Lakeside Pavilion — Located by the Li Chi Lake opposite the Hsinchu Zoo, the Lakeside Pavilion was a place for Japanese officials, generals, and wealthy merchants to dine and entertain during the Japanese colonial era.

Lakeside Pavilion. Located by the Li Chi Lake opposite the Hsinchu Zoo, the Lakeside Pavilion was a place for Japanese officials, generals, and wealthy merchants to dine and entertain during the Japanese colonial era. Located by the Li Chi Lake opposite the Hsinchu Zoo, the Lakeside Pavilion was a place for Japanese officials, generals, and wealthy merchants to dine and entertain during the Japanese colonial era. After 1950, it was no longer an exclusive club but was used to house single pilots, later becoming an air force dependents' village and renamed 'Air Force Village No. 11'. The Li Chi Garden was reopened in September 2018, recreating the Japanese garden architectural landscape and creating a four-season garden view with a waterfall flowing from the Li Chi water source. Address: 新竹市東區新竹市東區公園路麗池湖畔 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Hsinchu