Last updated: 2021/07/24
Tsung-Yeh Arts and Cultural Center (總爺藝文中心)
The Tsung-Yeh Arts and Cultural Center is a beautiful sight with its red building standing against the blue sky. Additionally, the Tsung-Ye Chief Dormitory, a well-preserved wooden building in typical Japanese style, adds to the picturesque scenery, making it a great spot for photography. Within the center's grounds, many buildings, scattered among the trees, have been transformed into art workshops. This creative environment boosts the artists' creativity, and with each visit, new artworks are displayed.
The Tainan Master Art Center was preceded by the Madou Sugar Factory, which spans an area of 37 hectares. The Zongye Sugar Factory was established in 1906, and due to its rich historical buildings, restaurants, and guest houses, the Madou Sugar Factory is designated as a third-class historic site. Within the park, there is a green tunnel that stretches for about 100 meters. The Japanese-style wooden and red brick buildings found in the park are also of significant value. The red building housing the main office of the Zongye Art and Culture Center was constructed in 1912.
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