行政院農業委員會種苗改良繁殖場 - Xinshe District

The earliest sugarcane seedlings in Taiwan, now the plant training institute. The old tree is surrounded by empty grass and surrounded by old houses decades ago. After the walk, the trees are dazed.

The agricultural improvement unit from the Japanese era to the present has been recognized internationally for publishing new varieties and papers. The park has a 500-year-old camphor tree and many hundred-year-old trees. The settlement of the bungalow bungalows recalls the story of the early years.

I called and wanted to ask questions, and I said directly that I didn't know, and I didn't refer you to relevant counseling. awesome

I happened to stop by passing the cherry blossoms. Thank you for your kind attention. Four hundred years old huge camphor tree, hundred year old black pine, Ryukyu pine, characteristic old house ... etc. Accidental visit is worth a visit.

I do n’t know if it ’s a good place to visit without anyone 200-year-old camphor wood, super tall tall michigan flowers, Japanese-style buildings, etc., are worth visiting ?

A spot that I accidentally discovered when I came to Xinshe to enjoy the cherry blossoms. There is a cherry blossom forest in front, and there are scenes like Kaneshiro martial arts trees in the distance. The building has a nostalgic atmosphere and parking is very convenient.

The park occupies an area of ​​about 11 hectares and is a place for office and agricultural education and training. The old trees in the park are lush, green areas, rich in species of plants and birds, and historical buildings are intact. There are centuries-old Xizhong and Hachiman Shrine ruins. There are centuries-old trees, precious old trees, and trees that have been listed as protected trees in Taichung City (century camphor trees, ryukyu pine, big black pine, Nanyang miracle, Taiwan cedar, slash pine, cassia yellow plum, Taiwan luan tree...) I heard from the administrator that there will be more visitors during the Chinese New Year period (February to March) because the pink #藤樱 planted here is full. I believe that if people who love forests like me, they should also think this is "paradise". Because there is natural sunlight, natural wind, natural air and natural "self" here. Note 1: There are nearly 40 staff dormitories in the park. Please keep quiet after entering the park. Don’t make noise, litter, climb flowers and trees, or destroy public property... (Guests are at the entrance) Note 2: There are many mosquitoes due to the large number of trees, so be prepared to prevent mosquitoes in advance.

100-year-old Japanese-style building; towering old trees and green grass