哈扣公園-高空繩索場 Hardcore Park
The Hardcore Park High Ropes Course includes a variety of thrilling activities, featuring 12 high-altitude exploration facilities :
Zone A : Climbing Net , Climbing Wall , Burma Bridge , Multi Vines , and Moving Log.
Zone B : Zig-Zag Bridge , Deep Bucket , Leap of Faith , Obstacles Traverse , Giant Step , V-Net , and Snake Bridge.
These exciting activities provide both adventure and an opportunity for environmental education.
view more view more Zone A : Climbing Net , Climbing Wall , Burma Bridge , Multi Vines , and Moving Log.
Zone B : Zig-Zag Bridge , Deep Bucket , Leap of Faith , Obstacles Traverse , Giant Step , V-Net , and Snake Bridge.
These exciting activities provide both adventure and an opportunity for environmental education.
天空步道 Sky walk
The Sky Walk at 500 meters offers stunning views of the park and surrounding hills, with Beigang Creek flowing nearby.
It also provides a distant view of the Qingliu Tribe, related to the Wushe Incident.
The walkway features transparent glass floors, allowing visitors to look down into the depths below, giving a thrilling "floating" experience.
It also provides a distant view of the Qingliu Tribe, related to the Wushe Incident.
The walkway features transparent glass floors, allowing visitors to look down into the depths below, giving a thrilling "floating" experience.
歐式花園 European Garden
The Sky Walk at 500 meters offers stunning views of the park and surrounding hills, with Beigang Creek flowing nearby.
It also provides a distant view of the Qingliu Tribe, related to the Wushe Incident.
The walkway features transparent glass floors, allowing visitors to look down into the depths below, giving a thrilling "floating" experience.
It also provides a distant view of the Qingliu Tribe, related to the Wushe Incident.
The walkway features transparent glass floors, allowing visitors to look down into the depths below, giving a thrilling "floating" experience.
滴水觀音 Statue of Guanyin
This spiritual site was personally chosen by Venerable Wei Jue, the abbot of Chung Tai Chan Monastery.
The arrangement of the Guanyin statue and the surrounding landscaping were all planned and decided by Venerable Wei Jue himself.
In front of the Guanyin statue, you can still find his personal inscription.
view more view more The arrangement of the Guanyin statue and the surrounding landscaping were all planned and decided by Venerable Wei Jue himself.
In front of the Guanyin statue, you can still find his personal inscription.
臘腸樹隧道 Sausage Tree Trail
The Sausage Tree, belonging to the Bignoniaceae family, has deep red, five-petaled flowers that hang in a conical shape.
Its fruit resembles sweet potatoes and is native to tropical Africa.
In the Senegal region, women traditionally boil the sausage fruit for consumption as a remedy for breast enhancement and beauty care.
The park has the largest number of these trees in the country, with the longest fruits reaching up to 90 cm, growing in clusters that hang down.
Its fruit resembles sweet potatoes and is native to tropical Africa.
In the Senegal region, women traditionally boil the sausage fruit for consumption as a remedy for breast enhancement and beauty care.
The park has the largest number of these trees in the country, with the longest fruits reaching up to 90 cm, growing in clusters that hang down.
親子公園 Family Park
The family-friendly park is lush and green, making it an ideal spot for leisurely strolls and recreation.
It offers a chance to enjoy nature's embrace and a relaxing atmosphere, allowing you to savor moments of happiness while dancing with the natural world.
It offers a chance to enjoy nature's embrace and a relaxing atmosphere, allowing you to savor moments of happiness while dancing with the natural world.
馬赫坡草原 Mahepo Prairie
Mahepu is one of the six tribes involved in the Wushe Incident.
It was initially built to commemorate the Wushe Anti-Japanese Incident.
In addition, the vast grassland is right next to the Sausage Tree Trail, making it an excellent choice for family fun or allowing your furry friends to run freely.
It was initially built to commemorate the Wushe Anti-Japanese Incident.
In addition, the vast grassland is right next to the Sausage Tree Trail, making it an excellent choice for family fun or allowing your furry friends to run freely.
