Good fortune in the New Year is here to stay—Qigu Salt Mountain’s lucky money cat is super cute and eye-catching!
To coincide with the start of winter vacation, Taiwan Salt Qigu Salt Mountain has specially created the country’s largest dynamic lucky cat, making its first-ever appearance now on stage. This giant dynamic lucky cat, measuring 6 meters in length, 8 meters in width, and 6 meters in height, stands proudly on Qigu Salt Mountain from now until March 15, gathering positive energy alongside everyone. It’s here to bid farewell to the turbulent year of 2014 and welcome the fresh vibes of 2015!
From now until March 15, a massive lucky cat will keep you company at Qigu Salt Mountain. (Photo provided by A-Chun in Tainan)
The adorable lucky cat’s huge paws slowly sway with the wind to attract wealth. (Photo provided by A-Chun in Tainan)
You can get up close to admire the lucky cat by walking along the small pathway. (Photo provided by A-Chun in Tainan)
The massive lucky cat on the salt mountain gazes into the distance. (Photo provided by A-Chun in Tainan)
Looking down from above, you can see a beautiful pattern inspired by the fan-shaped salt fields of the generals. (Photo provided by A-Chun in Tainan)
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