Taiwan’s first art-tech fusion plaza—HowToTrip’s newest cultural and creative hotspot
ByMOOKCompiled and reported by the HowToTrip Attractions Editorial Team
2017On the first day of the year, a long-awaited popular new attraction opened— the much-anticipated cultural and creative landmark – Taichung Software Park Dali ArtArt Plaza made a spectacular debut on New Year’s Day. It is the first cultural and creative plaza to combine art with cutting-edge technology, featuring a modern, trendy design that has thrilled people across Taiwan.
The Dali Art Art Plaza, which opened on New Year’s Day, dazzled with vibrant performances and mesmerizing light effects (Image source: Taichung Software Park Dali Art Art Plaza)
The Taichung Software Park Dali Art Art Plaza will continue to invite more artists for performances in the future (Image source: Taichung Software Park Dali Art Art Plaza)
The Taichung Software Park Dali Art Art Plaza has instantly become a popular new landmark across Taiwan (Image source: Taichung Software Park Dali Art Art Plaza)
The Taichung Software Park Dali Art Art Plaza is the first cultural and creative plaza to merge art with new technology (Image source: Taichung Software Park Dali Art Art Plaza)
Covering an area of approximately115,0005ping, the expansive software park boasts majestic and stylish architecture that rivals the prime districts of Taipei. Its vast open-air central courtyard not only features a water dance zone and a large projection screen, but also hosts dazzling light shows that immerse visitors in a vibrant, colorful world. In addition to the regular art exhibitions held within the park, over500stores have been invited to set up shop on the first and second floors, offering a variety of unique items and dining options. The third floor is designed as a3Ddigital exhibition area, where visitors can interact with the artworks and enjoy different experiences.
The expansive Taichung Software Park covers approximately 15,000 ping (Image source: Taichung Software Park Dali Art Art Plaza)
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