Take your kids on an African exploration trip—paint African art and taste authentic cuisine

▲Contemporary Tinga Tinga master Abbas tries his hand at creating art on a hotel as a canvas for the first time. (Photo provided by Rikka-so)

Reported by Chen Hanyin / Compiled by staff

Tinga Tinga is a renowned style of painting in East Africa, inspired by cave paintings in Africa. It uses simple, primitive lines and vibrant colors to depict various African wildlife. With bold, contrasting hues, it showcases the rich vitality and imagination rooted in African tradition. For a one-of-a-kind Children’s Day holiday, bring your children to Kansai Rikka-so to experience wild African art.

▲The “Food & Art Holiday” 3-person stay package lets kids learn the art of Tinga Tinga painting. (Photo provided by Rikka-so)

To celebrate the upcoming children’s holiday break and create wonderful memories for growing kids, Kansai Rikka-so presents the “Fun-filled Africa Festival – Food & Art Holiday 3-person Stay Package.” It offers families across Taiwan the chance to experience the annual African Children’s Festival and take kids on a magical journey into the vibrant and imaginative world of Africa.

This package includes hands-on Tinga Tinga painting lessons taught by masters Abbas Rafiki or Mustapha Yusuf, allowing you to create your own artwork. Guests can also enjoy authentic African dishes prepared by a guest chef from Tanzania, sing-along African children's songs with family activities, plus unique animal experiences—offering a wild African adventure like no other.