Besides the 14 exhibition halls at the international event, the light show at the Dajia Riverside Park is also receiving alot of positive feedback. It is definitely the place to be at night, where one can see the fluorescent mural on the Keelung River, and the largest digital water wall performance in all of Asia.

You can enjoy the view of 1,250 m long "Blue Light Scribe", which cost over 85 million NT dollars to make.

This light hall attracts birds during the day, and shows off the light shimmering off the flowers at night.

Additionally, the digital water show below Dazhi Bridge uses computers to operate. The jets can show various words and pictures, just like a "water canvas".

Organizers have decided to apply for the Guinness Book of World Records for this. The show takes place every half hour.

There's also a sleeping lotus right next to Dajia Warf, which opens and closes with the tide.