By MOOK Travel & Lifestyle Network Editorial Team
To celebrate the Christmas and New Year holidays, the North Coast and Guanyinshan National Scenic Area Administration under the Tourism Bureau of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (hereinafter referred to as the North Coast Administration) has specially selected locations within its jurisdiction, including the Jinshan Shuimu Parking Lot, Shimen Wedding Square, Baishawan, and Sanzhi Shallow Bay, to install Christmas light displays, providing the public with a festive attraction to visit during the Christmas and New Year holidays on the North Coast.
The North Coast Administration creates Christmas light displays, inviting everyone to celebrate a romantic holiday on the North Coast. (Photo source / North Coast Administration)
This year, the North Coast Administration has adopted the theme of "Winter Festivities," emphasizing the unique spatial characteristics and natural environments of each location to create a joyful, warm, and tranquil lighting atmosphere, as well as the aesthetic beauty of multiple spatial domains. By using points, lines, and surfaces, the scenic spots along the North Coast are connected, showcasing a warm, cheerful, and romantic ambiance.
Each location’s lighting environment features a different theme:
● Jinshan
"The Heart of Colors" in the Shuimu Vegetation Restoration Area of Jinshan. (Photo source / North Coast Administration)
The "Heart of Colors" in the Shuimu Vegetation Restoration Area features heart-shaped lights of various sizes, layered and staggered from front to back. Viewed from different angles, they present various "hearts in harmony," symbolizing the colorful essence of love. Paired with driftwood installation art in various forms, it adds a lively atmosphere for the New Year.
● Shimen
"Romantic Sentiment" at Shimen Wedding Square. (Photo source / North Coast Administration)
"Romantic Sentiment" at Shimen Wedding Square uses blue, white, and blue-purple LED frames to present imagery of the ocean and romance, highlighting the wedding square as the most romantic focal point along Provincial Highway 2 at night.
● Baishawan
"Warm Christmas" at Baishawan. (Photo source / North Coast Administration)
"Warm Christmas" at Baishawan. (Photo source / North Coast Administration)