How did humans learn to "fly"? The Dream of Flight Pavilion at the Children's Play Festival offers free admission.

▲The Dream of Flight Pavilion takes you into the world of flying. (Photo / Screenshot fromthe official website of the Yilan International Children's Folklore and Folkgame Festival)

Travel Center / Comprehensive Report

Have you ever wondered how to fly? Since ancient times, humans have yearned to take to the skies, leading to the development of various flying devices. But do you know the history of human flight? The Dream of Flight Pavilion at the Children's Play Festival is set toopen for free admission starting November 4, inviting you to explore how humans truly"fly.""Rise up."

Marking its 20th anniversary, the Children's Play Festival has evolved its theme from spinning and jumping to flying, reflecting the journey of human growth. After the 2015 festival concluded, to preserve this year's flying theme and concept, the Dream of Flight Pavilion was specially extended. With appropriately adjusted exhibits, it will continue to guide visitors through the history and principles of flight in an alternative, immersive, and experiential way, helping them understand flying techniques and broaden their horizons.

The Yilan County Government has recently completed fine-tuning the exhibition adjustments for the Dream of Flight Pavilion. Guided by the concepts of "play," "exploration," and "fun," it invites the public into scenes of flight. The pavilion features areas such as the "House of Flying Stories," the "Flying Children’s Play Zone," and the "Interactive Experience Area," aiming to let visitors enjoy the thrill of flying.

Dream of Flight Pavilion
Opening Period: From November 4, 2015 (104 year in Taiwan calendar) to March 31, 2016 (105 year in Taiwan calendar).
Closed Dates: Every Friday during the opening period (postponed on holidays or consecutive holidays).
Service & Contact Number: (03) 950-2097 Ext. 30