Ren'ai Park

Ren'ai Park

Ren'ai Park is located between Zhongzheng 4th Road and the Love River in Yonghe District, New Taipei City, Taiwan. Originally a stadium, it was renovated in 1994 (the 83rd year of the Republic of China) into a park themed around leisure and conservation, and renamed Ren'ai Park. Covering an area of 5.6 hectares, it is the largest park in Yonghe District and the main venue for nearby residents to rest and engage in physical activities.

The park is lush with greenery and planted with a variety of plants, such as kapok, bottlebrush trees, milkwood pines, and goldenrain trees. On the left side of the park, there is a hollow artificial hill that offers children an opportunity to explore. Nowadays, whether in the morning or at dusk, you can see residents—hand in hand with their kids—chatting, jogging, or taking strolls here, making it one of the best public spaces for leisure on holidays. Additionally, Ren'ai Park boasts a wide field of vision and spacious grounds. Apart from being decorated festively during the Lantern Festival for various events, it also serves as one of the top outdoor venues for popular idol stars to hold large-scale concerts.

Renai Park

Must-visit reason: One of the most famous parks in New Taipei City