
▲Six Flags Taiwan offers promotional activities for World Rhino Day. (Photo provided by Six Flags Taiwan)
By Chen Hanyin / Staff Reporter
To mark World Rhino Day, Six Flags Taiwan in Hsinchu held the “Guard the Hope, Red Nose for Rhinos” event on the 22nd, where 3,000 people formed the largest rhino figure in Taiwan. The aim was to advocate for rhino conservation and educate children about protecting wildlife. Those who wore white clothing to show their support could enjoy discounted entry at NT$100.
Since its opening in 1979, Six Flags Taiwan has been actively involved in the conservation and breeding of white rhinos, allowing children to see these endangered animals up close. The park also urges the public to refuse any products made from rhino horns. The wildlife area is one of the most popular attractions for kids. To encourage public participation in wildlife conservation, the park will host the “Guard the Hope, Red Nose for Rhinos” event on September 22nd at 9 AM. Participants are encouraged to wear white shirts and stick on red nose stickers provided by the park. After the event, they can enter the park at the discounted price of NT$100.
Six Flags Taiwan
Address: No. 60, Gongzigou, Ren’an Li, Guanxi Township, Hsinchu County
Time: 9 AM on September 22
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