By MOOK Travel Editorial Team
Situated in Tainan City, Taijiang National Park is Taiwan’s eighth national park. Thanks to its distinctive geographical ecology and location, Taijiang has fostered world-class wetlands and rich biodiversity. To fulfill the demands of recreation, conservation research, and management, the Taijiang National Park Headquarters constructed Taiwan’s first visitor center built on stilts over water. Its unique structure was even recognized as the first diamond-rated green building among southern administrative agencies. Combined with the area’s inherent ecological habitat features and integrated with daily living functions, it has become a highly meaningful and distinctive landscape architecture. Breaking away from conventional visitor centers, this all-white stilt house, floating structure, and checkered flooring have drawn numerous netizens to take photos and check in, making it a new iconic attraction.
Taijiang National Park has built Taiwan’s first overwater stilt house visitor center (Image source: Taijiang National Park)
The unique structure of the Taijiang National Park Visitor Center has even been recognized as the first diamond-rated green building among southern administrative agencies (Image source: Taijiang National Park)
The Taijiang National Park Visitor Center combines the area’s ecological habitat characteristics with daily living functions, forming a highly meaningful and unique landscape green building (Image source: Taijiang National Park)
The eye-catching checkered flooring at the Taijiang National Park Visitor Center (Image source: Taijiang National Park)
The Taijiang National Park Visitor Center has attracted numerous visitors for photos and check-ins, becoming a new iconic attraction (Image source: Taijiang National Park)
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