Taichung Aboriginal Integrated Services Centre

The planning and design of the "Indigenous Ecological Park" focuses on the park on the south side. Compared with urban parks, the design emphasizes the relationship between wind, water, soil and environmental education: newly planted native folk plants, such as mountain sage, dense flower ramie, pseudo-acid syrup, etc., echoing the life image of the aborigines with natural elements . In addition to creating ecological habitats and microclimates, it also provides a place for community education in the environment. Finally, it is different from the traditional plastic amusement equipment or large-scale construction facilities. It uses sunlight turf and landscaped mounds to provide adults with cool, children's exploration and games. Running open space. In addition to the original 汝鎏 Park on the south side, it is also included in the overall planning of the north side plaza. In the future, it is hoped that the hard pavement of the "Totem Square" will be returned to the turf to provide an annual use of the original festival, which is also in line with the habits of the original people. The plaza uses permeable pavement to allow the surface runoff to return to the soil, nourish the soil, and allow the plant to have a better breeding space. Taichung Taiya “Indigenous National Ecological Park” is a demonstration place for realizing environmental experience and education. It also provides a place for residents to enjoy high-quality leisure space and historical conservation. It is also a place where time, environment, and planting are concentrated. Taiwan’s only “Indigenous Ecological Park” without any Aboriginal totem. The base adopts a large area of ​​water-permeable pavement (permeable concrete pavement/green land). The pervious concrete pavement with pores allows surface runoff to directly infiltrate, which solves the surface drainage of the slope surface, enhances soil water conservation and slows down urban heat island effect. .

Came here to build a shed for tomorrow's work

Great place, there are museums to visit

It’s the first time I came to this place, and it was also the first time I knew about this place. I just met the unveiling ceremony, which was quite lively. There is a special feature, how can the aboriginal girls look so beautiful! I have the opportunity to visit the presentations inside the cultural center,

It belongs to medium and small gardens, covering an area of ​​a concrete platform and a turf walking area, sports (basketball court) month area. Aboriginal cultural illustrations and landscape facilities are also displayed, and the Aboriginal Service Office is set up to assist the aboriginal people who come to live here to handle some official affairs (household registration and work, counseling). Recently, it has cooperated with the indigenous people to handle activities. It is recommended that you can apply for more. It is not easy to find nearby parking spaces during the event. It is recommended to take a public vehicle or a car with relatives and friends

Introduce the 16 indigenous peoples in Taiwan, including costumes, housing patterns, important ceremonies, distribution and population statistics. There is an exhibition room and a screening room. The outdoor plaza is large, with large aboriginal art, the park is densely planted, and there are many crops on the grass. Shansu, cats, rosemary, etc., there are bomb shelters, the ruins of the old school campus in Ruou Elementary School, and environmental protection. The Department of Air Quality Purification Zone, Ruyi Park, is next to Taichung City's historic building Christian Qingquangang Holy Church, which can also be visited.