Qishan Cultural and Creative Park Introduction
The Living Culture Park, transformed from a school building, is located adjacent to Qishan Elementary School, which is also designated as a historic site. Within the park, the historical school buildings include the Grand Auditorium, faculty office, and classrooms, all constructed during the Japanese colonial period in the ninth year of Taisho (1920). The facade of the Grand Auditorium features an elegantly designed triple arch, with a wooden gable at the peak of the roof. The entrance corridor is also adorned with a triple arch, making it a simple yet beautiful structure. The park offers several display areas including a tourist information center, a café, a Banana Story Museum, and a Banana Cultural Museum, along with an alumni center for group gatherings. Regular art performances, cultural creative product sales, and DIY experience activities are held in the park, allowing visitors to enjoy bicycle rental services within the historic site. The serene environment makes it perfect for a leisurely break.
