Xinkai Memorial Park

It is convenient for parking, clean and spacious toilets, and a place for people to walk around. Although the place is not very big, it should be one of the good local parks.

Next to the park is the camping area of ​​the Cao Ren Hot Spring Club because it is a memorial place for the victims of the August 8 Typhoon. It's a little hairy when I fall asleep :-(

Barely okay?!? Alas😔...

The toilet is pretty clean

Morakot Wind Disaster Memorial Park scenery is very beatiful But I feel a little heavy inside. From August 6 to 10, 2009, Typhoon Morakot brought a huge amount of rain to South Taiwan, causing serious disasters in South Taiwan. The Southern District Committee of the China National Disaster Relief Association supported the third battalion of the Kaohsiung County Fire Department ( Today's Kaohsiung City Fire Department Sixth Brigade) assists Kaohsiung City (county) Liugui District (township) Xinkai tribe, Bu Lao Hot Spring, Qingshan Hot Spring and other places to assist in the disaster. In August 2014, the 5th anniversary of the Morakot windstorm, the newly opened tribal traffic has also been improved, and a newly opened memorial park was built in the newly opened tribe to express the meaning of remembrance and remembrance. The newly opened 23 neighboring earth and stone inundation area retains the state of the year, newly opened to commemorate The land public of the public temple next to the park is still looking at the newly opened 23 neighboring earth and stone inundation area. On August 12, 2009, when Nanshao brothers arrived at this time, local residents borrowed satellite phones from the mayor (myself) to call outside relatives and friends. The picture is still fresh in my memory.