By the MOOK Travel Life Network Editorial Team
The famous "Blue Print" attraction on Haian Road in Tainan City had been the subject of rumors since last year that its iconic blue wall, which had stood for ten years, would be painted white. Today, news broke that painters were whitewashing the "Blue Print" wall, leaving many tourists who loved the Tainan landmark and figures in the art and culture community feeling disappointed.
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The Blue Print wall was painted white today, officially becoming part of history. (Image source / from the Tainan Xiezai Fan Page)
The Haian Road Art Street project was launched ten years ago and quickly became a must-visit spot for travelers to Tainan. Among its highlights was the distinctive wall created by Tainan architect Liu Guocang for his "Blue Print" installation, which attracted numerous visitors eager to take photos.LandmarkIt also served as a classic backdrop for couples taking wedding photos. Nearby, restaurants and handmade craft shops popular with tourists flourished, infusing the street with charm and a leisurely vibe. This vitality also extended to the nearby Shennong Street, breathing new life and elements into its historic buildings. However, the future location for rebuilding the now-retired Blue Print remains uncertain.
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