Dajia Riverside Park – Live View of Urban Nature and Open Spaces in Taipei
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Dajia Riverside Park – Live View of Urban Nature and Open Spaces in Taipei

Stretching along the banks of the Keelung River, Dajia Riverside Park is one of the largest and most dynamic green spaces in Taipei. This live camera view captures the expansive landscape of the park, showcasing open grass fields, cycling paths, trees swaying in the breeze, and the distant silhouette of the city skyline.

A favorite destination for both locals and tourists, the park is a hub for outdoor activity. From the camera feed, you may see joggers on the riverside trail, families flying kites, bikers cruising past, and visitors relaxing under shaded pavilions. On weekends, the park often hosts cultural festivals, concerts, or sporting events, drawing large crowds that add motion and life to the frame.

The Keelung River itself flows calmly in view, often reflecting the sky or the lit-up cityscape after sunset. Across the river, bridges span the water, connecting the park to other districts and offering a subtle but ever-present flow of city traffic. Depending on weather conditions, Taipei 101 and other skyline landmarks may be faintly visible in the background.

As the day changes, so does the park. Morning fog or soft golden light give way to bright midday scenes filled with activity. In the evening, the sky glows in hues of orange and blue, and city lights gradually illuminate the horizon.

Dajia Riverside Park is not just a place for movement: it’s a space for reflection, connection, and fresh air. This live stream captures that balance beautifully, letting viewers witness Taipei’s green lungs in real time.

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