Taijiang National ParkTaijiang National Park

The Taijiang National Park Headquarters uses exhibits, models and multimedia to introduce visitors to the highlights of Taijiang National Park, such as its culture and humanities, ecosystems, and its industries. Watch a video documentary, take a break or join a tour at the visitor center; this is the perfect introduction to the Taijiang National Park. We believe that you can better appreciate the beauty of the national park wetlands after visiting the visitor center.

Take a raft ride through the Sicao Mangrove Green Tunnel, or explore the inner sea of Taijiang. Take a closer look at the rich and diverse ecosystem of Taijiang, and immerse yourself in the charming beauty of mother nature.

Anshun Salt Factory is a Taiwanese salt farm that was established in 1919, when Taiwan was still under Japanese rule. It was a fairly large-scale salt farm, which cut its own water channel to facilitate the transportation of salt. It closed officially in 1994, and now functions as a salt industry cultural ecology display-cum-activity area.

Liukong Visitor Center is situated in Qigu District, and is so named for its 6 drainage canals. When coming to Qigu, be sure to list Liukong Visitor Center as your first stop.

A white pyramid is built to resemble a mountain of salt, to paint a picture of what the salt fields used to look like. The salt museum also introduces visitors to the salts of the world.

Taiqu Salt Pan is one of the salt pans of Qigu Saltern.

Standing tall near the shoreline, the Qigu Sea View Tower is painted with the colors of sunset. There is a wood walkway and pavilion near the shore to provide visitors with various vantage points from which to watch stunning sunsets.