Haoyue Garden - Commemorative Statue Garden for Zheng Chenggong

Haoyue Garden is a commemorative statue garden dedicated to the national hero Zheng Chenggong, where[...]

Haoyue Garden is a commemorative statue garden dedicated to the national hero Zheng Chenggong, where Ming Dynasty-style architecture complements the scenic coastal and mountain views. The colossal granite statue of Zheng Chenggong stands on the Fu Ding Rock, in a tripod stance with the Sword Stone and Yin Dou Stone in the sea. The garden was established to honor Zheng Chenggong’s historical achievement of expelling Dutch invaders and reclaiming Taiwan for China.
Inside the garden, a large group sculpture named ‘Rattan Shield Expelling the Foe’ is erected in the square, vividly recreating the magnificent scene of Zheng Chenggong leading thousands of troops to drive out the Dutch and reclaim Taiwan. Additionally, the South and North Stele Corridors, themed around Zheng Chenggong, showcase his heroic demeanor from various perspectives and in different forms. The name ‘Haoyue’ is derived from the phrase ‘bright moon shines through the plain curtain’ in Zheng Chenggong’s poem, expressing remembrance for the hero and longing for compatriots in Taiwan.

Opening Hours: 08:00-17:30 all year round; 08:00-18:00 for preferential policies.

Preferential Policies:

– Children/Students: Half-price tickets for teenagers (including Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, etc.) aged 6 (inclusive) to 18 (exclusive) and full-time university undergraduates and below. Valid identification such as resident ID and student ID must be presented upon purchasing tickets. For teenagers from Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan visiting the mainland, valid identification such as the ‘Hong Kong and Macao Residents Traveling to Mainland Pass’, ‘Taiwan Residents Traveling to Mainland Pass’, and student ID must be presented.

– Seniors aged 60 (inclusive) to 65 (exclusive) enjoy half-price tickets (with valid ID); seniors aged 65 (inclusive) and above enter for free (with valid ID).

– Disabled individuals with ‘Disability Certificate’ or ‘Disabled Soldier Certificate’ enter for free.

– Military personnel, martyr’s families: Chinese active-duty and retired military personnel with valid ID, and families of martyrs, families of military personnel who died in service, and families of deceased military personnel with the ‘People’s Republic of China Martyr, Service-Related Death, and Deceased Military Personnel Family Preference Certificate’ enter for free.

– Children under 6 years old (exclusive) or under 1.2 meters (inclusive) enter for free.

– Active-duty military family members enjoy half-price tickets with valid documents.