Fulong's limited-time "Orange and White Crazy Macaron Beach Party" is here in July! Sand sculpture art, miniature sand sculpture puzzles, and connections with local shopping districts create the sweetest summer journey in the Northeast Coast.

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As the summer travel season begins, the Northeast Coast and Yilan Coast National Scenic Area Administration of the Tourism Administration, Ministry of Transportation and Communications, continues to launch the "2026 Fulong International Sand Sculpture Art Festival - Colorful Wave FULONG Cool Summer Party" series of events. In July, a brand new theme, "Orange and White Frenzy: Macaron Beach Party", will be launched, which combines unique photo-op installations, social media interaction, popular miniature sand sculpture puzzles and local specialty shops, inviting families, young people and independent travelers to come to Fulong and experience the most colorful summer coastal charm.

This July, the theme was "Orange and White Macarons," transforming the orange sunlight and white waves that symbolize summer into sweet macarons. Multiple orange and white themed photo spots were created in Fulong, allowing visitors to appreciate sand sculpture art and create wonderful summer memories.

The event runs from July 1st to July 31st. Anyone wearing orange or white clothing can take a photo with one of the four designated photo spots at the Fulong event: the "Waiting for You Fulong" sculpture atop the bus shelter, the orange TAIWAN sculpture on the lawn, the Oh Bear x Fuqi Dragon sand sculpture in front of the visitor center, or the Fuqi Macaron sculpture on Fulong Beach. Upload the photo to Facebook or Instagram with the hashtag "#2026FulongInternationalSandSculptureArtFestival" to redeem a limited-edition "Fuqi Dragon Macaron" at the Fulong Visitor Center. Share the Fulong summer with more people!

Event landmark: The lucky dragon atop the bus shelter awaits your arrival.

Event landmark: The orange TAIWAN on the lawn

Activity landmark: The Oh Bear Group Leader X Lucky Dragon Sand Sculpture in front of the Visitor Center

Event Check-in Landmark: Lucky Macarons on Fulong Beach

In addition, the "Frozen Awakening of the Lucky Dragon: Summer Freeze" miniature sand sculpture puzzle activity, popular with tourists in June, has been extended to July 31. Visitors can search for miniature sand sculptures along the Northeast Coast, solve puzzles, and collect stamps. Completing the challenge also gives them a chance to win a limited-edition "Lucky Dragon Doll." This fun interactive activity connects local attractions and unique shops, boosting tourism and consumption along the route. The organizers also remind visitors that if a participating shop is closed during the event period, stamp collection at that location can be skipped without affecting eligibility, allowing for more flexible itinerary planning and easier puzzle-solving challenges.

The Northeast Coast and Yilan Coast National Scenic Area Administration of the Tourism Administration, Ministry of Transportation and Communications, stated that the Fulong International Sand Sculpture Art Festival has become a representative tourism brand for summer vacation in northern Taiwan. This year, in addition to continuing to exhibit large-scale sand sculpture works, it also connects local business districts, characteristic accommodations and mountain and sea attractions through different themed activities every month, encouraging tourists to slow down, explore the Northeast Coast in depth, extend their stay, and create more tourism experiences and local tourism benefits.

This summer, why not plan a two- to three-day trip to the Northeast Coast? During the day, enjoy sand sculpture art, participate in macaron-themed beach activities, and solve miniature sand sculpture puzzles. In the evening, stay at a unique guesthouse in Fulong, savor local cuisine, and explore mountain and coastal attractions. Experience a summer vacation where art, nature, culture, and coastal scenery intertwine. For more activity information, please continue to follow the Northeast Coast Tourism Information Network and the "Friends of the Northeast Coast" Facebook fan page.