[2025 New Taipei City Attraction] Travel Guide for Sanchong Air Force Military Kindred Village No.1 (Updated Jul)

Air Force Village No. 1, hidden in the city, is located in Sanchong, New Taipei City. Air Force Sanchong Village 1 is next to the riverbank at the bottom of Sanchong Zhengyi South Road. There are quite a lot of parking spaces nearby and it is easy to park your car. In every house in the military village, there are photos of the family taken by an officer at that time. There is also a mother living in the military village at that time who was responsible for taking over handicrafts to earn a small living expense to supplement the family income. A volunteer in one of the houses enthusiastically explained the living conditions in the military village at that time and how neighbors would help each other. #Good place for family#Guide to taking photos at scenic spots

This place is a hidden gem as most of my friends don’t even know about this .It a great photo spot in Taipei City. A great place for a retro style afternoon photowalk! It was a small village for military (air defense) personnel and their families. The whole place is clean and well maintained. One can stroll around and visit several houses to learn more about this place and residents who used to live here. #taipeiattractions

#2月好去地方2025 The Sanchong Air Force Village covers an area of ​​about 1.38 hectares. It is the only remaining anti-artillery village in the northern region. The base preserves the remains of anti-artillery positions (Figures 14-16) and underground tunnels (Figures 18-19) built during the Japanese occupation period. It was registered as a historical building in 2006, becoming the first cultural asset of the military village in New Taipei City. Figure 6 20 is the village chief’s home. 📍Address: No. 9, Lane 86, Zhengyi South Road, Sanchong District, New Taipei City 241 🕰️Business hours: 10:00–22:00

#2月好地方2025 The Air Force Sanchong Village covers an area of ​​approximately 1.38 hectares and is the only remaining anti-artillery village in the northern region. The base preserves the anti-artillery positions and underground tunnels built during the Japanese colonial period. It was registered as a historical building in 2006 and became the first cultural asset of the military village type in New Taipei City. The military dependents’ village is located on the embankment of Lane 86, Zhengyi South Road, Sanchong District, New Taipei City, next to the Tamsui River. The main background of military dependents is the dependents of the Republic of China Air Force Anti-aircraft Artillery Unit. Nostalgic movies are shown in the military village, and in order to attract tourists, there are activities with different themes every time; for example, this year's "New Taipei Good New Year Series of Activities" allows tourists to eat, shop, and experience interesting activities... The Air Force Sanchong Village is close to the Tamsui embankment. There is a U-bike rental site at the entrance. After shopping, you can rent a bicycle and ride wherever you want! What a pleasant day of casual walking. Park opening hours: Mon~Sun 10:00 - 22:00

It seems to have come to another time and space, and it seems that time and space have reversed

A good place to take a leisurely afternoon walk. Sanchong Air Force Village is worth a visit

#New Taipei Attractions I came to this community in Sanchong. I didn't expect that there is still a building with cultural and historical significance in the area. 🚁🪂 Air Force Sanchong Village There are many positive designs and signs inside 🏠Each small house has a different layout It is very good to take pictures inside~It has a retro hometown flavor🐯 Many young men and women come here to date and take pictures📷 Many parents bring their children to visit here Sanchong Air Force Military Kindred Village No.1 Air Force Sanchong Village 📍 Lane 86, Zhengyi South Road, Sanchong District, New Taipei City 241 🚇MRT Taipei Bridge Station #Good place for parents and children #New Taipei Tourism #Good place for summer #travel #taipeitravel #taipeiview