Zhushan, meaning 'Bamboo Mountain,' earned its name from the abundance of bamboo forests in the surrounding Nantou hills.
The park was revitalized from a former agricultural research and extension station facility.
The area is strategically located to serve as a gateway for travelers moving toward the Xitou Nature Education Area and the Sun Link Sea forest recreation zones.
Zhushan Cultural Park is a dedicated space focused on preserving the traditional craftsmanship and bamboo-related heritage of Nantou County. The park features exhibits detailing the historical significance of the bamboo industry, which has long been central to the Zhushan Township economy. Visitors can explore displays of handcrafted bamboo products, tools, and traditional weaving techniques. The site serves as an educational hub for local history and ecological conservation related to regional vegetation. It integrates indoor gallery spaces with landscaped outdoor areas designed for cultural appreciation.
The outdoor bamboo-themed installations and the archways draped in climbing greenery.
Bring insect repellent, as the park features lush greenery and gardens that attract mosquitoes.
Combine this visit with a trip to the nearby Zinan Temple, famous for its cultural significance and unique architecture.
Check the official Facebook page for seasonal workshops that may require prior registration.
Do not treat the exhibits as hands-on play areas unless explicitly marked, as many displays feature fragile, aged bamboo artifacts.
Closed on Mondays; subject to closure during extreme weather events common in central Taiwan.
