Keelung Chaojing Park - A paradise full of laughter

There are two parking lots in Chaojing Park, one is below and the other is a little further up, closer to the Nautilus Slide. If you park in the parking lot below, you will see the swimming fish installation art as soon as you get out of the car. It's so cute! Walking up the trail, looking at the blue sea along the way, I felt open-minded and peaceful. The sun was warm, and the sea breeze was so comfortable that walking was totally effortless! There are several must-photograph spots in Chaojing Park: the Nautilus Slide, the Flying Broom, the Art Frame, and the Dead Grass. There were many children playing on the Nautilus Slide. There was a pile of sand at the bottom. The children were playing barefoot in the sand. Some were sliding down the slide, some were playing in the sand, and laughter was heard everywhere. The adults took photos from the side and acted as internet beauties. It can be said that everyone got what they wanted! The famous flying broom is an art installation made of driftwood. When we arrived, there were people taking pictures with every broom. This lively scene made me feel like I had entered the Harry Potter arena scene! There is a large patch of dead grass behind the flying broom, and there is an artistic frame on the other side. If you pair it with the sunset, you can take photos here that are full of autumn feeling. There is a container house square in Chaojing Park where you can have a drink and relax in the sea breeze. We found that in Chaojing Park, it is not uncommon to see people walking dogs, cats, and children. There are also people walking guinea pigs, turtles, macaws of all sizes, and even horses and pigs! ! ! ! Watching children and animals happily running around on the grass, listening to the endless laughter, feeling the sea breeze, and drinking a cup of coffee with friends, you must come and experience this afternoon~ #Keelung #Keelung Attractions #Park #travelstrategy #attractionsphotographyguide #travelcoolexperience #familyouting #seasidephotographystrategy #parent-childrengoodplace #wheretogoinsummer