A large open space hidden above the National Freeway No. 3 tunnel?

A large open space hidden above the National Freeway No. 3 tunnel? 😱 Daxi residents now have a brand new spot for weekend outings! The previously vacant softball field has been completely transformed into the expansive 'Indigenous Peoples Theme Park Phase 2' 🏕️ When you drive through the Puding Tunnel on National Freeway No. 3, you might not have noticed that there's actually a hidden world 'above your head.' This site used to be a disused softball field. After about a year of construction and an investment of 20 million NTD, it has recently officially opened, completing the final piece of the Daxi Puding Green Corridor. According to the Taoyuan City Government, the completed Phase 2 project focuses on 'open lawns and multi-functional activity spaces.' When combined with the Phase 1 area opened three years ago, the entire recreational pathway now connects the surrounding croquet field, roller skating rink, Puding Park, and library, essentially forming a massive leisure platform. In addition to the existing circular walking paths, rest benches, and night lighting, the park's evolution isn't over yet. The authorities have announced that they have secured approximately 10 million NTD in funding from the Council of Indigenous Peoples to plan for dedicated 'Indigenous cultural symbolic art installations,' aiming to maximize the cultural characteristics and recognition of this area. For local residents, finding a place for kids to run around on weekends or taking a leisurely walk with the dog after a meal, the worst is encountering a half-baked park with missing facilities. Now that this entire recreational corridor is connected, it's like being able to stroll through a night market from end to end without constantly crossing roads. The convenience of the space has tangibly improved.