The eye-catching wavy-colored container village is a new highlight of Tiehua Village cultural and creative hub

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Department

Tiehua Village is one of the representative attractions in Taitung, transforming an 80-year-old Taitung Railway Station into a multicultural space for art, tourism, and leisure, attracting many visitors. Recently, Tiehua Village has created a new highlight with a container village featuring a wavy roof exterior. The structure is a three-story building made of 50 containers, housing indigenous cultural and creative shops, handmade workshops, cafes, light meals, and bars.

This eye-catching container village hub is TTstyle Original Hall, home to many shops that carry on traditional crafts, combining cultural creativity, aesthetics, food, and tourism culture to showcase a new style of Taitung and Tiehua Village.

In addition to the uniquely distinctive wavy roof, the interior features colorful containers stacked together, and the container rooftops are adorned with greenery, blending cultural creativity with natural elements.

The first floor of the hall mostly houses handmade cultural and creative shops, the second floor includes a café and flower shop, and the third floor has a bar. Each store has its own unique character, making it not only enjoyable to explore but also great for photos.

Additionally, you can visit the railway area to admire historic buildings, then explore cultural and creative shops at Tiehua Village in the evening, and sit at the open-air bar to enjoy live music performances.