Last Saturday, we visited the Taipei International Flora Expo. It’s really beautiful. Highlights that are up and running include the Pavilion of Future, which features some of Taiwan’s rarest plants, and the technology-rich Pavilion of Dreams.
With music, magical lighting and a huge floral centerpiece on the ceiling, the Pavilion of Dreams in Xinsheng Park welcomes guests to its dream-like, forest-like setting. With the help of modern sensor technologies, the pavilion offers visitors a great opportunity to experience the life cycle of flowers and learn about nature in an informative and interactive way.
Compared to the Shanghai World Expo, I think our local expo feels more inviting. These people are clapping, because this grass moves to handclaps. Also on display at this pavilion are new varieties of flowers, showing future trends in the world of gardening.
With music, magical lighting and a huge floral centerpiece on the ceiling, the Pavilion of Dreams in Xinsheng Park welcomes guests to its dream-like, forest-like setting. With the help of modern sensor technologies, the pavilion offers visitors a great opportunity to experience the life cycle of flowers and learn about nature in an informative and interactive way.
Compared to the Shanghai World Expo, I think our local expo feels more inviting. These people are clapping, because this grass moves to handclaps. Also on display at this pavilion are new varieties of flowers, showing future trends in the world of gardening.
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