Fanpolin Tourist Garden — During the Jiaqing reign of the Qing Dynasty, Xibanli was a settlement of the Pingpu indigenous people. The men often went out hunting, and most of the villagers were women, hence the origin of the land lot name 'Fanpolin'.

Fanpolin Tourist Garden. During the Jiaqing reign of the Qing Dynasty, Xibanli was a settlement of the Pingpu indigenous people. The men often went out hunting, and most of the villagers were women, hence the origin of the land lot name 'Fanpolin'. During the Jiaqing reign of the Qing Dynasty, Xibanli was a settlement of the Pingpu indigenous people. The men often went out hunting, and most of the villagers were women, hence the origin of the land lot name 'Fanpolin'. Fanpolin Tourist Garden is filled with flowers blooming throughout the four seasons. From December to May, you can find the symbol of purity and innocence, Freesia, quietly blooming with its bright yellow color and sweet fragrance. From April to June, Agapanthus, also known as the flower of love, blooms in purple and white, creating a stunning spectacle, perfect for potted display. The garden features a wide variety of Calla Lilies, including the common white Calla Lily, admired for its elegant demeanor, as well as yellow, purplish-pink, pink, and deep red Calla Lilies, all blooming freely. Address: 新北市三芝區錫板里17鄰番婆林44號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 New Taipei