The Mayday "Future Elephant" takes its place at Kaohsiung’s Lover’s Wharf, becoming a highlight!
In addition to its ocean views, sunset scenery, night views, and romantic atmosphere — as well as being Taiwan’s only lover’s wharf named after love — Xingda Port now has a new highlight: the Mayday “Future Elephant” has reappeared at Lover’s Wharf. The city government’s Marine Bureau specially completed the installation just before National Day, and it is expected to become a new topic of conversation during the National Day holiday, while also attracting a large number of fans to visit. The Marine Bureau invites people across the country to visit Lover’s Wharf during the National Day holiday to see and experience the charm of the Future Elephant in person.
The Mayday Future Elephant takes its place in Kaohsiung, becoming a new highlight. (Photo provided by the Kaohsiung City Government Marine Bureau)
A giant elephant from afar lands at the colorful night scene of Xingda Port’s Lover’s Wharf. (Photo provided by the Kaohsiung City Government Marine Bureau)
The Future Elephant is a large-scale installation art piece inspired by the imagery-rich lyrics of Mayday’s song “Step by Step.” (Photo provided by the Kaohsiung City Government Marine Bureau)
The Future Elephant is a large-scale installation art piece inspired by the imagery-rich lyrics of Mayday’s song “Step by Step.” (Photo provided by the Kaohsiung City Government Marine Bureau)
The Mayday Future Elephant takes its place in Kaohsiung, becoming a new highlight at Xingda Port. (Photo provided by the Kaohsiung City Government Marine Bureau)
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