Asia’s largest 3D aerial painting—must-visit new photo spot with soaring popularity

Text by MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Department | Photo source / Kaohsiung Notebook

In recent years, Taiwan has seen the emergence of many painted villages, alleys, staircases, and the like. This type of attraction has become one of the hottest photo trends across the country. Now, Kaohsiung is set to unveil a brand-new painted attraction featuring what is claimed to be Asia’s largest 3D aerial painting, sparking lively discussion. The 3D aerial painting will grandly open on June 7 at the Shishuman Silk Culture Park, spanning a 1,200-ping space. Its biggest highlight is a three-story-tall 3D dragon painting that appears to burst out from the ground, with such stunning realism that it has generated high levels of interest even before its opening.

The 3D aerial painting at Kaohsiung’s new attraction was created by Taiwan’s 3D painting master, Tu Long. Simply take the light rail and get off at the Zhongzheng Star Station, then walk along Chenggong 2nd Road to see the 3D paintings on the rooftop of the Kaohsiung Taiwan Sugar Logistics Park. The Shishuman Silk Culture Park site will also feature challenge checkpoints, with the final one leading you to the three-story-tall 3D aerial painting.