The "Check in Crown Coast, Northeast Coast" launch event was held, connecting two tourism zones and creating a new look for sustainable tourism.

Date :2026-08-05

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An innovative performance combining sound, art, and local culture, and connecting the region's tourism energy, is about to begin! The "Check in Listen to the Crown Coast of the Northeast Coast" opening ceremony will be held on Wednesday, August 5, 2026, in the lobby on the first floor of the Fulong Visitor Center, inviting the public to step into the mountains and sea and listen to the stories of the Northeast Coast and the Crown Coast.

This exhibition marks the first time that the "Greater Northeast Coast Tourism Area" and the "Crown Coast Tourism Area" have been combined across regions, connecting representative sustainable brand attractions within both areas to showcase the results of regional cooperation and cultural integration. Through the integration of tourism area resources and the participation of local brands, the exhibition not only deepens the tourism experience but also conveys the value of sustainable tourism, making the Northeast Coast a tourist destination with both cultural depth and international appeal.

Yu Li-yu, Director of the Northeast Coast and Yilan Coast National Scenic Area Administration, stated that the Northeast Coast has long been committed to promoting sustainable tourism and continuously deepening in-depth cultural experiences. From natural landscapes and ecological conservation to the preservation and innovation of local culture, it is gradually building a tourism brand with international appeal. This collaborative exhibition across tourism circles not only showcases the diverse aspects of the area but also allows the concept of sustainability to be seen and understood in a more relatable and tangible way.

"Check in and Listen to the Crown Coast of the Northeast" uses a cross-disciplinary "Podcast × Exhibition" format to transform fleeting moments of travel into local memories that can be listened to and contemplated. The curatorial concept, centered on "capturing moments of life as local memories," redefines the meaning of travel. It's not just about arriving, but about giving names to landscapes and coordinates to memories during each stop.

Curator Fang Tzu-wei, known as "Young Grandpa," stated that this exhibition aims to help future visitors rediscover the Northeast Coast through the interplay of sound and visuals. "We're trying to transform everyday moments into cherished local memories. When you're willing to slow down, listen, and stop to observe, a place is no longer just something you pass through, but a feeling that lingers." He also emphasized that by connecting with the two major tourism circles, more local brands with a spirit of sustainability can be seen, thus creating a path that combines cultural depth with travel experience.

The exhibition begins with sound, connecting local people, culture, and landscapes through a QR code-based podcast. Combined with visual design, it uses vibrant colors and minimalist lines to depict the cultural contours of the Northeast Coast. Visitors can not only "see" the places but also "hear" the stories, transforming fleeting moments into lasting memories through a multi-sensory experience. Furthermore, by incorporating content from sustainable attractions in the two major tourism zones, the exhibition allows visitors to learn about practical examples of environmental friendliness, cultural preservation, and local revitalization.

The exhibition is divided into two main themes: "Check In: Listening to the Crown Coast of the Northeast Coast" opened on August 5th at the Fulong Visitor Center, guiding visitors to explore local stories through sound; and "Check In: Reading the Crown Coast of the Northeast Coast" will be held in October, extending the scene to the Taoyuan City Library, deepening cultural understanding and the meaning of travel through reading and visual extension. We sincerely invite people from all over Taiwan to participate during the exhibition period, to collect touching memories of the Northeast Coast through listening and contemplation, and to experience a new look of sustainable tourism and regional well-being.