Monday-Sunday: 09:00-17:00
Last admission: 16:30






Cheng Mei Cultural Park, located in Changhua County’s Yongjing Township, is a beautiful garden space blend of history, culture, and recreation.
On the Park grounds are the century-old residence Cheng Mei Hall and the exquisite Garden He-De. Cheng Mei Hall speaks of the Wei family’s difficult journey to Taiwan, but also of the Confucian values they brought that made the area an important gathering of Fujian and Hakka culture. The garden shows off ancient gardening techniques, some of the finest in Taiwan, as well as many old trees hidden in the beautiful landscape.
Cheng Mei Cultural Park carries on the Wei family’s high regard for the teachings of Confucius and Mencius, as well as happiness in others’ successes. Hopefully, Changhua’s Yongjing Township sets a great example of harmonious relationships between industries and land and becomes the best research platform for Fujian and Hakka culture in Taiwan.
New life has been brought to this rural area and a new direction for local industries. The Park continually works towards achieving the goals of sustaining the business, passing down cultural knowledge, improving the Township, promoting Yongjing, and bringing joy to Taiwan. Perhaps even an Award of Excellence for Cultural Heritage Conservation from UNESCO Asia-Pacific is in the future, and the light shining in Yongjing will shine for Taiwan.
Chengmei Cultural Park provides different opening hours every week. Detailed hours can be found on the official website. Generally speaking, the park opens at 9 a.m. and closes at 6 p.m., but special events or holidays may have different arrangements.
Ticket prices vary according to different packages and plans. It is recommended that you check the official website for the latest ticket information before going. You can also purchase tickets online to enjoy more discounts.
Chengmei Cultural Park is located in Yongjing Township, close to Changhua High-speed Railway Station and Yongjing Station. You can take public transportation or drive there, and detailed transportation information can also be found on the official website.
Yes, Chengmei Cultural Park provides professional guided tour services. You can ask the staff at the entrance or make an appointment in advance. Guided tours provide a deeper understanding of the park’s history and culture.
Yes, Chengmei Cultural Park has a unique landscape restaurant serving local and international cuisine. Visitors can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the park while enjoying delicious food.
Yes, Chengmei Cultural Park offers a variety of activities and attractions suitable for the whole family. There are areas suitable for children, as well as peaceful courtyard spaces for families to spend quality time together.
Yes, Chengmei Cultural Park provides a spacious parking lot for visitors to park their vehicles.
Sorry, in order to maintain the order and safety of the park, pets are generally not allowed to enter. Please check the regulations before going.
Yes, Chengmei Cultural Park provides wheelchair rental services for visitors in need to ensure that every visitor can easily visit the entire park.
Yes, Chengmei Cultural Park regularly holds various special events and themed exhibitions, such as seasonal flower shows, cultural and art performances, etc. You can check the latest event information on the official website or social media platforms.
Monday-Sunday: 09:00-17:00
Last admission: 16:30
No. 60, Section 2, Zhongshan Rd, Yongjing TownshipChanghua County, 512

Cheng Mei Cultural Park, located in Changhua County’s Yongjing Township, is a beautiful garden space blend of history, culture, and recreation.
On the Park grounds are the century-old residence Cheng Mei Hall and the exquisite Garden He-De. Cheng Mei Hall speaks of the Wei family’s difficult journey to Taiwan, but also of the Confucian values they brought that made the area an important gathering of Fujian and Hakka culture. The garden shows off ancient gardening techniques, some of the finest in Taiwan, as well as many old trees hidden in the beautiful landscape.
Cheng Mei Cultural Park carries on the Wei family’s high regard for the teachings of Confucius and Mencius, as well as happiness in others’ successes. Hopefully, Changhua’s Yongjing Township sets a great example of harmonious relationships between industries and land and becomes the best research platform for Fujian and Hakka culture in Taiwan.
New life has been brought to this rural area and a new direction for local industries. The Park continually works towards achieving the goals of sustaining the business, passing down cultural knowledge, improving the Township, promoting Yongjing, and bringing joy to Taiwan. Perhaps even an Award of Excellence for Cultural Heritage Conservation from UNESCO Asia-Pacific is in the future, and the light shining in Yongjing will shine for Taiwan.