Located in Yongjing, Changhua, the Cheng Mei Cultural Park is a humanities museum dedicated to preserving the values of everyday life, integrating old and new cultures, revitalizing local exhibitions, and promoting tourism and leisure. The Park boasts rich plant ecology, elegant garden landscapes, and carefully restored traditional historical buildings.
Cheng Mei Cultural Park upholds the ancestral spirit of "helping others achieve beauty" and aims to build multilateral connections for mutual benefit among businesses, local communities, and society, realizing five major missions: "continuing tradition," "inheriting culture," "benefiting the community," "promoting Yongjing," and "bringing happiness to Taiwan." With the goal of winning the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Awards for Cultural Heritage Conservation, the Park focuses on preserving tangible cultural assets while also committed to passing on intangible cultural heritage. Aligning with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, Cheng Mei Cultural Park pursues mental and physical well-being, cultural sustainability, and ecological continuity, creating values of mutual benefit, prosperity, and sharing, thereby becoming a unique global cultural attraction.
Fulfilling Local Aspirations
Cheng Mei Cultural Park upholds the spirit of mutual assistance and provides a platform for production and sales, invigorating the regional economy and helping both self and others. Carefully researching various festivals and awakening past memories, such as the Dragon Boat Festival's "Luo Nian Xiang" and Yongjing's "Thanksgiving for Peace" celebration, actively reviving local culture, aiming to establish itself and shine on the world stage with Yongjing as its starting point.
Cultivating Humanities
Emphasizing educational inheritance and promoting innovation, the Cheng Mei Chuan Xi Study Workshop is a rare 1:1 model in cultural heritage preservation history, carrying historical craftsmanship and shouldering the mission of promotion. After the completion of Cheng Mei Hall, this area was intentionally preserved for educational purposes, offering various craft education experiences to promote the beauty of traditional architecture, while aiming for the cultural seeds to flourish.
Achieving Perfection
Cheng Mei Cultural Park leads visitors into Garden HE-DE, the exquisite home of old trees in southern Changhua. The Park's scenery flourishes throughout the four seasons: spring brings a burst of flowers, summer showcases red Zinnia, autumn sees the bald cypress turn red, and winter features sturdy pines standing tall. Visitors can experience a quiet and understated beautiful atmosphere, setting an example of the richness of nature.
Beautiful Accomplishment
Cheng Mei Hall integrates Hakka culture, Confucian traditions, architectural arts, and folk wisdom. It features the "ㄎㄧㄤ ˇ" symbol encouraging students to learn from Confucius and Mencius, the "Eight Major Construction Techniques" of traditional architecture, and numerous paintings and calligraphy by renowned masters. Guided by our ancestors' spirit of "helping others achieve beauty," we strive to lay a solid foundation while looking out to the world.
Exquisite Cuisine
The Songbai Pavilion restaurant embodies Zen aesthetics, with 270-degree panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows offering views of the Zen garden landscape and rare trees and rocks. The chef team inherits 80 years of Taiwanese culinary skills, upholding the concepts of "skill inheritance" and "artisanal craftsmanship" to create classic Taiwanese dishes, while prioritizing local ingredients.
Appointment phone：+886-4221199
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Transportation Information
From High-Speed Rail:
Transfer to THSR Shuttle Bus No. 7 at THSR Changhua Station, take the bus towards Yuanlin Bus Station, and get off at Yongjing Station.
From Taiwan Railways:
Take the train to Yuanlin Station, walk about 8 minutes to Yuanlin Bus Station, then take THSR Shuttle Bus No. 7 towards Tianzhong Railway Station and get off at Yongjing Station.
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(For more details please visit the Park’s official site and Facebook page. The Park reserves the right to change and update visitor information.)
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