Neighborhood · Zhongli District

Qingpu HSR

青埔／高鐵

A new district by the HSR station, with a park made from an irrigation pond and a baseball stadium

Street Environment 7.4 · Convenience 5.5

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From people who know it

Local guide

01First impressions

Qingtang Park was originally an irrigation pond, and in 2007 it was converted into an ecological park, with a gentle slope down to the water, an observation deck, and a wooden boardwalk along the waterside. Next to the park is the Taoyuan Children's Art Museum, which began trial operations in April 2024. Heading south to the southern edge of the neighborhood, Rakuten Taoyuan Baseball Stadium is the home field of the Rakuten Monkeys, with a full capacity of about 18,000 seats. To the north, Taoyuan HSR Station connects to Airport MRT Station A18.

02What works

Transportation is this neighborhood's strong point - it has three Airport MRT stations, A17, A18, and A19, and ranks 2nd out of Taoyuan's 11 neighborhoods for public transit. The walking environment is also good, ranking 2nd for sidewalks as well. If you feel like a stroll, head to Qingtang Park, a 6.34-hectare park with a wooden boardwalk along the waterside.

03Heads-up

Daily shopping is a weak point, ranking last - 11th out of Taoyuan's 11 neighborhoods. Healthcare is also near the bottom, ranking 10th. A fair amount of the neighborhood's land was never meant for housing in the first place - it includes the Laojie River floodway, an MRT depot, an industry-only zone, and the HSR station zone.

04A bit of history

Taoyuan HSR Station opened in November 2006, built underground because of height restrictions due to the nearby Taoyuan Air Force Base. What the property market calls Qingpu is actually the roughly 490-hectare Taoyuan HSR Station Special District, bounded on the east and west by the Xinjie River and the Qiaxi River. In 2007, Qingtang Park was converted into an ecological park. At the end of 2009, the baseball stadium opened. On March 2, 2017, the Airport MRT opened, with Station A18 located just north of the HSR station. In April 2024, the Children's Art Museum began trial operations next to Qingtang Park.

05What's coming

Construction on the main building of the Taoyuan Museum of Fine Arts began in 2018, and it was originally supposed to be finished in 2022, but it has been delayed again and again. According to an October 2026 report, the main structure is being completed in stages, with the opening expected in the first quarter of 2028.

Compiled by TidyMap with AI from public sources · updated 2026-10 · 6 sources

Scores

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

Street Environment7.4No. 2

Cleanliness8.5No. 2

Buildings7.1No. 2

Sidewalks6.7No. 2

Greenery7.5No. 2

Convenience5.5No. 7

Transit5.8No. 2

Everyday shopping5.4No. 11

Healthcare5.0No. 10

What's here

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Qingtang ParkQingtang Park is a 6.34-hectare eco-park converted from an old irrigation pond.
Rakuten Taoyuan Baseball StadiumRakuten Taoyuan Baseball Stadium opened in 2009 and is home ground for the Rakuten Monkeys.
Taoyuan Children's Art MuseumTaoyuan Children's Art Museum sits beside Qingtang Park and began trial operation in April 2024.
Taoyuan HSR StationTaoyuan HSR Station is an underground station connected to Airport MRT Station A18.

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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