Step into a vibrant glass space and marvel at the endless starry sky from the Universe Tower

By MOOK Scenic Editor Team, compiled and reported
 
Located in the Changbin Industrial Park, the Taiwan Glass Museum covers an area of thousands of ping. It not only provides a development platform for local artists but is also a great holiday destination for tourists. Nearby attractions include the Glass Mazu Temple, the Universe Tower, and more—perfect for a one-day trip to these uniquely Instagrammable spots in Changhua.

The exterior of the Taiwan Glass Museum is designed to resemble a large ship. The two-story building sells a variety of glass products and displays many exquisitely transparent glass artworks. It also features Taiwan’s first Mazu palanquin and a glass Mazu boat, combining glass art, wood carving,LEDlighting technology for a stunning effect.

The most popular exhibit in the museum is the “Golden Tunnel,” which uses a large amount of glass and LED lighting. The ever-changing light creates a mesmerizing and dazzling visual effect, blurring the boundary between the floor and the background. Visitors are completely immersed in a world of fantasy light and vibrant colors.

Entry to the Taiwan Glass Museum is free, but there is a fee of NT$100 per person to visit the Golden Tunnel. To prevent scratching the glass, the ticket includes a pair of blue-and-white slippers, and visitors can pick up white gloves at the entrance to enter the exhibit area.

Just outside the museum is the renowned Glass Mazu Temple, officially named the “Taiwan Husheng Palace Art Center.” It is the world’s only glass-built temple, with both its interior and exterior constructed entirely of glass. During the day, sunlight streams through the glass, making the entire temple bright and translucent. At night, when10over ten thousandLEDlights are lit, it becomes a dazzling spectacle.