Ren’ai Park

　　   Ren’ai Park is situated between Zhongzheng 4th Road and the Love River in Yonghe District, New Taipei City, Taiwan. Originally a sports stadium, it was redeveloped in 1994 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 serves as a primary spot for nearby residents to relax and exercise.

　　   The park is lush with greenery and planted with a variety of trees and plants, such as kapok, bottlebrush, milkwood pine, and cassia. On the left side of the park there is a hollow artificial hill, offering children an adventurous place to explore. Nowadays, whether in the early morning or at dusk, it’s common to see families strolling hand-in-hand, jogging, or chatting, making it one of the best spots for leisure on weekends and holidays. In addition, the park boasts wide views and expansive grounds. Aside from being decorated festively during the Lantern Festival with various activities, it also serves as a top outdoor venue for large-scale concerts by popular idol stars.

　　   Renai Park Reason to visit: One of the most famous parks in New Taipei City