[2025 Hsinchu Attraction] Travel Guide for Hsinchu Park (Updated May)

Located in the East District of Hsinchu City, the public park is open 24 hours a day and has a well-maintained environment. The lakeside restaurant built above the Ritz-Carlton, Ilha Verde is a historical building preserved from the Japanese colonial period. It is the top garden-style leisure place in Hsinchu City and brings a sense of tranquility to the entire park. It has a unique charm and appeal. You can enjoy the cool air and the scenery in the pavilion. Not only that, the entire park has complete trails and fountains, which is a place well worth visiting. #TaiwanLocalTour #localtour #goodplaceforfamily #familytravel #goodplaceforsummer #park

Spring in Hsinchu brings a breathtaking cherry blossom season, transforming the city into a paradise. Here are some top spots to enjoy cherry blossoms in Hsinchu: • Hsinchu Park: Home to over 800 cherry blossom trees of various species, such as Kawazu and Fuji cherry blossoms. From February to March, the park is adorned with pink hues, creating an exotic atmosphere. Located just 900 meters from the train station, it’s a 10-minute walk away. During the Hsinchu Cherry Blossom Festival, daily performances and over 30 market stalls add to the festive vibe. • Tingfu Canal: Known as the "Cherry Blossom Path," this short alley features over 60 cherry trees, including Fuji and Somei Yoshino varieties. The gradient of pink blossoms creates a stunning floral corridor, and visitors can also learn about local history and culture. • Left Bank Cherry Blossom Drive: Situated between Touqian River and Xizhou Bridge, turn left onto Zhonghua Road Section 1 Lane 2 from Zhonghua Road, and follow the driving school signs to find a pink Kawazu cherry blossom grove. The 100-meter stretch of cherry blossoms is perfect for photography. When enjoying cherry blossoms, bring a picnic mat and food to savor the experience. Be sure to check the blooming period and weather in advance, and wear comfortable shoes and clothing.

#2月好地方2025 Hsinchu Park is located in the urban area of ​​Hsinchu City, covering an area of ​​about 18 hectares. It was established in 1916 and is one of the largest parks in the area. There are many facilities in the park, including a zoo and a glass craft museum. Hsinchu Park mainly grows Kawazu cherry trees, which are supplemented by Fuji cherry trees, double cherry trees, and mountain cherry trees, with a total of about 860 cherry trees. Address: No. 1, Section 1, Dongda Road, East District, Hsinchu City, Taiwan #TaiwanTravel #Hsinchu

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