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Last updated 2026-09-25 — The most romantic plan this Christmas is to lie in bed and count stars with you—Taichung Chingmei’s Christmas Village is now in its 10th edition. This year themed around “dreams,” it brings oversized beds outdoors, decorates them with moons of all sizes, creating a fantastical cosmic scene that has become one of Taichung’s hottest new photo spots.

▲ Taichung Chingmei’s Dream Village. (Photo / Reporter Chen Hanyin)

▲ The Dream Village just opened on November 24.

Reported & photographed by Chen Hanyin / Taichung

The most romantic plan this Christmas is to lie in bed and count stars with you—Taichung Chingmei’s Christmas Village is now in its 10th edition. This year themed around “dreams,” it brings oversized beds outdoors, decorates them with moons of all sizes, creating a fantastical cosmic scene that has become one of Taichung’s hottest new photo spots.

▲ Taichung Chingmei’s Dream Village. (Photo / Reporter Chen Hanyin)

▲ These super romantic open-air beds let visitors lounge and daydream.

The Ching Mei Museum of Art has transformed into a magical “Dream Village.” Step inside and discover six mysterious little rooms waiting to be explored—each with a unique theme, using colors, lighting, and wall designs to express an artist’s mood. The moment you pull back the red curtain, it feels like opening a Christmas gift. Besides admiring, you can even lie in them for photos, gazing at the artistic mirrored ceilings for sweet dreams.

▲ Taichung Chingmei’s Dream Village. (Photo / Reporter Chen Hanyin)

▲ There’s more than meets the eye inside these small rooms.

▲ Taichung Chingmei’s Dream Village. (Photo / Reporter Chen Hanyin)

▲ Every bed is meant for lounging.

▲ Taichung Chingmei’s Dream Village. (Photo / Reporter Chen Hanyin)

▲ Lie on the bed and gaze up at the artistic mirrored ceiling.

Next, you can’t miss the most popular spot in Dream Village: over 17 beds placed in the plaza. Urban open-air bedding adds a special romantic vibe, while giant moons create a surreal cosmic space that lights up at night, making every shot dreamy. The blue double beds and white single beds are washed and changed every one to two weeks, so you can lounge and daydream freely. Pillows also make adorable props for photos. To capture both daytime and nighttime moods, it’s best to visit in the evening.

▲ Taichung Chingmei’s Dream Village. (Photo / Reporter Chen Hanyin)

▲ An ultra-dreamy daydreaming scene.

▲ Taichung Chingmei’s Dream Village. (Photo / Reporter Chen Hanyin)

▲ Pillows are also cute photo props.

▲ Taichung Chingmei’s Dream Village. (Photo / Reporter Chen Hanyin)

▲ Lounge in the sun during the day, gaze at stars at night.

▲ Taichung Ching Mei Christmas Village. (Photo provided by Ching Mei Design Plaza & Emporium.)

▲ The moon glows in different hues at night.

Beyond the outdoor exhibits, there’s also a super cool indoor space—the “Dream Interpretation Office.” Ever wake up from a dream and have no clue what it meant? The Dream Interpretation Office has experts who can help unravel the mystery. Visitors fill out a form, stamp it with symbols related to their dreams, then head to the crystal ball area for interpretation. Each dream reading costs 20 NTD and comes with a cute fortune slip. Dream Village is expected to continue until mid-February, so there’s plenty of time to keep dreaming.

▲ Taichung Ching Mei Dream Village. (Photo by reporter Chen Hanyin.)

▲ The Dream Interpretation Office helps solve your mysteries.

▲ Taichung Ching Mei Dream Village. (Photo by reporter Chen Hanyin.)

▲ A fantastical space for dream readings.

▲ Taichung Ching Mei Dream Village. (Photo by reporter Chen Hanyin.)

▲ Expert dream interpretations for just 20 NTD.

Ching Mei Museum of Art
Address: No. 71, Guanqian Rd., West District, Taichung City 404
Opening Hours: Weekdays 14:00–20:00; Holidays 14:00–21:00

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