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The last thing you want during the Lunar New Year holiday is traffic jams and crowds. Why not take a relaxing stroll or bike ride through the riverside parks and immerse yourself in the flower seas? The Taipei City Government’s Department of Public Works’ Bureau of Water Resources recommends visiting six major riverside parks. Not only are they stress-free, but they also offer exercise, leisure, fun, and enrichment—all in one. Make the most of your Lunar New Year holiday and explore the beauty of Taipei together.
The mushroom-shaped flower sea at Dajia Riverside Park is absolutely adorable. (Photo credit: Bureau of Water Resources)
For taking photos during the New Year holiday, Gu Ting Riverside Park is highly recommended. It features a vast expanse of vibrant flower seas and artistic installations, providing a beautiful backdrop and an even more beautiful mood—every photo turns out great. No need to travel abroad to Paris; Taipei can be just as “romantic.” Rainbow Bridge Riverside Park, with its love-themed design, offers a series of romantic installations such as love locks, LOVE and IOU three-dimensional lettering, all creating a romantic atmosphere perfect for couples to take a sweet stroll hand in hand.
A heart-shaped totem flower sea that amazes visitors. (Photo credit: Taipei City Department of Public Works)
The LOVE lettering installation at Rainbow Bridge Riverside Park. (Photo credit: Lian Lian Riverside Fun)
The lighting combined with the night view of Rainbow Bridge creates a romantic scene that attracts many couples for dates every evening. (Photo credit: Lian Lian Riverside Fun)
During the Lunar New Year holiday, if you’re tired of staying in hotels, why not go camping as a family at Huazhong Riverside Park? Wake up to the chirping of birds in the morning—it’s incredibly refreshing. The park has a campfire party camping area where you can chat and share heartfelt moments with friends and family under the firelight and starlight, creating irreplaceable memories. Dajia Riverside Park is also recommended, located near the Tamsui Line’s “Yuanshan Station” on the MRT, making it convenient to visit the Flower Expo Museum, Taipei Story House, and the Taipei Fine Arts Museum.
The flower sea at Gu Ting. (Photo credit: Bureau of Water Resources)
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