Taiwan Chunqiu Pavilion
Taiwan Chunqiu Pavilion is a cultural tourism attraction.
Chunqiu Pavilion is located to the southwest of Lotus Pond, consisting of two identically sized Chinese palatial-style pavilions, each four stories high with eight sides. Adorned with carved beams and painted rafters, they stand gracefully against the wind, complementing the ancient city ruins at the foot of Turtle Mountain. The two pavilions are connected by a winding bridge, with the Wuli Pavilion in the middle serving as an ideal spot to admire lotus flowers in summer. One can enter through the Dragon Cave entrance on the bridge, where inside the cave are beautifully painted colorful murals, as well as incense oil boxes and deities for worship.
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