Qishan Living Cultural Park Introduction
The Living Culture Park, built from an old school building, is listed as a historic site along with Qishan Elementary School, which is located just across the street. The historic buildings within the park include the Grand Auditorium, the faculty office, and classrooms, all constructed during the Japanese occupation in the ninth year of Taisho (1920 AD). The Grand Auditorium features elegant three-arched windows on its facade, with its roof adorned by wooden cross gables, and the entrance corridor is also designed with three arches, presenting a simple yet beautiful architecture. The open exhibition spaces in the park include a tourist information center, a café named "學堂咖啡" (Classroom Café), a Banana Story Museum, and a Banana Cultural Museum. There is also an alumni hall available for group gatherings upon application. The park hosts regular cultural performances, sells creative cultural products, and offers DIY experience activities, allowing visitors to enjoy bicycle rental services within the historic site. Additionally, bike rentals are available, and the serene environment makes it a perfect spot for a leisurely break.
