Black Bat Squadron Memorial Hall — In 2017, the Hsinchu City Government integrated the city's history with the imagery of flight, transforming the green space in front of the museum into Dongda Flying Park, which opened in January of the following year.

Black Bat Squadron Memorial Hall. In 2017, the Hsinchu City Government integrated the city's history with the imagery of flight, transforming the green space in front of the museum into Dongda Flying Park, which opened in January of the following year. In 2017, the Hsinchu City Government integrated the city's history with the imagery of flight, transforming the green space in front of the museum into Dongda Flying Park, which opened in January of the following year. Dongda Flying Park is themed around the characteristics of the Black Bat Squadron's missions, featuring seven major art installations: Entrance Imagery, Flying Chronicle, Starry Sky Navigation, Wings of Dreams, Flying Plaza, Hearing Dreams, and Crescent Moon Chairs. For example, the "Starry Sky Navigation," made of hollowed-out curved steel plates, creates light and shadow effects as sunlight filters through day and night. The "Wings of Dreams," constructed from long steel plates with laser-cut airplane outlines, evokes the image of an airplane soaring through the sky, making Dongda Flying Park a green urban space that combines history and recreation. Address: 新竹市東區新竹市東區東大路二段16號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Hsinchu