Longzhuwan Resort, also known as Longzhuwan Amusement Park (龍珠灣樂園), occupied a natural inlet on the upper reaches of the Shimen Reservoir, named for a pair of rocky outcrops said to resemble two dragons spitting out a pearl. Its amusement area, resort hotel, and water activities center were joined by a bridge spanning an inlet. The park had closed by early 2011, and a Christian group later bought the property and renamed it Rongzhuwan (榮主灣), a near-homophone meaning “glorify the Lord”. Much of the park was dismantled afterward, the bridge included, leaving one section near the shore effectively derelict.
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- Urban Exploration in Taiwan (台灣城市探險)
- Christianity in Taiwan (臺灣基督教)
- Amusement Parks in Taiwan (台灣的樂園)
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