Duli Visitor Center Introduction
Duli Visitor Center serves as the headquarters of the East Coast National Scenic Area Administration and is located next to the Amis Tribal Folklore Center. Perched on a mountain with a view of the sea, the Duli Visitor Center offers a northern view of Chenggong Township and Sanxiantai, and a southern view of Green Island. The stunning coastal landscape is emblematic of the East Coast, making it a venue for the annual "Moonlight and Sea Music Festival." The visitor center is well suited for family fun, with a vast outdoor lawn where works from the annual Festival of Earth Art are arranged. Set against the backdrop of greenery and the ocean, it is an ideal spot to relax and experience the leisurely pace of Taitung, have a picnic, and enjoy the enchanting scenery of the East Coast. If you are fortunate enough to attend the "Moonlight and Sea Music Festival," you can sit on the grass at night, take in the moonlight reflecting on the sea, and listen to beautiful music. The exhibition area is currently curated by contemporary artist La Heizi Dali from Hualien Port Tribe under the theme "Traveling in a 50-Step Space". This exhibit showcases the long-term process of collecting marine debris along the East Coast through various media such as paintings, sculptures, installations, and video works, conveying thoughts and concerns regarding global environmental issues through the interaction of works with light and sound. The Duli Visitor Center has been transformed into a space rich in environmental and cultural educational significance. We welcome everyone to visit the Duli Visitor Center; for more details, please contact us at: 089-841520 (Duli Visitor Center Service Desk, extension 1800). On the first floor of the Duli Visitor Center, a newly inaugurated immersive area, launched in December 2023, combines digital technology with local culture, centered on "The Storybook of the East Coast." Through a blend of virtual and physical projections and interactions, it guides visitors in exploring the myths, natural ecology, and cultural values of the Amis people. The clever use of technology enhances public interest in learning, beautifully blending education with entertainment, allowing visitors to feel the wisdom of coastal life. The exhibition recreates Amis legends through artistic forms, enabling visitors to deeply appreciate the long-standing culture and the moving stories of life. Students focus on exploring interactive installations and visual scenes, fully appreciating the depth and beauty of local culture, thus injecting new vitality into the Duli Visitor Center, symbolizing the continuation and inheritance of East Coast culture and spirit.
