the sounds of birds and the refreshing greenery. The renovated library brings with it the joy of reading and cultural activities. The transformed park not only offers a more spacious and brighter environment but also integrates ecological, environmental, and flood retention functions, making it a refreshing oasis amidst the bustling urban area of Gangshan and a beautiful gathering place that combines recreation and culture.
