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Last updated 2026-09-25 — Nestled among golden rice waves, these 12 romantic land art installations add a touch of vibrancy to the stunning longitudinal valley plains. This summer, bring your family to Taitung and snap a memorable photo with these beautiful artworks!

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family / Compiled & Reported
 
Nestled among golden rice waves, these 12 romantic land art installations add a touch of vibrancy to the stunning longitudinal valley plains. This summer, bring your family to Taitung and snap a memorable photo with these beautiful artworks!

Sit on a naturally healing swing and gaze at the picturesque rice waves of the valley plains. (Photo / Wanwu Granary Earth Festival, same below)

Hidden between the Coastal Range and the Central Mountain Range, Provincial Highway 197 stretches from Chihshang Township in the north to Beinan Township in the south. Along the way, endless rice paddies and terraced fields present a poetic and picturesque landscape. Its unique geographical location condenses the multi-layered charm of Taitung’s natural and cultural features—an exclusively local scenery.

A water droplet sculpture located on the track in the Water Conservancy Park.

Wandering along Provincial Highway 197, you can enjoy the simplicity, purity, and serenity of the valley—its profound and lingering essence is like reading Tagore’s tender “Stray Birds.” Immerse yourself in the beautiful scenery and feel a deep emotional resonance. Only when travelers coexist with nature can they truly appreciate its beauty and profound meaning.

The Electric Light and Rice Aroma Path nestled in the rice fields.

Provincial Highway 197, which hides many hidden gems, serves as the natural stage for the first Longitudinal Valley Earth Art Festival, inviting ten artists from Finland, Germany, Turkey, Japan, and Taiwan to reside and create onsite.

A straw hat under the big tree.

These ten artists got close to the land to understand its beauty, interacted with the local residents, and genuinely felt the charm radiating from the earth. They received the heartfelt warmth and kindness spontaneously expressed by the locals up close, transforming it into the inner essence of their works.

Among the rivers.

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