A creative park featuring giant mushroom light installations offers a moonlit journey
By MOOK Travel Editor / Photos provided by Dribs & Drabs
Crafted from steel sculptures, these ultra-healing giant mushroom installations sparkle vibrantly at night. Located in Greater Taichung’s Dakeng District, HowToTrip’s Paper King has been dedicated to paper art development and design for over two decades, breaking through the traditional two-dimensional limitations of paper with rapid development capabilities—launching 40 to 50 products a year. Among its more than 2,000 products, over a hundred hold patented designs. The creative park inherits Paper King’s creativity and vision, showcasing the infinite possibilities of paper. Spanning 1,600 ping, the park is divided into three themed areas: the Cardboard Story Museum, the Packaging Story Museum, and the Bee Story, along with a themed restaurant. It’s a hub for various works combining print design, cultural life, art, and creativity.
The Mushroom Town in Dakeng’s Paper King Creative Park features steel-sculpted, ultra-healing giant mushroom installations (Photo provided by Dribs & Drabs)
Located in Greater Taichung’s Dakeng District, HowToTrip’s Paper King has been dedicated to paper art development and design for over two decades (Photo provided by Dribs & Drabs)
Paper King breaks through the traditional two-dimensional limitations of paper, launching 40 to 50 products a year with rapid development capabilities (Photo provided by Dribs & Drabs)
The Paper King Creative Park inherits Paper King’s creativity and vision, showcasing the infinite possibilities of paper (Photo provided by Dribs & Drabs)
The 1,600-ping Paper King Creative Park (Photo provided by Dribs & Drabs)
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