The PSLO has made the most of the unique sloping terrain of Ki-Pataw Shan-Tseng-Chi Park to create the multi-layer flower landscape
Taiwan News
Date: 2020/01/28
By: George Liao, Taiwan News, Staff Writer
(Taipei Parks and Street Lights Office photo)
The PSLO has made the most of the unique sloping terrain of Ki-Pataw Shan-Tseng-Chi Park (北投社三層崎公園) to create the multi-layer flower landscape, which has just recently been made open to the public, the release said. It went on to say that a map had been released showing recommended attractions and places to eat in the neighborhood.
PSLO Director Chen Rong-xing (陳榮興) said that Ki-Pataw Shan-Tseng-Chi Park is situated on the mountain slope across from the Fire Department’s Xiushan branch. The address of the fire station is No. 50, Xiushan Road, Beitou District (北投區秀山路50號).
Yangmingshan National Park Headquarters director Lin Chao-chia (林晁嘉) said that the mountain slope located on the edge of Beitou’s downtown area was turned into a park in 2019 and the flower field was created using more than 90,000 colorful flower pots. Lin added that the plants selected for the Ki-Pataw Shan-Tseng-Chi flower field consist mainly of three species: scarlet sage, wax begonia, and silver ragwort. He added that the bloom would last until the end of February and urged the public to take a look. [FULL STORY]
