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Last updated 2026-11-09 — The Taoyuan Land Art Festival features a unique flower sea located in the Xinwu Jiudou community. In addition to artworks erected in a 7,000-square-meter rainbow flower sea, there are also walking paths and a Twelve Zodiac Garden in the garden of Changxiang Temple, a local place of worship, along with round Wu paintings in the banyan tree garden, bringing the local cultural landscape to life.

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Editorial Team

 
The Taoyuan Land Art Festival features a unique flower sea located in the Xinwu Jiudou community. In addition to artworks erected in a 7,000-square-meter rainbow flower sea, there are also walking paths and a Twelve Zodiac Garden in the garden of Changxiang Temple, a local place of worship, along with round Wu paintings in the banyan tree garden, bringing the local cultural landscape to life.
 

A vibrant sea of flowers — “Xinwu Jiudou Rainbow Flower Sea.” (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Family, Zhang Yingying)

Highlights:

 
1. Using traditional red clay bricks, straw, husks, and other materials to create three-dimensional sculptural installations with local characteristics.

Artworks stand in the midst of the rainbow flower sea. (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Family, Zhang Yingying)

2. Welcome Murals: The corridor walkway serves as a connector between the inside and outside, featuring patterns inspired by local ecological characteristics as creative elements.

The water-themed corridor walkway is fresh and elegant. (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Family, Zhang Yingying)

 

 
3. Art Installations: Round Wu paintings based on the banyan tree garden become a highlight that revitalizes the park.

The banyan tree garden in Changxiang Temple’s garden also features surprising land art. (Image source / 2016 Taoyuan Land Art Festival)

4. Cute Zoo: Existing twelve zodiac animal sculptures in the park have been refurbished for visitors to enjoy and take photos with.

The twelve zodiac animals are scattered throughout Changxiang Temple’s garden, waiting for visitors to explore. (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Family, Zhang Yingying)

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