National Center for Traditional Arts
Chinese original:
國立傳統藝術中心
The National Center for Traditional Arts is a Ministry of Culture agency that surveys, preserves, teaches and promotes Taiwan's traditional arts. It was formally set up on 28 January 2002 and moved into Yilan County, and its park at Wujie opened to the public on 4 October 2003. Besides the Yilan park, it also runs the Taiwan Traditional Theater Center in Taipei and the Kaohsiung Traditional Arts Park.
- Address
- 宜蘭縣五結鄉季新村五濱路二段201號
- Getting there
- Take a train to Luodong Station, then a bus (Kuo-Kuang 1791 to the Dazhongmiao–Chuanyi Center stop) or a taxi (about 15 min)
- Admission
- NT$150; Yilan County residents NT$100; age 65+ NT$75; students aged 6+ NT$120; free for children under 6 or 115 cm and under, and disabled visitors with one companion
Directions and admission checked against the venue's website on Nov 3, 2026.
First visit
- The park has electronic lockers, a nursing room, and a Muslim prayer room; the service center handles questions and lost property.
- Opening hours change with holidays and seasons, so check the notice on site.
From the venue's visitor guidelines, checked on Nov 3, 2026.
On now and coming up
Exhibitions (1)
The Chinese original of each title and venue name is shown in gray below it.
Past exhibitions
- 2026 Asia-Pacific Traditional Arts Festival: Realm of WatersOct 3 – Oct 11, 2026