Neighborhood · Guishan District

Guishan A7

龜山・A7 重劃區

An affordable housing community built around National Taiwan Sport University Station on the Airport MRT

Street Environment 7.4 · Convenience 5.3

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Next ›Guishan Leshan & Chang Gung CommunityThe Leshan neighborhood beside the Chang Gung medical staff community, with Wende Park right next to Leshan Market Chang Gung UniversityChang Gung University grew from the medical college Wang Yung-ching founded; its plateau campus sits next to National Taiwan Sport University National Taiwan Sport UniversityTraining base for Taiwan's national athletes, with Taiwan's first dome arena, donated by Wang Yung-ching and his brother Guishan Chang GungThe neighborhood that grew up around Linkou Chang Gung, with the MRT station right by the hospital Guishan HuilongThe Taoyuan side of Huilong, once called Taliaokeng, home to Lunghwa University and Huilong Temple

From people who know it

Local guide

01First impressions

This neighborhood is a new community that has been handing over units gradually since 2015. The A7 Affordable Housing Project alone planned 4,463 units. To get around, walk to the Airport MRT's National Taiwan Sport University Station, directly below Wenhua 1st Road; its secondary station name is "Guishan Leshan". For school, kids head down Leshan 2nd Road — Wenqing Junior High and Elementary School is right in the neighborhood.

02What works

The environment is this area's biggest strength — among Taoyuan's 11 neighborhoods, it ranks 1st for street environment. It also ranks 1st for greenery. The station takes its name from National Taiwan Sport University, up the slope to the south; it's an underground station because the line has to climb along the terrain of the Linkou Plateau.

03Heads-up

Everyday conveniences are still catching up — it ranks 9th for convenience, and 9th for healthcare, third from the bottom among Taoyuan's 11 neighborhoods. Not far west of the station is Guishan Third Cemetery, so it's worth taking a walk around when you're checking out properties. This neighborhood roughly corresponds to Phase 1 of the A7 Station Area; the "A7" that the housing market refers to is bigger, extending south to the hilly area around National Taiwan Sport University and Chang Gung University. North across Huaya Technology Park is Linkou Chang Gung Memorial Hospital.

04A bit of history

In September 2008, the county government announced the station's official name — the originally planned "Tiyu Yuanqu" (Sports Park) was changed to "Tiyu Daxue" (Sport University), to avoid confusion with the Taoyuan Sports Park Station. The A7 Affordable Housing Project was incorporated into policy in 2010, planned for 4,463 units, of which 225 are rental units. The entire A7 Station Area covers 236 hectares — 186 hectares in Phase 1 and 50 hectares in Phase 2. The public lottery was completed in July 2013, and units have been handed over gradually since 2015. The Airport MRT opened on March 2, 2017, and A7 National Taiwan Sport University Station opened at the same time.

Compiled by TidyMap with AI from public sources · updated 2026-10 · 2 sources

Scores

Compared with the 11 Taoyuan neighborhoods in this guide (scores 0–10)

Street Environment7.4No. 1

Cleanliness8.5No. 1

Buildings7.2No. 1

Sidewalks6.5No. 3

Greenery7.6No. 1

Convenience5.3No. 9

Transit4.4No. 6

Everyday shopping6.4No. 9

Healthcare5.4No. 9

What's here

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National Taiwan Sport UniversityNearby・Founded in 1987, National Taiwan Sport University gives the station its name and sits on a slope south of this neighborhood.
Chang Gung UniversityNearby・Chang Gung University was founded in 1987 by Wang Yung-ching and sits on a slope south of this neighborhood.
National Taiwan Sport University StationNational Taiwan Sport University Station (A7) sits two levels underground; its secondary name is Guishan Leshan.

Hospitals with inpatient beds (2020 data), public elementary and junior high schools whose catchment covers this area, high schools and universities within 1 km, stations, parks of 1 ha or more, and large shopping malls and department stores. Many Tokyo junior high students attend private schools, so junior high catchments are only a guide.

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