Taipei’s Fu Lu Monkey Runs Notice: Relay Exhibition in Keelung
By / MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Department Compiled Report
The Taipei Lantern Festival has come to a successful close. This year’s highly talked-about main lantern, the “Fu Lu Monkey,” along with the Blessing Lantern Area, will be relocated from the 12th to the 20th to Keelung, continuing to bring its immense popularity to the Port of Keelung. There will also be light sculpture shows every evening, presenting the Fu Lu Monkey in its original form.
Since its reveal, the design of the Taipei Lantern Festival’s Fu Lu Monkey has sparked widespread public discussion and generated significant buzz. (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Family Zhang Yingying)
The Taipei Lantern Festival officially came to an end on February 29. The Civil Affairs Bureau stated that after the festival, the Fu Lu Monkey will be relocated to the East Third and East Fourth Wharf Squares at Keelung Port from March 12 to 20. After the exhibition, the Fu Lu Monkey, which is made of recycled materials, will be dismantled. On the opening day, the 12th, a joyful clown show has been arranged, and during the exhibition period, from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM every evening, a light sculpture show will be performed every half hour. Visitors traveling to Keelung during this time are welcome to come and enjoy it.
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