Puli Paper Dome

The environment is quiet, but the on-site equipment is a bit old, and the stories told are wonderful and enjoyable. It helped me understand the story of the Paper Church. The origin of Frog is a childhood memory.

Tickets to Kelu are 70 yuan per person, and each ticket comes with a coupon worth 20 yuan for park products. Although it is also 70 yuan on site, if you buy two at Kelu, you will get a discount coupon for coffee. You can only plan to stay in the park for 1-1.5 hours. The paper church looks different during the day and at night. You can choose your favorite background to enter the park.

The Paper Church is a rich ecological treasure house with a profound humanistic atmosphere and architectural aesthetics. There are no exciting large-scale recreational facilities in the park, so it is more suitable for friends who like nature and artistic heritage. This is also a place where ecological education and community crafts have been promoted for a long time. For sustainable operations, a reasonable charging mechanism is necessary. However, the ecological area next to it lacks management. It would be better if it was tidied up a little.

Tickets can be discounted to the ice cream department in the park (1 ticket discount 20). The overall environment is good, but after all, it is suitable for people who pay attention to literature and history. But the church basement exhibition is very good. If you come by car, it is recommended to park in the metered parking lot next to the main road outside. The lane at the entrance is narrow, and you can only reverse all the way back to the entrance when you meet the car

Very suitable for bringing children. Parking is very convenient. The scenery is beautiful and unique. The overall feeling is great.

Stroll around slowly, the park is not big, and there is a simple tour guide explaining the origin of the church. Take a short stroll before going to Sun Moon Lake.

The Paper Church is a temporary church that was urgently rebuilt after the 1995 Hanshin Earthquake. After completing its phased tasks, the New Hometown Foundation moved it to Taiwan to serve as an exchange platform for earthquake-stricken community reconstruction in Taiwan and Japan. The current exhibition is called "WISH". Turn on the speaker. Different sounds of water, wind, frogs, and birds will sound from different positions on different paper columns. It is very comfortable to match the natural wind and smell.

I visited the Paper Dome after the Nina Chocolate Castle as it was nearby. The interior of the church is colourful and vibrant with colour string running from the roof down to the ground with some art works on display. There is also small pond that you can stroll around. There is a small eatery that bent. You need to pay a small entrance fee visit the paper dome. The visit can be done in 15mins. It is a place where you can visit if you are there but not a must visit in my opinion.