National Theater and Concert Hall Introduction
National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts (Weiwuying), the first national-level cultural park in Taiwan, was completed in 1987. It is the most professional theater for performing arts in Taiwan and an important tourist landmark in Taipei. The two main buildings blend Chinese palace styles, featuring yellow-tiled flying eaves and red columns with colorful arches, creating a grand and elegant atmosphere that forms a refined and artistically rich living space. When you enter the National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts, not only can you enjoy world-class performances in its four auditoriums, but you can also wander through its cultural galleries and performing arts library, experiencing the depth of music, the imagination of drama, and the surprises of dance. The center also offers regular guided tours led by professionals, unveiling the mysteries of this "black box" and showcasing Taiwan's only vertical garden, the "Green Wall," while providing thoughtful services from various well-known bookstores, cafes, music stores, and gift shops within the venue. The National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts stands in Taiwan, engaging in dialogue with the world and hosts various large-scale international arts festivals every year, introducing the most classic and avant-garde performances. Through diverse artistic presentations, it aims to cultivate the seeds of art, establish a cultural park for all, and become a leading brand in the Asian performing arts scene.
