Shuangchun Coastal Recreation Area Introduction
Shuangchun Coastal Recreation Area is an ecological recreation spot located in Beimen, Tainan. The park features a mangrove observation area, encompassing four precious native mangrove species of Taiwan: Kandelia candel, Aegiceras corniculatum, Avicennia marina, and Sonneratia caseolaris (also known as five-leaf crab). It is suitable for families to visit together and learn about Taiwan's unique ecology. Before becoming a recreation area, this location was primarily focused on aquaculture, originally known as Yongchun. Later, the area expanded, resulting in the emergence of both Inner Yongchun and Outer Yongchun, leading to the present-day "Shuangchun." The Shuangchun Coastal Recreation Area features two wooden walkways running north and south, set between the mangrove forest and windbreak forest, allowing visitors to closely observe wetland ecology. Besides mangroves, mudskippers, fiddler crabs, and water birds are also among the most charming sights of Shuangchun. The mangrove ecological wooden walkway immerses visitors in a green tunnel; unlike the Sicao Green Tunnel, Shuangchun's green tunnel is land-based, allowing travelers to leisurely stroll through, experiencing a romantic atmosphere surrounded by lush greenery. In addition to the mangrove ecological trail, Shuangchun Coastal Recreation Area also boasts beautiful golden beaches, where many travelers enjoy the spectacular sight of the sunset over the horizon. There is also a water-stargazing camping area with pure white tents set along the coastline, creating a picturesque view.
