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Yilan Traditional Arts Center offers magical summer nights with bubbles and blue tears

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Yilan's National Center for Traditional Arts is offering special nighttime openings throughout August.
  • The "2026YA Traditional Arts" event features a "dreamy bubble" and "blue tears" light display.
  • Visitors can enjoy day and night activities with a single ticket during the extended hours.

The National Center for Traditional Arts in Yilan is extending its operating hours on weekends in August, offering a unique summer night experience. The "2026YA Traditional Arts" event aims to illuminate the summer evenings with a magical ambiance.

From August 1st, the park will stay open until 8:30 PM on weekends for the first two weeks of the month. This special program allows visitors to experience the park's attractions both during the day and after dark. The highlight of the nighttime event includes a "dreamy bubble" installation and a "blue tears" light display, designed to create a romantic and enchanting atmosphere.

The initiative is part of the celebrations marking 10 years of operation by the Shan Mei Foundation, which manages the traditional arts center. The extended hours and special light features are intended to attract visitors seeking a novel cultural and entertainment experience during the summer holidays.

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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.