Taipei City Hakka Cultural Park

Taipei City Hakka Cultural Park, near Gongguan in Zhongzheng District, combines a museum, gardens and space for cultural events. Exhibitions and traditional farming equipment introduce Hakka culture, while outdoor installations and a stream-side walk give you room to explore. Families can picnic or use the park’s sports facilities, and weekends may bring performances, food stalls and other activities. There is also a small coffee shop, a Turkish cafe and Hakka food on site. Follow the connector toward the riverside park for a longer walk or ride.

Exhibitions and Hakka culture

The park combines a museum with outdoor space for cultural events. Inside, exhibitions and traditional farming equipment offer an introduction to Hakka culture and history. Informative inscriptions accompany the displays. If you do not read the language, a phone camera translation tool can help you follow them.

The setting is designed to evoke a traditional Taiwanese Hakka village. The exhibits are part of a larger cultural site, so you can move between indoor displays and the grounds rather than treating the museum as the whole visit.

Gardens, events and food

Outside, gardens and installations sit alongside a stream, stepping stones, a water wheel and wooden bridges. The park also has space for picnics, walking and sports. A connector leads toward the riverside park, extending the visit into a longer walk, run or bike ride.

Weekends can bring performances, festivals, food stalls and gardening activities, with families using the grounds for picnics. The park has a small coffee shop, a Turkish cafe and Hakka cuisine on site. Food bazaars may include vegetable-based snacks and related treats; check what is available during your visit.