The park was developed as part of a landscape reclamation project to revitalize former agricultural land in the Daxi region.
It contains a series of artificial wetlands engineered to naturally filter runoff before it enters the local water table.
The site serves as a monitored habitat for several species of butterflies and dragonflies endemic to northern Taiwan.
Nanyuan Ecological Park, located in the Daxi District of Taoyuan City, is a landscaped green space designed to integrate local biodiversity with recreational infrastructure. The park features an extensive network of walking paths that navigate through natural ponds and carefully curated forest zones. It serves as a regional hub for ecological education and public leisure, emphasizing water conservation and habitat restoration. The terrain includes varied elevations that offer views of the surrounding Daxi landscape. Facilities are maintained to support native flora and local wildlife species, functioning as a corridor for migratory birds.
The wooden footbridge overlooking the central wetland area at golden hour.
Bring insect repellent as the wetlands can attract mosquitoes, particularly during humid weather.
Wear sturdy walking shoes to navigate the occasional uneven terrain on the secondary trails.
Check the weather forecast for Taoyuan, as the paths may become muddy and slippery during heavy rainfall.
Do not attempt to feed the wildlife or stray animals found near the park ponds.
Carry out all trash to maintain the park's ecological balance; remain on designated paths to protect plant life.
