By / ScenicSpots.com editorial team
The 15-meter-wide super moon floating in Bitan has warmed many hearts, and the exhibition of Jimmy Liao’s Super Moon is now entering its final countdown, saying goodbye on November 21st.
Jimmy Liao’s Super Moon (Photo / New Taipei City -)
Jimmy Liao’s Super Moon offers different views during the day and night. During the day, you can see a playful scene of a little boy snuggling up to the moon, showcasing a unique charm of Bitan. At night, the twin moons glow together, casting a comforting light.
(Photo / New Taipei City -)
In September this year, Typhoon Mitag struck, and the Jimmy Liao Super Moon art installation was temporarily removed due to heavy rains brought by the typhoon. The exhibition period has been extended from November 13th to November 21st.
Jimmy Liao’s Super Moon was temporarily removed due to Typhoon Mitag. (Photo / New Taipei City -)
The moon is a recurring element in Jimmy Liao’s works, symbolizing warmth, care, and watchfulness. Jimmy Liao’s picture book “The Moon Remembers” has been in print since 1999 and recently celebrated its 20th anniversary. It has been published in over 12 languages worldwide, bringing comfort to countless readers.
Besides admiring Jimmy Liao’s Super Moon in Bitan, visitors can also explore nearby attractions such as Wulai Hot Springs and the newly opened IKEA Xindian Store. Conveniently connected to the MRT, IKEA Xindian Store offers the most indoor parking spaces in Taiwan, providing travelers with an additional great option while visiting Bitan.
IKEA Xindian Store (Photo / MOOK ScenicSpots.com Liao Weiren)
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