The park is located at the exact point where the Dahan and Xindian Rivers merge to form the Tamsui River.
The site acts as a functional flood-detention basin, designed to be submerged during major typhoon events to protect inland urban areas.
The paved pathways are part of a continuous network that spans over 100 kilometers across the New Taipei and Taipei riverside regions.
Jiangzicui Scenic Riverside Park is a long, narrow green belt situated at the confluence of the Dahan and Xindian Rivers in New Taipei City. The park is defined by its extensive paved bikeway network that connects directly to the larger Taipei riverside trail system. It features distinctive murals painted on bridge piers and floodwalls throughout the riverfront landscape. The park serves as a flood detention zone, which influences its open-terrain layout and minimal vertical infrastructure. Visitors will find large grassy floodplains frequently used for casual sports and community recreation. It offers unobstructed views of the city skyline looking toward the Wanhua District of Taipei. The area is integrated into the city's broader river management system, maintaining a balance between recreational utility and flood safety protocols.
The murals located under the main river crossing bridges provide unique urban art photography opportunities.
Bring sun protection, as the riverfront area offers minimal natural canopy or shade along the primary bike paths.
Check local weather reports for upstream heavy rain, as the park can be temporarily closed for safety if water levels rise.
Rent a YouBike at a nearby station to fully traverse the length of the park, which is too expansive to cover comfortably on foot.
Do not enter the riverside floodplains during or immediately after heavy rainfall warnings.
The park may experience temporary closures during typhoon season if water levels in the basin rise; check government flood control alerts.
Cyclists must yield to pedestrians; stay on designated lanes to avoid collision.
