Located in the urban center, Da'an Forest Park officially opened in 1994.Covered in grasslands, trees, flowers and plants, there is a Buddha Statue and a bamboo forest in the south, a theatre for art performances in the center, and a recreational area surrounding it attracts many park visitors every day.

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  Known as the "lungs of Taipei City," the park is a green world unto itself. It's the largest park in Taipei City. The park plays a similar role as other major city parks like New York City's Central Park and London's Hyde Park. Besides the trails for pedestrians and joggers, the park is equipped with a wide range of recreational facilities, including a public square, public bicycles, music stage, children playground, etc, providing Taipei's citizens with a green space where they can exercise and relax.

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   In addition to providing various recreational functions to the public, the park is a place to educate people cherish water resources. In the park, water saving devices installed inside the park, the public toilet demo system, and the water purification plant experiment make the park the best showcase of water preservation!