The park is built on land reclaimed from former riverside industrial zones along the Dahan River.
The sculptures and totems are specifically designed to honor the cultural heritage of Taiwan's indigenous Austronesian tribes.
The site is located within a 50-hectare wetland restoration zone designed to filter urban runoff before it enters the Dahan River.
The Aboriginal Tribal Theme Park in Shulin District, New Taipei City, is an outdoor recreational space situated along the Luojiaoxi Wetland. It features public art installations and totem-inspired sculptures intended to reflect indigenous cultural motifs. The park functions primarily as a riverside green space integrated into the larger Dahan River bicycle path network. It serves as a connector between local wetland conservation areas and urban leisure zones. The site utilizes open-air layouts to provide views of the surrounding riparian ecosystem.
The main entrance area featuring the primary carved wooden-style totem pillars against the backdrop of the river valley.
Bring insect repellent, as the proximity to the wetland leads to high mosquito activity.
Utilize the nearby bicycle rental stations to explore the connected Dahan River cycling paths.
Visit during the shoulder hours of the day to avoid the intense heat of the Taiwan sun, as there is limited natural shade.
Attempting to enter the water of the Luojiaoxi stream, which is strictly prohibited for safety and ecological protection.
Maintain noise discipline to avoid disturbing local bird populations; dispose of all trash in designated bins to protect the wetland ecosystem.
