Baileng Canal Memorial Park — The Japanese, in order to develop Taiwan's sugar industry, dedicated themselves to cultivating and propagating sugarcane seedlings. They selected the Xinshe terrace group, which had excellent climate and soil, to establish the Dananzhuang Sugarcane Seedling Nursery.

Baileng Canal Memorial Park. The Japanese, in order to develop Taiwan's sugar industry, dedicated themselves to cultivating and propagating sugarcane seedlings. They selected the Xinshe terrace group, which had excellent climate and soil, to establish the Dananzhuang Sugarcane Seedling Nursery. The Japanese, in order to develop Taiwan's sugar industry, dedicated themselves to cultivating and propagating sugarcane seedlings. They selected the Xinshe terrace group, which had excellent climate and soil, to establish the Dananzhuang Sugarcane Seedling Nursery. However, due to the lack of water on the terrace, they had to find a water source. After much effort, traversing mountains and crossing rivers, they finally chose the Baileng highlands upstream of the Dajia River. To divert water from the Dajia River, engineers thought of the "siphon principle," thus creating the present-day Baileng Canal. Address: 臺中市新社區中和里中興街217之2號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Taichung