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U.S. travel website heaps praise on ‘Taichung Central Park’

U.S. travel website heaps praise on ‘Taichung Central Park’. (Photo Provided by the Taichung City Government)
U.S. travel website heaps praise on ‘Taichung Central Park’. (Photo Provided by the Taichung City Government)

By The China Post, Taiwan/ Taiwan Immigrants' Global News Network

Taiwan Immigrants' Global News Network】According to The China Post, Matador Network, a U.S.-based travel website, heaped praise on “Taichung Central Park” in an article titled “This Taiwan airport has been transformed into a beautiful urban park.”

The article written by Eben Diskin introduces the rich ecology of the park and how solar technology can be used to bring tourists a comfortable experience and add greenery to the city. 

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“An old airport in Taiwan has found new life in an unexpected form: an urban park,” Diskin wrote. Taichung Shuinan Airport has been transformed into the new Central Park designed by Mosbach Paysagistes, a French landscape architecture team who integrated the airport’s topography into the park’s landscape design.  

The park features 12 different fields inspired by Austrian philosopher Rudolf Steiner’s “Principle of the 12 Senses.” 

The article mentions an area where visitors can experience the creation of echoes and the olfactory experience area is full of flowers, allowing visitors to experience the fragrance. 

The park also integrates solar technology and sets up solar panels to shield the park from humidity and pollution in the city. 

There are as many as 200 species of plants in the park and more than 10,000 trees are expected to grow next few years. 

Taichung Shuinan Airport has been transformed into the new Central Park designed by Mosbach Paysagistes. (Photo Provided by the Taichung City Government)Taichung Shuinan Airport has been transformed into the new Central Park designed by Mosbach Paysagistes. (Photo Provided by the Taichung City Government)

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Diskin ended by pointing out that the architects had conducted research to maximize the landscape and incorporated the technology to create a unique nature experience in the city.

Authorization of this article from【The China Post】By Shelly Yang

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