Nestled in the heart of Taichung, Wufeng Lin Family Garden Park is a hidden gem waiting to be explored by travel enthusiasts seeking a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. This meticulously preserved historic garden offers visitors a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of the Lin Family, one of Taiwan's most influential clans.

As you step into the park, you are transported back in time to the Qing Dynasty, where traditional Chinese architecture and lush greenery blend harmoniously to create a tranquil oasis. The carefully landscaped gardens, ornate pavilions, and intricate stone carvings are a testament to the wealth and sophistication of the Lin Family, who once called this place home.

Wander through the winding pathways and discover hidden alcoves where you can sit and contemplate the beauty that surrounds you. The park's centerpiece, the Grand Mansion, is a masterpiece of Qing Dynasty architecture, with its elegant courtyards, intricate woodwork, and stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

Nature lovers will be delighted by the park's diverse flora and fauna, with rare plant species and exotic flowers adding bursts of color to the landscape. Take a leisurely stroll along the meandering streams and ponds, where koi fish swim gracefully beneath the water's surface, or relax in the shade of a centuries-old tree and listen to the soothing sounds of nature.

For history buffs, the park offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives of the Lin Family, who played a significant role in shaping Taiwan's cultural heritage. Explore the family's ancestral hall, where ancestral tablets and portraits are displayed with reverence, or visit the exhibition halls to learn more about the family's legacy and contributions to Taiwanese society.

Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, Wufeng Lin Family Garden Park has something to offer every visitor. Immerse yourself in the rich history and natural beauty of this enchanting destination, and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Book your tickets now and embark on a journey of discovery and relaxation at Wufeng Lin Family Garden Park in Taichung. Experience the charm and elegance of a bygone era, and uncover the secrets of one of Taiwan's most treasured cultural landmarks. Your adventure awaits!

The Wufeng Lin Family Garden was built in 1906 and completed in 1914. It is a Japanese-Western architecture built during the Japanese colonial period. It is the last piece of the puzzle of the Lin Family's historic buildings and has been in existence for more than a century. It was originally used as a place for Mr. Lin Ji-tang (1874-1922) to play. The front yard was a barn and a tent; there was a zoo in the back yard, where rare animals purchased from Tokyo were kept. It was a must-visit attraction for Japanese people visiting Taichung at that time; The Yipu is also a Western-style garden where Mr. Lin Xiantang holds new gatherings and tea parties. In 1951, Mr. Lin Henian (1914-1994), the first democratically elected mayor of Taichung County and the fourth son of Mr. Lin Jitang, opened this place as a county government consultation and reception center, which became the origin of the red faction in Taichung politics. The current owner of the Yipu, Lin Zhenting (1953~), is a descendant of Mr. Lin Littang (1876~1947). He is passionate about the fields of art and humanities and is committed to promoting them. In addition to collecting and exhibiting works by famous artists, he also often collaborates with emerging artists for exhibitions. Yipu Garden and Yipu Art Museum are one of the best exhibition venues. On the premise of preserving historical relics, they also have more artistic atmosphere, injecting the vitality of the new era into this ancient settlement.

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Nationally designated historic site - an eclectic building of Chinese, Western and Japanese architecture, with a century-old splendor since its construction in 1914 (you can enjoy coffee and vegetarian food inside the historic site)

Escape mirror room & escape tunnel, used by the county magistrate during the martial law period

A dedicated tour guide to get to know the Lin Family House during the Japanese rule, and get a panoramic view of the Lin Family Garden from the observation deck of the Yipu Art Museum