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Places of interest #3 in Chiayi

i-WOOD Village

4.6 · 11,917 reviews
Educational and hands-on
i-WOOD Village, No. 909-3號, Wenhua Rd, West District, Chiayi City, Taiwan 60029
Interesting facts
1

Chiayi City was historically the primary transit hub for timber transported from Alishan, informing the cultural theme of the village.

2

The facility utilizes locally sourced timber to emphasize sustainability in regional craftsmanship.

3

The village functions as a community hub for traditional carpentry techniques that are otherwise disappearing in urban centers.

Overview

i-WOOD Village is a specialized woodworking cultural park in Chiayi City focused on timber craftsmanship and DIY education. The facility serves as an exhibition space highlighting traditional wood-processing techniques and the history of the local timber industry. Visitors can participate in hands-on woodworking workshops to create their own timber-based household items. The village features large-scale wood installations and interactive displays designed to educate the public on woodworking materials. It integrates artisanal studio spaces with open galleries to showcase finished wood sculptures and functional furniture.

Photo spot

The central installation area featuring large-scale, intricate wood sculptures.

Insider tips

Check the official workshop schedule in advance to ensure space is available for DIY classes.

Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes to safely navigate workshop areas where wood shavings may be present.

Bring a sturdy bag or container if you plan on participating in a workshop to transport your finished wooden projects.

What to avoid

Do not attempt to touch exhibited woodwork items unless explicitly marked as interactive or for sale.

Good to know

Closed on Mondays for facility maintenance.

Plan your visit
Typical visit
2-3 hours
Best time to visit
Weekday afternoons to avoid weekend crowds during workshop hours.
Address
i-WOOD Village, No. 909-3號, Wenhua Rd, West District, Chiayi City, Taiwan 60029
23.502, 120.438
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Details
Key exhibitsInteractive wood installation art and traditional carpentry tool galleries.

Frequently asked

Plan for about 2-3 hours to see the highlights.

The best time to visit is Weekday afternoons to avoid weekend crowds during workshop hours..

The central installation area featuring large-scale, intricate wood sculptures.

Close by you'll find Hinoki Village, Beixianghu Park, Alishan Forest Railway Garage Park.