Snow falls on the Taichung Prefectural Hall as a dazzling 3D Christmas light show kicks off in full swing
With Christmas just around the corner, festive cheer is in the air across the city. To celebrate the upcoming holiday, the Taichung City Government has launched a 20-minute "Building Light in Taichung – 3D Light Show" on three consecutive Saturdays starting December 13. This year’s edition also includes a special “Christmas and New Year” storyline, aiming to immerse audiences in the joyful festive atmosphere of Taichung’s weekend nights.
The Taichung Prefectural Hall Christmas light show features snow-covered scenes and Santa Claus darting through its windows. (Image source / YouTube)
To celebrate its centennial, the Taichung Prefectural Hall presents the "Shining Century Light Show," giving the historic building a fresh and spectacular new look. (Image source / YouTube)
The Taichung Prefectural Hall light show projects vivid illuminations onto the historic building, drawing crowds of fascinated visitors. (Image source / "Building Light in Taichung" – 3D Light Art Exhibition)
The Taichung Prefectural Hall light show has become one of Taichung’s must-see performances in recent years, and this year’s addition of the Christmas and New Year edition invites everyone to come and enjoy it. (Image source / "Building Light in Taichung" – 3D Light Art Exhibition)
This year’s light show features a 20-minute Christmas and New Year storyline, promising an unforgettable experience for all attendees. (Image source / YouTube)
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