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The Yellow Duck temporary post office's one-day limited edition postmark debuts on October 26

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — Having just bid farewell to Glory Pier, the Yellow Duck will make its appearance this Saturday (26th) at the Taoyuan Land Art Festival. During the event, visitors can not only admire Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman’s “Yellow Duck,” Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama’s “Footprints of Life,” and...

By MOOK Travel & Living Chen Guanxin, compiled and reported
 
Having just bid farewell to Glory Pier, the Yellow Duck will make its appearance this Saturday (26th) at the Taoyuan Land Art Festival. During the event, visitors can not only admire Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman’s “Yellow Duck,” Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama’s “Footprints of Life,” and Korean artist Choi Jeonghwa’s “Lotus Series,” but also enjoy the lively sight of 200 free-range yellow ducklings at the nearby “Duck Grazing Area.” In addition, Taoyuan Post has set up a “Yellow Duck Temporary Post Office” near the exhibition area, featuring a duck-themed mailbox and offering services to send Yellow Duck postcards.

The limited-time-only Yellow Duck envelopes and postmarks are not only collector’s items for philatelists, but also a major draw for duck fans. (Image source / from the official website of the Taoyuan Land Art Festival)

The Yellow Duck Temporary Post Office will offer specially designed envelopes—“Post Office Gift Envelopes”—and postmarks for the Land Art Festival, which are provided free of charge by the post office. The postmarks come in three designs and will be available in limited quantities on three specific days: October 26, November 2, and November 9. The event site will also feature a philatelic exhibition, postage stamps, commemorative postcards, and stamp booklets. Since temporary post offices are set up as needed, the uniquely designed “special postmarks” used by these offices have become highly sought-after by collectors. Those looking to collect the special Yellow Duck postmark should act fast.
 
In addition, on October 26, 27, and November 2, 3, 9, and 10, visitors who collect five stamps from the Taoyuan Land Art Festival promotional brochure can exchange them for a small gift at the Yellow Duck Temporary Post Office, with a daily limit of 300 gifts. By presenting the “Clip and Win” message from the Land Art Festival event, you can exchange it for a Yellow Duck calendar card at the service desk, limited to 1,000 cards. The event site will also offer on-site customized stamp-making services—just take a selfie with the Yellow Duck using your phone, and you can create and pick up an adorable customized stamp via LINE on the spot.
 

Yayoi Kusama’s “Dots - Footprints of Life” has been assembled and launched into the water, attracting crowds of onlookers. (Image source / from the official website of the Taoyuan Land Art Festival)

Those planning to visit the Taoyuan Land Art Festival are advised to use public transportation. During the event, four free shuttle bus routes have been arranged: the “Blue Line” starting from Taoyuan HSR Station, the “Red Line” departing from the underpass parking lot of Provincial Highway 31, the “Yellow Line” starting from Xinyi Pi (Dots Area), and the “Green Line” traveling from Yong’an Fishing Port along County Road 114 to Houhu Pond (Yellow Duck Area). For regular bus routes, you can take Bus 5035 (Zhongli–Xinyi), 5027 (Zhongli–Houhu), 5030 (Zhongli–Xiabei Lake), 5031 (Zhongli–Fuxing Temple), or 5039 (Zhongli–Yong’an Guanyin) from Zhongli Railway Station, getting off at the Dots Area (Xinyi Terminal) for a fare of NT$45, the Yellow Duck Area (Quanmei Company Stop) for NT$45, or the Lotus Area (Beishi Stop) for NT$36. For more detailed event information, please visit the official website: www.tylf.org.
 
 
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