




National Center for Traditional Arts Yilan Park Admission Ticket・DIY Experience Voucher
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Tickets
- Changes are allowed anytime before redemption
- The booking can’t be changed if it was booked with Klook Pass, under pre-sales or comes with a freebie.
- The booking cannot be changed if the voucher has not yet been issued.
- Bookings made using SG Culture Pass or Taiwan Culture Points cannot be changed.
- Children aged 0-5 can enter free of charge
- Children with a height of 115cm or below can enter free of charge
- Individuals with disabilities are admitted free of charge, with free admission for one accompanying caregiver only.
- Physical ticket stubs will not be provided when entering with an electronic ticket. If you require a receipt, please contact Klook customer service.
- Discount tickets (children 6-12 years old, students) TWD120, Senior tickets (65 years and older) TWD75. Please present identification for on-site ticket purchase.
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- The voucher is valid for 180 day(s) from the booking confirmation date. It expires at 23:59 on the last day
- Present your mobile voucher
- Enter the venue directly with your voucher
- No. 201, Section 2, Wubin Rd, Wujie Township, Yilan County
- Please refer to the Map for assistance
- By train: Take a train or bus to Luodong Train Station or Luodong Bus Station, then transfer to the following bus to the National Center for Traditional Arts.
- By bus: Take the Capital Bus "Taiwan Tourist Shuttle - Dongshan River Line" or "Yilan Jin Hao Xing Bus 241" to the National Center for Traditional Arts (passing Dongshan River Water Park). Take the Kuo-Kuang Motor Transportation "Route 1791" to Dazhong Temple, and walk for 10 minutes to arrive. Take the Kamalan Bus "Yilan Jin Hao Xing Bus 621" to Luodong (via Wujie Post Office) to the National Center for Traditional Arts.
[Klook Exclusive 10% Off] Ticket + Snack Voucher
Double Tickets+Kam-a Turtle Keychain
Ticket + Food & Beverage Voucher (NT$250)
DIY experience in the park
Reviews
Guide
- Visit the Yilan Traditional Arts Center, enjoy the many unique stalls and live performances on the Traditional Arts Avenue, and leave with a full heart.
- Take a cruise to admire the beauty of the riverside and learn about its history and culture.
- Click Traditional Arts Guide to explore fun DIY activities and retro shops!
Yilan National Center for Traditional Arts
The Yilan National Center for Traditional Arts is a paradise for all art, culture, and literature lovers, and an absolute must-visit attraction in Yilan.
The park has three buildings to visit, including Wenchang Temple, the former residence of Huang Zuan-xu (Yilan's first Juren), and Guangxiao Hall. All three have their unique characteristics and represent the local art and culture. Wenchang Temple, dedicated to the Five Saints of Wenchang, has long protected scholars and is regarded by locals as a sanctuary for literati. In addition, its hall also enshrines deities such as the ancestors of opera and craftsmanship, who hold extremely important significance for the inheritance of Yilan's traditional arts. In addition to the three buildings mentioned above, there are many other attractions to visit in the park.
- May Event Introduction:
On Traditional Arts Avenue, you’ll be dazzled by numerous unique handmade stalls, and there are exciting live performances to watch in the square. If you get tired, why not head to the ferry terminal to take a boat ride, enjoy the beautiful scenery, and also visit Guangxiao Hall and the former residence of Juren Huang Zuan-xu to learn about Yilan’s family traditions, birth rituals, and folk culture. You can even participate in DIY handicraft courses in the park to experience making various crafts, or join a live procession to ward off evil and bring good luck home.
Limited Edition Ganzi Turtle Ornament


The Ganzi Turtle symbolizes peace and good fortune. The Traditional Arts Center has condensed the thousands of pounds of Ganzi Turtle into a healing item that can be held in one hand. Its appearance restores the texture of rattan weaving and citrus; the packaging adopts the soulful “fruit box” design, making the act of gifting like sending a box of “all wishes come true” directly from the origin. Whether you are praying for success in exams, career development, or simply hoping for a bit more good luck on your desk, this box of Yilan Traditional Arts specialty is an excellent choice. Click here to see more DIY handicraft courses!

