The Yellow Rubber Duck is coming to Keelung in December and staying put!
Last updated 2026-11-13 — The Yellow Rubber Duck, which has sparked tourism booms everywhere it goes, is set to make its way to Keelung Harbor in December. The Keelung City Council has signed a memorandum of understanding with Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman, confirming that the Yellow Rubber Duck will soon arrive in Keelung Harbor. The exhibition is expected to run from mid-December to January of next year, spanning a total of six weeks — including New Year’s Eve. Don’t miss your chance to ring in the new year with the duck!
By MOOK Travel Life Network, Chen Guanxin | Compiled & Reported
The Yellow Rubber Duck, known for creating tourism frenzies wherever it appears, is confirmed to visit Keelung Harbor in December. The Keelung City Council has signed a memorandum of understanding with Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman, and the beloved duck is on its way to Keelung. The exhibition is scheduled to take place from mid-December to January next year, lasting about six weeks, which also includes New Year’s Eve. Start planning your New Year’s countdown with the duck now!
The Yellow Rubber Duck will be splashing around Keelung in December and will even make the city its permanent home!
This Yellow Rubber Duck visiting Keelung was created under authorization from “Duck Dad” Florentijn Hofman. Standing at 18 meters tall, it’s significantly larger than the 10-meter version that visited Beijing in September. Even more exciting for duck fans is the news that after the exhibition ends, the duck will be gifted to the people of Keelung. So, you won’t have to travel far in the future to see this adorable duck — just head to Keelung!
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