Taipei Water Park Introduction
The Taipei Water Park is located to the south of the Taipei Basin, in the hub of the Gongguan business district, covering an area of about 20 hectares. The natural environment is surrounded by mountains and water, making it the source of Taipei's water supply. The park features playful facilities for both children and adults, such as the Water Town Garden and Fountain Garden, and serves as an environmental education facility themed around "water resource conservation." In addition to the operational Gongguan Water Purification Plant, it includes historic water facilities such as the Taipei Waterworks Water Source Pumping Station (Water Museum), the Guanyin Mountain Reservoir, the Water Measuring Room, and the post-war Turbid Water Pumping Station. The park also has a dedicated environmental education center that develops water resource teaching materials suitable for different age groups. Additionally, about 5 hectares of the park are dedicated to the small Guanyin Mountain, which preserves an ecosystem of low-altitude native broadleaf forests, providing opportunities for ecological exploration courses. The nearby Treasure Hill International Art Village, Hakka Cultural Theme Park, and Riverside Bicycle Path offer a variety of choices for visitors.
