Dagouxi Ecological Embankment Park

Located at the end of Dahushanzhuang Street in Taipei's Neihu District, the Dagouxi Ecological Embankment Park is close to Dahu Park MRT Station. It's an urban green belt that combines flood control, natural ecology, and leisure trails. The park utilizes "near-natural construction methods" to create wetlands and waterside trails, allowing visitors to get close to streams and forests within the city, enjoying the peace and healing power of nature. Riverside flowers are commonly seen blooming throughout the year, and fireflies can sometimes be observed between April and May, making it a rare natural landscape in Taipei. The waterside trail is a highlight of Dagouxi Ecological Embankment Park. Its gentle paths, combined with waterside platforms and pavilions, follow a clear stream, making it easy to approach the water. It's suitable for families with children and seniors to stroll along. The wetlands nurture many native Taiwanese plants and animals, such as the Taiwan blue magpie and damselflies, making it feel like a natural ecological classroom and an excellent place to observe urban native ecosystems. The route can be extended to connect with popular attractions like Baishihu Suspension Bridge and Yuanjue Waterfall, offering a relaxing half-day hike. Dagouxi Ecological Embankment Park not only protects the city from floods but also serves as a natural classroom where people can slow down and breathe in the greenery. It's recommended to bring sunscreen and a picnic mat to enjoy your leisure time. If you wish to admire the flowers or experience the natural ecology, it's advisable to check the official latest information for the current year to know the best visiting period. With its different appearances throughout the four seasons, Dagouxi is an ideal choice for those seeking nature and relaxation in Taipei, well worth repeated visits.