Hsinchu Park

nice park to chill, there is weekend market near the park. It is the same vicinity as hsinchu zoo and glass museum. There is a large lake with many ducks, fishes, and turtles. There is also field to do running and doing other sports.

Beautiful park. The cherry blossoms are the highlight, along with the glass museum and the adjacent glass blowing studio. The overall layout and design reminded me of parks in Japan. The pond with the wooden footbridge and deck were a nice touch. The kids loved viewing the massive koi fish. The day we went, we got to enjoy live music on the deck. Next to the park is a small night market with food vendors and classic games (ring toss, fishing, etc), and a track and field open to the public. The public bathroom by the track is big and relatively clean! Easy walk to and from the backside of the HsinChu train station.

This is a clean, well kept park with a wide range of facilities. A lot of work has been done on this park in the last few years and it shows. Inside the park you’ll find a floodlit running track, some nice shaded areas to walk, open areas for skateboarding etc, and on Sundays a flower market. Although the flower market does sell flowers and plants it also has stalls with food, games, and so on. It’s worth mentioning that the park is also safe and doesn’t seem to have anyone hanging around that would make you uncomfortable even at night (we were just there at 9pm). There is a Starbucks and various cafes, including ones in restored historic buildings. It’s worth mentioning that the city zoo is also located in the park.

A beautiful spot in the heart of the city, filled with lush greenery and spectacular views. It's a great place for an early morning walk, with wooden footbridges and paths leading all around the park. You can see historical sites like the five Chinese canons and a Confucius Temple as well. There is also the Glass Museum and various coffee shops to enjoy. The atmosphere is peaceful with wildlife like birds, fish, ducks and turtles to look at. I highly recommend spending the morning here to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city for a bit.

The type of happiness nature affords is one of bringing us into the present moment and filling us with a sense of ease, peace and contentment.

Very very very good park. A modern park in Taiwan's cities. Clean, beautiful, historical, cafes, foods, easy parking, ecological, and so on. I will be back, and you?!

It's very beautiful and comfortable, the families can come here for picnic or play wwith their children!

Beautiful park when it's cherry blossom season. Walking distance to Hsinchu bus terminal and u-bike rental spot.

the park is adjusting to hsinchu glass museum, during weekends there is day market besides the park. along the stairways and paths are lines of sakura flowers where during last week of january to february they blossoms.

It is a nice place. Especially during winter season where sakura blooms.

During januari to march the cherry blossom bloom so beautifully

Quiet place, nice views, Tempel and insect house good places to visit too in this area

Very good place for kids 😍🥰

This park is featured. Recently, it has just been refurbished, that have more the art installations, making the park interesting. There also have a pond which have fish and tortoise swimming inside. I like this pond because it have reflection looks beautiful at night. (Just like picture) You can visit there and you will not regret.

Lovely flowers blossoming at this time of year 😁

It has improved a lot since it opened after the renovation.

Great place for walking with kids or pets. It is very near the Hsinchu Zoo and is at a walking distance from the Hsinchu train and bus stations.

Cherry Blossoms starts to bloom again.

See the flower blossom during spring on February and March. Very good

Not far away from downtown. Good place to picnic.