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Text by / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team       Photography by / Chang Ying-ying

Taiwan’s first bubble-themed immersive exhibition, “Crazy Bubble Lab Special Exhibition,” makes its dazzling debut at the National Science and Technology Museum from June 16 to September 30 this year. The most colorful and fun exhibition of the summer, Crazy Bubble Lab creates a scientific art space where both adults and children can have fun together.

Crazy Bubble Lab—get your bubble on and have crazy fun here this summer.

This exhibition blends science and art to create large-scale bubble art installations. In addition to super fun fluorescent water beds and bubble balls, a romantic ball pit, a bubble volcano that spews dense foam, and a music box with floating bubble rain, come experience the refreshing moment when a downpour of bubbles falls from above. Taiwan’s first bubble-themed immersive exhibition presents dreamy, fairy-tale-like bubble scenes all in one place!

The entrance to the exhibition hall.

The exhibition is divided into two major themes: “Bubble Lab” and “Bubble Fun Park.” Through interactive zones where children can actually experiment, mold, and blow bubbles, it inspires kids to explore answers independently and learn complex science concepts in a simple way.

In the Bubble Lab, you can put on a lab coat and play scientist.

Bubble Lab
Bubbles are a child’s best friend after an exciting chemical journey. At Crazy Bubble Lab, there are no difficult concepts—just fun principles that inspire children to explore and discover answers on their own. It brings science education into daily life. Aside from science experiments, there’s also a ball pit where both kids and adults can enjoy a whimsical experience.

The ball pit area and spiral slide that kids love.

The bubble-wrapped experience zone.

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