The park was designed as a 'sponge city' initiative to address recurring seasonal flooding in the Donggang region.
The wetland utilizes a multi-stage bio-filtration process to improve water quality before it reaches local tributaries.
Native plant species like the reed and water hyacinth are cultivated here specifically to help remove nitrogen and phosphorus from the water.
The park grounds were converted from previously underutilized, flood-prone agricultural land to provide a sustainable buffer zone.
Jialianshequ Wetland Park is a restored ecological space in Donggang Township designed primarily for flood mitigation and biodiversity conservation. The park features a series of interconnected ponds and diverse native wetland vegetation that act as a natural drainage basin for the surrounding low-lying areas. It provides a habitat for various migratory birds and local amphibious species, making it a functional site for local water management. The landscape includes elevated walkways and viewing platforms constructed to minimize human impact on the riparian ecosystem. It serves as a community-focused green space integrated into the Pingtung County water infrastructure system.
The central elevated viewing platform provides a panoramic view of the lily-covered ponds and the surrounding low-lying plains.
Bring high-quality insect repellent, as wetland environments are prone to mosquitoes, especially at dusk.
Wear comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes to traverse the gravel paths and wooden boardwalks.
Carry a refillable water bottle, as amenities are sparse within the park boundaries.
Do not attempt to feed the wildlife or stray from the designated boardwalks, as the marshy ground can be unstable.
Stay on marked trails to protect the fragile wetland soil and observe wildlife from a respectful distance without loud noise.
