桃園市復興區三民市民活動中心 - Taoyuan City

The environment is quiet and the venue is tall and well-ventilated. In summer, you don't need to be air-conditioned for dining or activities in summer, regardless of community activities and recreational and festive celebrations!

Very empty, suitable for activities, but it can be very hot in summer or when the sun

Here is the Sanminying District, the first battalion of the army under my 75th Gendarmerie School graduation. It is responsible for the Daxi, Cihu, Houci Lake, Toutiao, and the revival of the Gendarmerie.

The environment is good ~ the place is big enough, but every time you go to drink wine, it can't stand the heat. If you can change the sun, it will be better to install an electric fan to blow it.

In a remote place, the entrance is a turn of the seven-line, which is dangerous. Approximately 25 vehicles can be parked inside.

The director and the officer declined to comment. As far as the staff are concerned, according to personal observations, a staff member surnamed Wu in the Sanminli office is very pragmatic, hardworking, and serious enough to see no rubbish in the square, no leaves on the ground, and grass. Less than an inch, weeds are everywhere, and of course, there are also whips that do not grow in time. It is impossible to remove the grass everywhere. The grass grows from the original place. It is withered and flourished every year. Wildfires are endless, and the spring breeze blows and regenerates.

In the 12th year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty (1886), Liu Mingchuan established the "Taiwan Reclamation General Administration" in Daongkan (now Daxi Town). back camp. During the Japanese occupation period, in the 29th year of Meiji (1896), it was under the jurisdiction of the Dayukan Reclamation Office; in the 31st year of the Meiji Period (1898), it was changed to the Dayukan Branch Office of the Sanjiao Branch Office; Rongkan Office; in Meiji 34 (1901), it belonged to the Daengkan branch of the Taoyuan Office; in Meiji 38 (1905), it belonged to the Taoyuan Office and the Dalukan branch; in the 9th year of Taisho (1920) Fandi, Daxi County, Hsinchu State. After the Second World War, the Nationalist Government took over Taiwan. In 1947, it belonged to Jiaoban Village, Jiaoban Township (now Fuxing Township), Hsinchu County. The name and boundaries of the village have not changed until December 25, 2014, when Taoyuan County was upgraded to a municipality directly under the Central Government, and the village was renamed Li. Attractions Kiguo Pai old church Sanmin Bat Cave

What a great community center! There is ample parking space. Not suitable for general tourists.