Taiwan PASS

The National Center for Traditional Arts is located in the Dongshan River Water Park in Wujie Township, covering an area of 24 hectares. It adds an innovative experience to the traditional settlement space to deeply experience and appreciate Taiwan's rich and diverse crafts, folk arts, drama, music, and dance. The center is mainly composed of three museums (Concert Hall, Exhibition Hall, and Theater Hall), three streets (Wenchang Street, Luban Street, and Linshui Street), and three buildings (Wenchang Temple, Guanghsiao Shrine, and Scholar Huang’s Residence).

It is a dynamic museum that brings traditional arts to life and allows life to be lived without forgetting traditional arts. The antique streets and traditional buildings contain the wisdom and cultural heritage of the ancients, and there are daily exciting performances, including traditional opera, pugilism, acrobatics and musical theater.

▲Wenchang Temple

▲Scholar Huang’s Residence

▲Guanghsiao Shrine

▲ Layout

• After activating the PASS, select "National Center for Traditional Arts Yilan Park Ticket" to display the QR Code. Present it at the tourist information counter for staff to scan, and you may enter.

｜National Center for Traditional Arts

• Tel: 0800-020011
• Address: No. 201, Section 2, Wubin Rd., Wujie Township, Yilan County 268
• Business hours: Mondays to Sundays 09:00~18:00 (Please refer to the announcement on the official website for the night operation.)
• Official website: https://www.px-sunmake.org.tw/index/
• The ticket is limited to one person usage for one admission. Once it is verified, it cannot be re-used.

▲Entrance

• Each product is limited to one time usage.
• Admission: Children under 6 years old or 115 cm in height, the physically and mentally challenged and their necessary companions can enter the center for free; children between 6 and 12 years old, seniors over 65 years old, students and residents of Yilan County are eligible for discounted tickets.
• In case of force majeure (including but not limited to typhoon, earthquake, heavy rain and other natural disasters), the organizer may postpone or cancel the event for the safety of the public, and announce and contact the organizer in advance.