聖蹟亭(惜字亭)

Although it is a monument, there is no respect and attention that should be received without a monument.

Pity an old monument! You can introduce more in it, and if you plan well, it can be a hot spot

Red brick three-story pagoda building on white background 2 stone lanterns Sino-Japanese and English commentary cards Built in 1872 Used waste paper and the embers are called holy sites

Right at the entrance of Tandi Park

The narrow access to the alleyway is a test of driving skills; in addition, the toilet in the adjacent activity center is not loaned out (be careful, the mother-in-law is using the activity center venue to be very unfriendly). You can only use the public toilets about 50 meters forward. Breastfeeding is not recommended The parents of the room took the children.

Xizi Pavilion is located in Tandi Park, Shulin District, and was initiated by local gentry Jianlian and others in the eleventh year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1872). In the first year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty (1875), the "Wen Bing She" was founded by Wang Zuolin, a local figure in the woods, and eighteen people, and a memorial ceremony for sages and sages is held in this pavilion every year. Nevertheless, it can witness the early development of the forest and the emphasis on the style of writing by the residents, which is of great historical value. Such buildings are rare in New Taipei City today, and they are rare in terms of cultural preservation. At the same time, the forest area is an area with rapid development of modern cities. There are not many historical things that can be preserved. Although the scale and structure of this pavilion are not superior in terms of exquisiteness, it also shows the simple characteristics of the place and is worth saving. Xizi Pavilion is located in Tandi Park, Shulin District, and was initiated by local gentry Jianlian and others in the eleventh year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1872). In the first year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty (1875), the " Wen Bing She" was founded by Wang Zuolin, a local figure in the woods, and eighteen people, and a memorial ceremony for sages and sages is held in this pavilion every year. Nevertheless, it can witness the early development of the forest, and the residents' emphasis on the style of writing, which has great historical value. Such buildings are rare in New Taipei City today, and they are rare in terms of cultural preservation. At the same time, the forest area is an area with rapid development of modern cities. There are not many things that can be preserved. Although the scale and structure of this pavilion are not superior in terms of exquisiteness, it also shows the simple characteristics of the place and is worth saving.

Historic facility located at the entrance of Tandi Park

Located on the left side of the entrance of Tandi Park, the original sacred pavilion was set up in the foothills of Tan Ting in the Qing Dynasty. The shape of the pavilion is now complete, but the surrounding facilities are a bit old. In the state of mind, few people come here to remember the feelings of the ancestors' cherished words, but it should be a good teaching material for educating children, so this should be well maintained.