Neihu Wetland Park Introduction
The park is located to the north of Qixing Mountain, south of the Keelung River, east of Nanhu Bridge, and west of Anmei Street, covering an area of approximately 10 hectares. It includes a flat area and a small hill about 40 meters high. The hill was originally planned to be preserved during the land clearing process, allowing the public to experience the transformation from Taiwan's first garbage mountain into a beautiful restored park, a reborn urban lung, which has also allowed the Keelung River to regain a touch of cleanness. The park is divided into a restoration forest area, a recreational area, and a high beach area. The recreational area includes a sunlit lawn, an activity plaza, a scenic plaza, a vision frame, and an observation deck, with the sunlit lawn alone covering over 10,000 square meters, equivalent to 1.5 football fields. Visitors can relax here, gazing up at the blue sky and enjoying playful activities. The park is home to over 162 species of plants and more than 41 species of animals, creating a rich natural ecology, with trees and shrubs such as giant reed and water reed, attracting flocks of birds to inhabit the Nanchou Restoration Park. Following the ecological path, visitors can enjoy the scenery and, after ascending the observation platform, can also gaze at the iconic Taipei 101 building, taking in the stunning views of Taipei.
