Shaping an Eco-friendly Park
Yungshin Sports Park
Located on Tie-Jhen Mountain, Yungshin Sports Park was established by the founder Mr. Lee, Tian-Te and contributed to the society.
After hearing “What are you looking at?”, Mr. Lee, Tian-Te fell heavily when he intended to look at the beautiful garden on the other side of the wall in his childhood. This inspired Mr. Lee, Tian-Te to build an unbounded garden open to everyone free of charge.
As the founder Mr. Lee, Tian-Te always dreamed of benefiting the public by manufacturing drugs, Yungshin Sports Park was built.
Enjoy Nature in
Yungshin Sports Park
Located at Tie-Jhen Mountain Scenic Area in Dajia District, Yungshin Sports Park was built in 1975 with the area of 8 hectares. All facilities inside the park are open to the public free of charge.
Yungshin Sports Park is an unbounded garden worth visiting closely.
A statue of white bronze Guanyin stands in the park to protect the public;
Animal statues, such as giraffes, tigers, and elephants are located at the children’s playground;Yung Shin Medical Museum was established to promote drug safety; Yungshin Sports Park is also the venue of annual Yungshin Cup featuring 19 volleyball courts.
Enjoying Mountain and Sea Views at Xiang Yie Zhuang
Every holiday, a group of visitors go mountain climbing, take a walk, play balls, and exercise at Tie-Jhen Mountain. Xiang Yie Zhuang is a restaurant where visitors can take a rest and appreciate the view of Port of Taichung afar with a cup of coffee, especially at sunset.
Enjoy mountain and sea views at Xiang Yie Zhuang.
Guarding Health through Exercise
Yungshin Sports Park has 19 volleyball courts suitable to organize contests. Held annually, Yungshin Cup is Taiwan’s largest volleyball contest open to players at all ages. The mountain cleaning activity is held every year to encourage employees and their friends and family members to go hiking and clean up the mountain.
Eco-friendly Park
Located at the area at the highest sea level in Dajia District, Yungshin Sports Park is surrounded by acacia tree, eucalyptus trees, and camphor trees. Migratory birds pass through here when returning to the north. Airflow converges here, resulting in abundant rainfall and diverse ecological species.
Migratory grey-faced buzzards, purple crow butterflies and other birds and insects pass through this area every year, making it necessary to maintain the sustainable operation of Yungshin Sports Park as a diversely ecological habitat.