Introduction to the National Center for Traditional Arts

The architecture of the National Center for Traditional Arts is a collaboration of architects such as Jane Xueyi, Chen Sento, Tsai Yuanliang, and Huang Sheng-yuan, etc., who have beautifully expressed Taiwan's traditional architecture, and have made the campus of the National Center for Traditional Arts win the 2001 Taiwan Architecture Award for Excellence in Architecture. The campus ranges from the Drama Hall, the Curriculum Hall, the Library, the Crafts Workshop, the Meizai Kiln, the Folklore Neighborhoods, and the Accommodations Center to the Wunchang Ancestral Temple, the Opera Stage, and the House of the Huang Juju Man. .... The exhibition system of the National Center for Traditional Arts is divided into dynamic and static displays, with the dynamic display focusing on the skills and performances in the market district, the open-air stage on the waterfront, and the garden landscape area, while the static display focuses on the traditional arts and crafts in the Exhibition Hall and the music and opera-related artifacts in the Drama Hall Cultural Relics Exhibition Room; the Grand Fisherman Restaurant and the Little Fisherman's Restaurant in the National Center for Traditional Arts and the Drama Hall Cultural Relics Exhibition Room in the Drama Hall are also worth a look. In the National Center for Traditional Arts, the Big Fisherman's Restaurant and the Snack Place offer a wide variety of traditional Yilan cuisine, and dozens of craftsmen's stores, such as the Ancient Cinema, the Clog Hall, the Drama Puppet Hall, the Pottery Hall, and the Glass Hall, each with their own specialties, are also favorite stops for tourists.