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Meihua Lake

Coordinates: 24°38′34.9″N 121°43′58.0″E / 24.643028°N 121.732778°E / 24.643028; 121.732778
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24°38′34.9″N 121°43′58.0″E / 24.643028°N 121.732778°E / 24.643028; 121.732778

Meihua Lake

The Meihua Lake (Chinese: 梅花湖; pinyin: Méihuā Hú) is a lake in Dongshan Township, Yilan County, Taiwan.

Name

Meihua means plum blossom because of its resemblance to a plum flower with five pedals.

History

The lake was originally named Dapi Lake. In 1970s, President Chiang Ching-kuo visited the area and was impressed by its beauty, hence naming it Meihua Lake.[1]

Geography

There is a small island sits at the center of the lake with a suspension bridge connecting to the circular trail.

Features

The lake has a cycling trail around its perimeter.

See also

References