The park is part of a larger community art project intended to combat rural depopulation through 'painting village' tourism.
Many of the 3D murals incorporate actual structural elements of the local houses, such as windows and doors, into the artwork.
The village is positioned on the edge of a wetland habitat, making it a functional viewing point for coastal ecology.
The artwork primarily celebrates local marine species and traditional coastal labor activities.
Haomeiyucun Park, located in the Budai Township of Chiayi County, is primarily recognized for its outdoor art installations and integration with the coastal village landscape. The park features a series of 3D-painted murals and life-sized sculptures that depict marine life, reflecting the local fishing village heritage. These installations serve as interactive visual landmarks scattered across the village streets and park perimeter. The area is designed to promote local tourism by revitalizing the aesthetic of the traditional Budai fishing community. It is an open-air site accessible by walking through the village layout.
The interactive 3D murals located at the main entry points of the village streets.
Bring a wide-brimmed hat or umbrella as the area offers minimal shade during mid-day.
Wear comfortable walking shoes, as the installations are spread throughout the village streets.
Respect local privacy when photographing murals that are painted directly on the exterior walls of inhabited homes.
Do not wander into private alleyways or enter private property, even if painted, without clear signage indicating public access.
Quiet observation is requested as the park is integrated into a living residential neighborhood.
