Origin of Wugu Marsh Wetland

In the 1960s, typhoons invaded Luzhou frequently, which easily caused the Danshui River to flood. The government decided to blast the Shizitou Aikou and open the river in 1964 because the government believed that the Haikou formed by the Danshui River near Guandu would affect flood discharge. Unexpectedly, after the blasting, the problem was not solved at all. Instead, it caused a bigger problem-seawater intrusion (What?!). In this way, hundreds of hectares of fertile land were lost overnight, but the good news was unexpectedly received. Wugu Marsh Wetland was thus created! It has become a habitat where many creatures love to rest (can I also go to rest together?), especially the waterfowl that loves us Luzhou most!

The Erchong Floodway

With the rapid expansion of population and cities, some people began to transform the flooded and salinized land (that is, Luzhou!!!). Later, the Executive Yuan decided to promote the Taipei area's flood control plan. One of the contents was to build dikes to open up the Erchong Floodway ~~ and then replace it with the New Taipei City Government to take over the floodway green beautification project. Eradication of riverbank vegetation was used to build parks, stadiums, and other public facilities. As a result, the wetland ecological environment was seriously damaged, so environmental protection groups decided to form a dual floodway ecological protection alliance. And work hard to conserve the Wugu wetland. In 2004, the then Taipei County Government established the "Wugu Wetland Ecological Park," which the Wilderness Conservation Association adopted.

Now let's first explain the time of water sports on the Luzhou Breeze Park!!

Activity usage time is divided into summertime and wintertime.

Daylight saving time is from April to October each year. The wintertime is from November to March every year.

Player training time summertime 5:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. and 16:30 p.m. to 19:00 p.m. and wintertime 6:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. and 15:30 p.m. to 18:00 p.m.Casual use (that is, the time that the general public can play !!) time summertime 8:30 am to 16:30 pm and wintertime 9:30 a.m. to 15:30 p.m.

Most of the others are open 24 hours~~

Let's take the outdoor fitness field next to the Luzhou Breeze Park as an example!

First of all, it is the first outdoor fitness center in the country that is fully equipped with the professional fitness facilities of indoor gyms. There are 7 types of warm-up, low-intensity, and medium-intensity to choose from! You can enjoy nature while also practicing your body. Oh! It doesn’t even cost a dime. Compared to going to a crowded indoor gym with expensive membership fees, 484 is a lot more cost-effective~~The second is that the gym area is designed with a blue waterfront theme! The venue is designed to save energy and reduce carbon, and the environment is also taken into account.

By the way, if you walk down the Erchong floodway all the way down, you will pass through a lot of courses!! Several of them are very special and uncommon, such as golf courses, softball fields, roller rinks, skating rinks, and (Let's listen. I haven't heard of it before) The Mallet Field!

Isn't it super special and super fun?

The Luzhou Breeze Park is actually a dedicated waterway for international competitions! Many international rowing competitions and canoe still water racing is held here. In addition to the venue for players and students, the general public is also open to playing windsurfing, windsurfing boards, surfboards, and canoes in some still waters!! (It feels so fun!!)

Recently, another very special sports venue will be officially opened, which is the paddling pool!! The paddling pool is also the "land waterway paddling pool". It is designed to take into account the needs of water and land practice. It was planned at the beginning of this year~~ I hope to bring players a more complete training environment!!

The ''Paddle Pool'' is also held in the water activity experience camp held in the summer of New Taipei City every year for people who do not have relevant experience but love the water!

Practice the paddling skills on land first, and then you can get started quickly when you really do it on the water!!