
▲ The administrative and service center within Taijiang National Park, “Taijiang Academy,” has quickly gained popularity on IG thanks to its distinctive stilt-house design and picturesque scenery rivaling that of overseas destinations. (Photo/IG, provided. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)@jing0627provided, please do not reproduce them without permission to avoid infringement.
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As the month of gratitude in May arrives, Taijiang National Park—a popular IG photo spot—will hostthe “Strolling Through Qigu – A Leisurely Journey to the Homeland of Oysters”event. In addition to introducing visitors to the unique resources of Taijiang National Park and O Lake, this event features a series of experiences including hand-painting, tasting local specialty snacks, and learning about the oyster industry, allowing participants to gain insight into ancestral wisdom and promote sustainable fisheries and ecological conservation.

▲ Located at the estuarine junction along Taiwan’s southwestern coast, Taijiang National Park boasts diverse wetland ecosystems and rich cultural history, with fishing villages around Qigu O Lake still retaining their distinctive coastal charm. (Photo/Courtesy of Construction and Planning Agency, Taijiang National Park Headquarters)
The event opens for online registration at 10:00 AM on the 15th, with a participation fee of NT$250 per person. After receiving the acceptance email notification, applicants must complete the remittance within two days and confirm with Ms. Xiao from the Interpretation Section of the Taijiang National Park Headquarters. Failure to do so will be considered as forfeiting the spot. For related inquiries, please visit the Taijiang National Park websitehttp://www.tjnp.gov.twunder “Latest News,” or contact the Interpretation and Education Section at 06-2842600 ext. 1106 (Ms. Xiao).
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