[2025 Taipei Attraction] Travel Guide for Fuyang Eco Park (Updated Apr)

In the early morning, sunlight gently spills over Fuyang Eco Park, with a thin mist like a veil, adding a touch of mystery and poetry to this lush green haven. Stepping onto the path feels like entering a natural painting, with birds chirping crisply and the sound of the wind weaving through the forest, as if softly singing the melody of nature. Walking slowly along the trail, the trees on both sides are lush and verdant, their leaves gently swaying in the morning breeze, casting dappled shadows. Occasionally pausing, one might spot a blue magpie hopping on a branch, its vibrant feathers contrasting sharply with the green backdrop, captivating the eyes. A winding stream flows gently between the rocks, its cool sound adding a lively touch to the tranquil forest. The park features interpretive signs introducing the diverse plants and insects here, and I am amazed by the rich vitality hidden in this urban oasis. An observation deck offers a panoramic view of the park's beauty, with distant mountains and nearby greenery creating a picturesque scene, blending the grandeur and delicacy of nature. Fuyang Eco Park is a precious green sanctuary in the city, allowing people to leave behind the hustle and bustle and reconnect with the soul of nature.

Fuyang Eco Park is just a 5-minute walk from MRT Linguang Station and spans 3.8 hectares. During the Japanese occupation, the area was used as an ammunition depot. After the restoration, it was guarded by soldiers until 1988. In 2000, the site was designated as parkland, and from 2005 to 2006, the Parks and Street Lights Office of the Public Works Department planned and constructed the new park. The park features eight main themed areas, including the Entrance Interpretation Area (Figure 18), Ecological Stream Restoration Area (Figure 3), Cultural and Historical Exhibition Area, Natural Succession Area (Figure 9), Butterfly Watching Area (Figure 5), Red Giant Flying Squirrel Observation Area (Figure 4), Taipei Tree Frog Observation Area (Figure 4), and Cicada Rest Area (Figure 8). The preserved tunnels (Figures 1, 13), bunkers (Figures 11-12), and weathered stone steps (Figure 10) on the outskirts, along with the old military village houses (Figure 18), give the feeling of being in a bygone era. Climbing up, you can see Taipei 101 (Figures 14-15) with a great view. Due to long-term military control and isolation from human interference, the entire valley has maintained an ecological landscape almost identical to that of over a century ago. The park is rich in forest cover, filled with the sounds of insects and birds, and preserves low-altitude forests and streams, making it a rare ecological paradise in the city. 📍Address: No. 272, Lane 272, Wolong Street, Da'an District, Taipei City 106

📍Location: Fuyang Street, Da’an District, Taipei City 🏘️Introduction: Fuyang Eco Park is just a 5-minute walk from the MRT Linguang Station. It was an ammunition depot during the Japanese era, and now you can still see many signs of the ruins. The park has 8 major themes, where you can see animals such as butterflies, tree frogs, and fireflies, as well as listen to the babbling brook, making it a suitable place for a stroll after work or school. 🎟️Admission: Free ⏲️Hours: Open 24 hours, but with sparse lighting at night, please be cautious for safety 🥰Review: As someone who loves nature, I often find myself trapped in the city due to travel time and scheduling, unable to hike or play in the water. However, the emergence of Fuyang Park has rescued me from the stress after work. The most surprising thing is that you can go to the park to see fireflies from April to June. I highly recommend everyone to take a little time to walk in the park, take a leisurely stroll, climb a little, and sweat it out. Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