We went to the temple first. Then, walked along the streets to shop. There are various shops that sell the local handicrafts. There is also a street that sells local delicacies. I tried the spring onion cake. We also bought some local titbits on the way out.

When traveling to Yilan this is a must see location. The Center is comprised of a main museum/display complex located immediately upon entrance followed by a winding, recreated, old street that leads down to a traditional food complex at the other end. There are shops located on both sides of the old street. Observations: 1. The museum often features displays... More

A very interesting place to learn about the history, arts and taste the traditional foods of Taiwan, focusing on Yilan foods. Highly recommend their 牛舌饼, 包心粉圆and肉干纸。Enter every street shop to get that significant gift for your love ones, learn about the culture, the story behind some of these gifts (eg the aboriginal culture of Taiwan) and try out the delicious foods... More

National Center for Traditional Arts is nice and suitable for families to visit. You can see lots of stuff of folklore, and it's our past. Our grand parents' childhood! It's really good that there is a place like here to memorize the old stuff and try to prevent it from disappearing!

It takes 8 years and costs 2.2 billion to build a National Center of Traditional Arts. The National Center of Traditional Arts is located at Dongshan Scenic Area and across the river is the famous Water Park. Simulating to “Museum Menjimura” in Japan, it moved historical houses and gathered them in the center in order to conserve them. Moreover, it... More

Reconstructed Old Streets that offers food and crafts. This has been used a movie site. Nice, comfortable and saint. Just a little artifical.