Yongheng Cultural and Creative Park Transforms into a Snow Park – Eye-Catching Custom Slides and Dreamy Ice Bars

▲ The Starry Sky Snow Park is one of the few snow-themed amusement venues in Northern Taiwan, and its unique appeal has drawn large crowds. (Photo / Reposted fromStarry Grasslandfan page)

Reporter Wang Junyuan / Reporting

When cold weather comes to mind, snow play is often the first thing people think of. “Yongheng Cultural and Creative Park” has partnered with “Snow Joy” to launch a special winter-themed amusement park. In addition to widespread artificial snow, the park features a 100-meter ski slope, an ice bar kept at minus eight degrees Celsius, and various themed installations, turning the area into a vibrant snowy wonderland that has excited netizens.

▲ The Starry Grassland “Winter Snow Park” resembles a fairytale snowy world and has sparked a wave of discussion shortly after opening. (Photo / Reposted fromStarry Grasslandfan page)

People no longer need to endure the chill of climbing high mountains or spend time and money flying abroad—just head to the Starry Grassland “Winter Snow Park” to enjoy the fun of playing in the snow. The park has invested heavily in cutting-edge technology to produce 20 tons of snow daily, transforming the space into a magical snowy realm where the rare white snow of Taiwan becomes easily accessible.

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A 100-meter-long slide that winds like a snake features continuous curves. As visitors ride the circular sled downward, they sway from side to side on the way to the finish line, making for an exhilarating and fun ride. There’s also a “mini version” designed especially for children, giving both kids and adults the chance to experience the thrill of an ice slide.