The park is located on the site of a former military guesthouse that was repurposed following the 1999 Jiji earthquake to prioritize tourism access.
It serves as a primary trailhead for the Hanbi Trail, a historical path once favored by President Chiang Kai-shek.
The park's elevation provides a unique perspective of the crescent-shaped Shuishe Bay.
Meihe Park is a landscaped garden area situated directly along the western shore of Sun Moon Lake in Yuchi Township. The park serves as a transition space connecting the Shuishe Pier commercial area to the longer Hanbi Trail. It features paved walking paths that wind through manicured greenery and mature trees. The site is designed to offer unobstructed sightlines toward the water and surrounding mountain peaks. Visitors utilize the park primarily as a scenic vantage point for observing lake activities and ferry traffic. Benches are positioned throughout the garden to provide resting areas for pedestrians. The layout facilitates pedestrian access between the lakefront hotels and the primary boat boarding terminals.
The lakeside edge of the park overlooking the Shuishe Pier ferry docking area.
Combine your visit with a walk along the adjacent Hanbi Trail for a longer scenic route.
Visit during the early morning to see the lake covered in its characteristic mist.
Use the park as a connector between your accommodation in Shuishe and the boarding docks.
Do not mistake it for a large-scale botanical garden; it is a compact transit-oriented scenic park.
