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Bad land, dream lake, and water pavilion each form a grid. It's a rare sight to come together. Located in Niupuli, Longqi District, Tainan City, the original Soil and Water Conservation Bureau of the Agricultural Committee for the purpose of soil and water conservation and the construction of rural landscapes. Here, the natural construction method was used to collect water in the valley as a demonstration area for soil and water conservation. The combination of the red, calm lake and the chalk mountain hills, many photographers come to view the scene every evening, and some people take a walk around the lake. The whole circle of the park is slowly completed, about 2 hours. When the weather is fine, no matter how you shoot, you can almost take a reflection of the lake. If you visit in the spring flowering season, you can capture the reflections of flowers and calm water by the park walkway. If you have physical strength, it is recommended to walk to the walkway. At the top, it is the best place to see the entire area. The Niupu Mudstone Soil and Water Conservation Teaching Park has been temporarily closed since September 1, 108, for desilting of agricultural ponds and maintenance of facilities. The construction period is expected to be 1 year and 6 months (if there is any change to be announced separately), the park will be controlled during the rest period. Please do not enter the park to avoid danger.

A pretty place Although I can't understand where the dream is But walking is really good Especially the water pavilion It will be more spectacular if there is a lot of water

The lake is beautiful and the trails are easy to walk

There are three-in-one walking trails, bird watching on lakes, and mud exploration. There are many parking spaces nearby. Note that the only toilet is 30 meters away from the door. If you go down and explore, you can only borrow a place from the land. This place is suitable for all ages. With parents in their seventies, they meet young children. There are several groups of very small earth-colored ducks diving and fishing in the lake, which is very cute. Going further down the trail in the Dream Lake, after a long downhill cement road, you will go to the Tianchi trail. The trail is very flat along the way like the mud mountain avalanche of the Moon World. Tianchi passes through the Yudoushu path and then climbs dozens of steps. Although the pool is dry in winter, there are dozens of lush and beautiful cedar trees, a little surprise. There is no restaurant at the entrance. There are several stalls selling local beverages. You can go to the nearby Quy Nhon/Nendek district to eat Vietnamese food within 20 minutes on the return trip.

There is only one place that can be walked around. It is a bit dry. In the Niupu Mudstone Soil and Water Conservation Teaching Park, after crossing the lake, there is a concrete path going downhill, and there are iron fences at the intersection. , There is a lot of mudstone terrain to see in the innermost part of the road, and then go to the right and up again to reach a deserted lake with no water. Most people only walk around the dream lake and they will turn back, and they will not go anywhere. Go, it feels like a little adventure. After I come out, I will buy something and eat in the store outside, the last one or two on the right. Grandma's tea eggs taste very special, not the standard tea eggs of the convenience store outside.

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The lake is turquoise, matched with the badland terrain behind it, giving it an exotic flavor. The trail is quite easy to walk, and it is very suitable for the whole family to come here to enjoy the scenery. The design of the lake pavilion is ingenious. Sitting in it, the line of sight is almost as high as the water surface. It feels like riding a yacht. XD There are many Taiwanese proverbs in the pavilion, but unfortunately I didn’t understand it.