Lanyang Museum Introduction
Strolling through the small town of Toucheng, you must visit the iconic and uniquely designed Lanyang Museum. The exterior of the building integrates the shape and rock formations of "Dan Mountain" from the Northeast Coast landscape. Its colors change with the seasons and the lighting, giving it a different hue at different times. From a distance, it appears to rise above the water, as the lake surface mirrors the museum and the blue sky, creating a grand and elegant scene that resembles a picturesque painting. This place coexists with the earth and merges with nature. In addition to the natural integration of the building's design and surrounding environment, it has preserved the wetlands site of Wushi Harbor, becoming a sanctuary for diverse aquatic plants. The museum's permanent exhibition is designed to highlight its architectural features, set up vertically into layers representing mountains, plains, oceans, and a time corridor, allowing visitors to explore the geography, ecology, and cultural history of Lanyang. The entire exterior is clad in gray-blue ceramic tiles and glass curtains, making it a famous backdrop for stunning photos in Yilan, where sunlight acts as the most natural spotlight, ensuring you won't be disappointed from any angle! Alternatively, you can visit the observation deck across the street; on a clear, windless day, you can capture a panoramic view of the museum and its vibrant reflections. The Northeast Coast not only boasts the purest original geological beauty but also combines natural ecology with modern aesthetics, showcasing a different charm. You are welcome to come and appreciate the beauty of Lanyang.
