Shan Zai Jiao Park — The Shanjia area was originally named "Shan Zai Jiao" (meaning "foot of the mountain"), tracing back to the Qing Dynasty when it belonged to the Shan Zai Jiao Village of Haishan Prefecture. The name "Shan Zai Jiao" was given because the area is adjacent to the foothills of Guilon Ridge. During the Japanese colonial period,

Shan Zai Jiao Park. The Shanjia area was originally named "Shan Zai Jiao" (meaning "foot of the mountain"), tracing back to the Qing Dynasty when it belonged to the Shan Zai Jiao Village of Haishan Prefecture. The name "Shan Zai Jiao" was given because the area is adjacent to the foothills of Guilon Ridge. During the Japanese colonial period,. The Shanjia area was originally named "Shan Zai Jiao" (meaning "foot of the mountain"), tracing back to the Qing Dynasty when it belonged to the Shan Zai Jiao Village of Haishan Prefecture. The name "Shan Zai Jiao" was given because the area is adjacent to the foothills of Guilon Ridge. During the Japanese colonial period, "Shan Zai Jiao" was changed to "Shan Zi Jiao," and after the restoration of Taiwan, it was renamed "Shanjia." Shan Zai Jiao Park is located next to the Land Administration Bureau of Shulin District. Following the Luojiao River, it covers an area of approximately 2600 square meters. A wooden boardwalk is built along the riverbank, allowing visitors to admire the small fish in the stream. At dusk, you can sit by the riverbank and watch the sunset, making it a great place for leisure activities in the Shanjia area. Address: 新北市樹林區地政事務所旁 Hours: 00:00–23:59 New Taipei