Lishan Farmers' Square - Lishan Park Introduction
At Lishan Farmers' Square in Nangang, you can see the square's floor inlaid with verses from "Ding Feng Bo" by the Northern Song Dynasty literary figure Su Shi, filled with literary ambiance. This place was once a school during the Japanese colonial period, where nearby students studied. After suffering a landslide disaster, it was abandoned for many years and lost its original appearance. The landscape has improved the old landslide area in conjunction with the agricultural community, integrating elements such as a Japanese-style gazebo, cypress trees, and landscape stones, creating an image reminiscent of the old school and shaping a uniquely styled recreational environment. Directly across from Lishan Farmers' Square is the successful fish protection area of the Sifeng Creek, where visitors can also take a leisurely stroll along the heart-shaped stepping stones and the riverside trail, while listening to the gentle sound of the stream and enjoying the beautiful scenery of the cypress trees. It is an ideal destination for a relaxing holiday, where you can experience the secret realm of cypress trees and the romantic atmosphere of the heart-shaped stepping stones. If you are interested in the story of the fish protection at Sifeng Creek, you are welcome to contact the Jiu Ru Community Development Association to arrange an ecological tour, experiencing the breath of nature and a fun educational trip. (Source: Taipei City Government Public Works Department, Land Engineering Office)
