The Harbour Arts Center's Chinese palace style makes you feel as if you're in a poetic landscape painting
ByMOOKCompiled and reported by the Scenic Spots Home Editorial Team
Situated in Qingshui, Taichung, the Harbour Arts Center is nestled between mountains and water, with Aofeng Mountain to the east, Taichung Port to the west, and the Dajia River to the north. While most people associate arts centers with diverse special exhibitions and installation art, the Harbour Arts Center itself has a thoughtfully designed ambiance. Its architecture primarily features courtyard spaces and Minnan-style compound designs, creating the atmosphere of an ancient Chinese palace.
View of the Harbour Arts Center from an infrared photography perspective (Image source / Taichung City Harbour Arts Center)
The garden landscaping of the Harbour Arts Center gives the feeling of being in a Chinese palace (Image source / Taichung City Harbour Arts Center)
The Harbour Arts Center campus features Minnan-style landscaping (Image source / Taichung City Harbour Arts Center)
The Harbour Arts Center boasts a vast and comfortable site area (Image source / Taichung City Harbour Arts Center)
The Harbour Arts Center with clear reflections on the water (Image source / Taichung City Harbour Arts Center)
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