The park serves as a static display site for a decommissioned F-5E fighter jet, a model formerly pivotal to the Taiwanese Air Force.
The inclusion of an M41 Walker Bulldog tank highlights the park's focus on historic military land and air assets.
The layout is designed to combine traditional park landscaping with historical military hardware.
It is one of the few localized community parks in Changhua that centers its theme specifically around decommissioned national defense equipment.
Xihujunji Park is a scenic recreational area located in the Xihu Township of Changhua County, Taiwan. The park features a distinct military-themed aesthetic, prominently displayed through the integration of retired military aircraft and heavy machinery. Visitors can view a preserved F-5E Tiger II fighter jet and an M41 Walker Bulldog tank on display within the grounds. The park functions as a public green space with paved walking paths and landscaped gardens. It serves as a community landmark celebrating the history of the Republic of China Air Force. The facility is maintained as an open-air exhibition site for aviation and military history enthusiasts.
Directly in front of the F-5E Tiger II fighter jet for a comprehensive shot of the aircraft.
Bring sun protection as the park has minimal natural canopy in the primary viewing areas.
Plan your visit to coincide with clear weather to better inspect the details of the outdoor military hardware.
Visiting during the peak heat of midday in the summer months, as there is limited shade.
Climbing on the displayed military equipment is prohibited.
