Tintos Nueva Era, S.A. de C.V.

Mexican Wine Club, which shares the taste for wine making, participating in tastings, pairing dinners, information on special events and the acquisition of exclusive products.

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台中市政府

   One large park Taichung, located in the Nantun Dist. fengle. Park covers an area of ​​approximately 6 hectares, is Taiwan's first public outdoor sculpture park, through fourth Sculpture Exhibition, the assessment levy of 42 selected works, donated 10 works with the industry, a total of 52 sculptures set in the park show; TaiChung Fengle Sculpture Park has become a representative tourist attractions, public entertainment, sports and exhibition activities.   There are full of beautiful and excellent works of artware and arch bridges. During vacation families gather playing kite for fun. At the night time, lovers come for date with free outdoor entertainments.  

Taichung Fangled Sculpture Park

A green oasis in a sea of buildings and traffic and an urban oasis in the heart of Taichung.The mission of the Botanical Garden of NMNS is to display and protect the floral biodiversity of Taiwan by existing as an information resource for the community, government and science, and to be a place of beauty for all visitors to enjoy. We also aim to cultivate, promote, research and enable the research of tropical and subtropical flora and its conservation with an emphasis on our native species and their habitats. 
With its collection of some eight hundred plant species and cultivars, twelve gardens specific to plant ecology of Taiwan, a tropical rainforest conservatory, and teams of researchers and activities staff, the Botanical Garden at the NMNS ranks as one of the nation&rsquo;s largest and most spectacular botanical gardens in Taiwan. 





The Botanical Garden of National Museum of Natural Science 

&nbsp;The Taichung Park (Chinese: 臺中公園; pinyin: T&aacute;izhōng gōngyu&aacute;n) is the most time-honored park in Taichung, Taiwan. It is also called &ldquo;Zhongshan Park&rdquo;, and was built when Taiwan was under Japanese rule.[1]
On 17 April 1999, Taichung city government listed it as city historical sites. In recent years, people have celebrated Lantern Festival in Taichung Park.

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