Liaoning Park Introduction
Liaoning Park is surrounded by tall, straight palm trees, adding a touch of tropical flair to the park. Inside, flower beds create variations in the terrain, and gentle hills enhance the vertical rhythm of the space. The park features a children's play area equipped with play equipment and spring riders, providing a playground for toddlers to engage in games and physical activities. The main vegetation in the park consists of old and lush banyan trees, which offer shade. Additionally, crepe myrtle, valued for its foliage, surrounds the area, with the changing leaf colors and the sheen of the bark adding variety to the park's greenery. The protected old trees in Liaoning Park are estimated to be over 30 years old and represent the cultural and historical significance of the region, standing near the park's entrance like an old sign of the park. The park also hosts a rich variety of plants, including banyan trees, palm trees, bamboo cypress, camphor trees, rhododendrons, small-leaved tropical firs, changing leaves plants, and golden trumpet flowers. Park facilities include landscape features: flower corridors; resting facilities: park benches; play facilities: combination play equipment and spring riders; and sports facilities: upper limb traction devices. (Source: Taipei City Government Civil Affairs Department)
