921Earthquake Memorial Park

The 921 Earthquake Memorial Park is a poignant tribute to the victims of Taiwan's devastating earthquake in 1999.

Established in 2002, the park features several memorials designed by renowned architect Huang Yu-Sung. The site serves as a historical reminder of the earthquake's impact, offering educational displays about seismic activity, earthquake preparedness, and recovery efforts. Unique architectural features include the preserved ruins of the earthquake-damaged buildings, serving as chilling reminders of nature's force, alongside lush greenery that provides a serene contrast.

Noteworthy Features

💔 Monumental Memorial: A large structure honoring those who lost their lives during the 1999 earthquake.

📚 Educational Exhibits: Informative displays on geology and earthquake safety.

🌳 Scenic Landscapes: Beautiful gardens perfect for reflection and relaxation.

The park is free to enter and is popular among tourists, families, and historians interested in Taiwan's geological history.