Lohas Park. Donghu Lohas Park is located next to KangLe Street and Alley 61, on the north bank of the Neigou Creek. In 2003, the Public Works Department developed it into a parking lot, and in 2010, it was developed into the current park land. Donghu Lohas Park is located next to KangLe Street and Alley 61, on the north bank of the Neigou Creek. In 2003, the Public Works Department developed it into a parking lot, and in 2010, it was developed into the current park land, which was completed and opened in March 2011. The park covers an area of about 1 hectare and is a green landscape, suitable for families to relax on weekends or afternoons. It is a metropolitan park. Donghu Lohas Park is adjacent to residential areas, near Donghu Junior High School and Donghu Elementary School, and about a 10-minute walk from Donghu MRT Station, making it very convenient to reach by MRT or bus. At the end of Donghu Road, turn onto KangLe Street, and the green space to the left of the large characters "Neigou Creek" is Lohas Park. Adjacent to Lohas Park along the Neigou Creek, the Neigou Creek Cherry Blossom Viewing Trail, planted and managed by the community leaders and residents, now has over a hundred cherry trees, including early blooming cherry and Wushe cherry, which bloom successively in February and March according to the season. Since 2014, the cherry blossom season has attracted a large number of visitors, becoming a popular online attraction, a veritable paradise in the urban jungle. Lohas Park combines citizen activity space with green landscape. Facilities in the park include a children's playground for children to climb and play, rest pavilions for community residents to gather and chat, fitness facilities for leisure and stretching, and preserved living trees within the park.
Address: 臺北市內湖區五分康寧街61巷
Hours: 00:00–23:59
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