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Bifong Waterfall There used to be a bridge, that spanned the Dajia River and joined Dongshih and Fongyuan townships. The “921 Earthquake” destroyed the ... more	Centenarian Mango Tree A fruit tree will usually only live a few decades, but the Centenarian Mango Tree in Plum Village has already lived over 200 years and...more
Dongshih Hakka Culture Park Dongshih Hakka Culture Park was rebuilt by Dongshih Train Station because Dongshih Line stopped serving in 1991...more	Lovers’ Bridge Lovers’ Bridge was built by American engineers and completed in November, 2001. The bridge is 40 meters long and 3.5 meters wide...more
Meizih Iron Bridge Meizih Iron Bridge spans Dajai River and connects Shihgang and Dongshih Townships. Meizih Iron Bridge was one of most important spots...more	Meizih Reminiscence Park Meizih Reminiscence Park was an old rail station built along the Dongfong Bikeway. Unfortunately, the rail station collapsed during the “921...more
Shihgang Dam Shihgang Dam was built completed in 1977. The mail milldam is 357 meters length and 25 meters high. The reservoir formed by the dam provides...more	Shihgang Station Shihgang Station was one of the most important stops on the Dongshih Railway. During the “921 Earthquake,” the station was destroyed...more
Shihgang Old Barn The Shihgang old Barn was built by the Japanese in 1935 for milling rice. The mill has not been used for many years. During the...more	Tianhuang Temple Tianhuang Temple was built in 1995 by I-Kuan Tao (translated as Unity Sect), a local religious sect. This temple...more
Shihgang Tuniou Hakka Culture Park The Shihgang Tuniou Hakka Culture Park is the first living Hakka culture museum in Taiwan. It not only teaches people about Hakka culture and literature but also about local industry of tourism. For example...more
Taichung County Tourist Service Center The Taichung County Tourist Service Center was opened for use in October 2003. It is located beside the local council offices of Shihgang Township. The Center not only provides a comfortable place to rest...more