Meal voucher redemption list (items for the 250 dining voucher may be adjusted seasonally; actual items are subject to the QR code on the physical voucher)
Things to note
- Klook Editor’s Pick: Yilan National Center for Traditional Arts Itinerary!
FAQs
Which three streets are Chuanyi 3 Street?
Linshui Street, Luban Street, Wenchang Street.
What is the architecture of Chuanyi 3?
Wenchang Temple, Huangjuren's House, Guangxiao Hall.
What is Chuanyi Hall 3?
Quyi Hall, Exhibition Hall, Jiang Weishui Performance Hall.
What are the must-play experiences in Chuanyi Center?
Indigo dyeing hand-made experience, wood art DIY hand-made experience, colored glaze hand-made experience, retro dress-up experience, traditional puppet puppets, painting boat tour on the Moon River.
What are the scenic spots around Chuanyi Center?
Dongshan River Water Park, Luodong Forestry Cultural Park, Luodong Sports Park, Wulaikeng Scenic Area, Suao Cold Spring.
Can I cancel this booking?
Full refunds will be issued for cancellations made before a voucher is redeemed
What is included in the DIY Experience Ticket?
Kindly check the photos on our activity page to know what to expect with this experience.
Do I have to redeem the voucher on a fixed date?
No. The voucher can be redeemed on any date.
Where can I buy Child, Student, and Senior tickets?
You can buy these tickets separately at the ticket booth on site. Child and Student tickets cost TWD120 while Senior tickets cost TWD75. Please note that a valid ID must be presented.
Can I change my package by paying the price difference on the spot?
Yes. You can pay the price difference on the spot
Where is the National Center for Traditional Arts located, and how can I reach it from Taipei City?
The National Center for Traditional Arts is situated in Yilan County, Taiwan. To reach it from Taipei City, you can take a train to Yilan Station and then use local transportation options like buses or taxis to arrive at the center, offering a convenient journey from the capital.
Are there specific exhibitions or performances held at the National Center for Traditional Arts?
Yes, the center regularly hosts a variety of exhibitions and performances by renowned performing artists. From traditional Chinese opera to contemporary expressions of the arts, visitors can immerse themselves in a diverse range of cultural experiences that showcase the rich heritage of Taiwan.
How can I get to the National Center for Traditional Arts from Kaoshiung City?
Traveling from Kaoshiung City to the National Center for Traditional Arts is feasible through various transportation options. You can take a train to Yilan Station and then utilize local buses or taxis to reach the center, offering accessibility from different parts of Taiwan.
What role does the Taiwan Music Institute play at the National Center for Traditional Arts?
The Taiwan Music Institute is an integral part of the National Center for Traditional Arts, contributing to the vibrant cultural scene. It serves as a platform for musicians to showcase their talents, fostering the preservation and evolution of traditional Taiwanese music within the center's dynamic cultural milieu.
Is the National Center for Traditional Arts close to the Dongshan River, and can I explore both attractions in one visit?
Yes, the National Center for Traditional Arts is situated near the scenic Dongshan River. Visitors can seamlessly integrate a cultural experience at the center with the natural beauty of the river, creating a well-rounded excursion that combines traditional arts and picturesque landscapes in the heart of Yilan County.
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Guidebook
- Visit the Yilan Traditional Arts Center, enjoy the many unique stalls and live performances on the Traditional Arts Avenue, and leave with a full heart.
- Take a cruise to admire the beauty of the riverside and learn about its history and culture.
- Click Traditional Arts Guide to explore fun DIY activities and retro shops!
The Yilan National Center for Traditional Arts is a paradise for all art, culture, and literature lovers, and an absolute must-visit attraction in Yilan.
The park has three buildings to visit, including Wenchang Temple, the former residence of Huang Zuan-xu (Yilan's first Juren), and Guangxiao Hall. All three have their unique characteristics and represent the local art and culture. Wenchang Temple, dedicated to the Five Saints of Wenchang, has long protected scholars and is regarded by locals as a sanctuary for literati. In addition, its hall also enshrines deities such as the ancestors of opera and craftsmanship, who hold extremely important significance for the inheritance of Yilan's traditional arts. In addition to the three buildings mentioned above, there are many other attractions to visit in the park.
- May Event Introduction:
On Traditional Arts Avenue, you’ll be dazzled by numerous unique handmade stalls, and there are exciting live performances to watch in the square. If you get tired, why not head to the ferry terminal to take a boat ride, enjoy the beautiful scenery, and also visit Guangxiao Hall and the former residence of Juren Huang Zuan-xu to learn about Yilan’s family traditions, birth rituals, and folk culture. You can even participate in DIY handicraft courses in the park to experience making various crafts, or join a live procession to ward off evil and bring good luck home.


The Ganzi Turtle symbolizes peace and good fortune. The Traditional Arts Center has condensed the thousands of pounds of Ganzi Turtle into a healing item that can be held in one hand. Its appearance restores the texture of rattan weaving and citrus; the packaging adopts the soulful “fruit box” design, making the act of gifting like sending a box of “all wishes come true” directly from the origin. Whether you are praying for success in exams, career development, or simply hoping for a bit more good luck on your desk, this box of Yilan Traditional Arts specialty is an excellent choice. Click here to see more DIY handicraft courses!

Meal voucher redemption list (items for the 250 dining voucher may be adjusted seasonally; actual items are subject to the QR code on the physical voucher)
Things to note
- Klook Editor’s Pick: Yilan National Center for Traditional Arts Itinerary!