Linsen_Kang Le Park — Linsen and Kang Le Park are located at the intersection of Linsen North Road and Nanjing East Road in Zhongshan District. During the Japanese colonial period, it was originally a cluster of old bungalows where a group of old soldiers lived for many years. To improve the city's appearance, the city government, through public participation, transformed it into Taipei City's first urban garden. The park is adorned with a profusion of flowers, offering a beautiful and refreshing sensory experience to busy city dwellers, making it well worth a visit.

Linsen_Kang Le Park. Linsen and Kang Le Park are located at the intersection of Linsen North Road and Nanjing East Road in Zhongshan District. During the Japanese colonial period, it was originally a cluster of old bungalows where a group of old soldiers lived for many years. To improve the city's appearance, the city government, through public participation, transformed it into Taipei City's first urban garden. The park is adorned with a profusion of flowers, offering a beautiful and refreshing sensory experience to busy city dwellers, making it well worth a visit. Linsen and Kang Le Park are located at the intersection of Linsen North Road and Nanjing East Road in Zhongshan District. During the Japanese colonial period, it was originally a cluster of old bungalows where a group of old soldiers lived for many years. To improve the city's appearance, the city government, through public participation, transformed it into Taipei City's first urban garden. The park is adorned with a profusion of flowers, offering a beautiful and refreshing sensory experience to busy city dwellers, making it well worth a visit. Location: On both sides of the Linsen North Road intersection. Kang Le Park is on the side of Zhongshan North Road Section 2, and Linsen Park is on the side of Xinsheng North Road Section 2. (Source: Zhongshan District Office, Taipei City) Address: 臺北市中山區南西商圈林森北路 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Taipei