Hsinchu Hakka Culture Park. The buildings here are made of red bricks, including two arched street houses and two Hakka round buildings. It features an Agricultural Culture Exchange Hall, a Hakka Folk Customs and Ancient Ritual Hall, and a Hall for Praying for Blessings and Peace to the God of Agriculture. The buildings here are made of red bricks, including two arched street houses and two Hakka round buildings. It features an Agricultural Culture Exchange Hall, a Hakka Folk Customs and Ancient Ritual Hall, and a Hall for Praying for Blessings and Peace to the God of Agriculture, themed around Hakka culture to guide visitors in experiencing Hakka humanities and history. The tops of the red brick buildings are decorated with colorful Jiao-chi pottery. The round-headed, square-mouthed Hakka lions on the walls are different from the commonly seen Cantonese lions; they originated from martial arts for defense and are known as "martial lions" that can perform kung fu. The streets are adorned with various nostalgic children's toys and public art installations, making every photo opportunity beautiful. Stepping into the street houses on both sides, one houses a local agricultural product exhibition and sales center, while the other is a traditional costume experience center where you can rent traditional formal wear to role-play as a Hakka bride or groom for a day. The Hakka Building at the innermost part enshrines Shennong (the God of Agriculture) and features a "Face-Changing Show" at fixed times, complete with impressive sound and light effects. The Hakka Building also houses a Memory Puzzle Museum, where artists create miniature models depicting rural life, including offerings to the pig god, sun-dried persimmons, the City God's procession, and traditional Chinese medicine shops. The park also hosts occasional themed events such as markets and exhibitions. Let's meet here and spend some wonderful time together! The park frequently holds various themed events in the outdoor plaza, such as flea markets and open-air cinemas. You can also experience traditional children's games like stilt walking and spinning tops on weekdays. One side of the street houses on both sides is...
Address: 新竹縣湖口鄉中平路一段510號
Hours: 00:00–23:59
Hsinchu County