The park was reclaimed from abandoned agricultural ponds, reflecting a shift from irrigation-based farming to urban ecological planning.
The name 'Pi-tang' refers to the historic irrigation ponds common in Taoyuan’s landscape during the agricultural era.
It acts as a sponge city initiative to mitigate urban runoff during heavy rainfall periods in Taoyuan.
The boardwalk system is constructed using composite materials to withstand the high humidity and moisture levels near the water surface.
Xipopitangshengtai Park is a restored ecological wetland located in the Bade District of Taoyuan City. The park features a central reservoir designed for water retention and flood control, surrounded by a network of wooden boardwalks and trails. It serves as a sanctuary for diverse migratory birds and aquatic plants, promoting local biodiversity. The landscape includes landscaped gardens, elevated viewing platforms, and integrated cycling paths connecting to the wider Bade regional park system. Recent infrastructure upgrades have emphasized sustainable drainage and the preservation of native ecological habitats.
The central elevated observation deck overlooking the water lilies and the wider reservoir surface.
Bring insect repellent, as the wetland environment often results in high mosquito activity.
The park lacks extensive canopy shade, so utilize sun protection during mid-day hours.
Walk the full loop to observe the transition between managed flower beds and wild wetland patches.
Attempting to feed local water birds or entering the water for any reason.
Stay on marked boardwalks to protect delicate wetland flora and avoid disturbing local bird populations.
