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ږ in Taiwan's Sand Sculpture ඤ
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Taiwan is a beautiful island, surrounded by the sea and ஔ
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winding coastlines. It is suitable for surfing, snorkeling, ၚ
ၽᝄ݊ࡈ̬ࠦᐑऎٙߕᘆࢥᏉd႒⟣ٙऎ֦ᇞிఱ
kayaking, sand sculpting and other recreational ੹
ಾ್˂ϓٙІ್ᐑྤdቇΥ੽ԫላईeओᆑeዹ˝ Ό
activities. Sand sculpting in Taiwan first developed in ߏ
ЋeӍᎉഃݺਗdһ݊˰ޢॴਖ਼ุӍᎉࢪ଻ʕʔ̙ ፽
the 1950s, but it wasn’t until 1980s that the activity was
ε੻ٙӍᎉᘒήfၽᝄӍᎉݺਗɽߒጳৎ׵50ϋ
becoming popular again. Thanks to the exceptional
˾d͟׵Ӎᎉݺਗ˴ࠅࠢ׵Ӎ֦ήҖdΪϤ্ᄰඊ
natural quartz sandy beaches from Yenliao to Fulong,
੽᜾ᄰՑ၅ඤɓ੭dک݊Ӎᎉ௴Ъٙරږή੭fவ
which is three kilometers long, Taiwan's first sand
ɓݬၧַɧʮԢڗٙරږӍᛉdӍሯ᙮ͩߵӍdݓ
sculpture event began in 1989. It started in the
ழͣ୚eᙃชޟԳdՉձ˥ܝ̙෧׌Գe׸ᇭഹd
Northeast part of Yenliao. It was a huge success, with
஗˰ޢӍᎉ՘ึᛠ֛މၽᝄ௰ቇΥӍᎉٙఙהf
many stunning sand creations molded by sculptors
ၽᝄ௰ϘٙӍᎉݺਗd֐׵1989ϋٙ؇̏ԉ᜾ᄰή from all over the world. Then, after a gap of many
ਜd຅ࣛکಀᒗሗ˰ޢ΢਷ٙӍᎉλ˓΍Ν௴Ъd years, in 2008, the first Fulong Sand Sculpture Art
ϓމɓߕሔfျ༼εϋܝdٜՑ2008ϋdމપ࢝ၽ Festival event was held by the Northeast and Yilan
ᝄٙӍᎉݺਗdܔͭ਷ʫӍᎉᖵஔ௴Ъ٤ගd؇̏ National Coast Administration. Since then, the event
ԉ࿬֝ᚆࠬ၍ஈ˸௴จБቖٙ˙όdᑘ፬ୋɓ֣ has been held annually, attracting more than one
˜၅ඤӍᎉᖵஔ֙™dӊϋіˏ൴ཀ100,000ɛϣ˸ hundred thousand people per year to visit, which
ɪிஞਞᝈdӍᎉ஝ᅼၾᅰඎɰᎇʘʔᓙᄣ̋dఘ makes Fulong a new landmark in Taiwan's sand
၈ၽᝄӍᎉٙ˾Τ൚f sculpture history.

Discovery of the Golden Sand Empire The 2011 Fulong International Sand Sculpture Art Festival