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Situated in Yuchi Township, Nantou County, the Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village invested six hundred million dollars to create its all-new “Spanish Coast” themed area, which officially opened at the end of 2018. This area recreates the architectural works of Spain’s architectural genius Gaudí, and also features five thrilling amusement rides, making it the latest hotspot for photos.
The Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village spent six hundred million dollars on its brand-new themed area, “Spanish Coast” (photo / Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village, the same below)
The Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village in Nantou County holds nostalgic memories for many and remains a top choice for amusement parks. Over six years and with an investment of six hundred million dollars, the park created the “Spanish Coast” area, themed around the works of the Spanish architect Gaudí, known as the “Architect of God.” It brings the “Park Güell,” “Sagrada Família,” and “Casa Batlló” right into the amusement park, giving visitors the feeling of being in Spain—eye-catching and fun.
The area features a recreation of Gaudí’s famous work, “Park Güell.”
There is also a replica of Gaudí’s renowned “Sagrada Família.”
In addition to its Gaudí-inspired architectural highlights, the new Spanish Coast area also boasts five exciting amusement rides, another major attraction. These include three brand-new rides and two pre-existing ones.
“The Big Vortex.”
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