“Dawulun Starry Night Feast,” one of the programs of the Fortunate North Coast Shore Series organized by North Coast & Guanyinshan National Scenic Area Administration, Tourism Bureau, MOTC, took place at 6:30 PM on September 30 (Saturday.) The event was held in the parking lot of Keelong Dawulung Fort and the observation of stars has begun for the first time in 2017.
This event aims to encourage participants to observe the unpolluted beautiful sky in Keelong City. The get-together was accompanied by cool breeze at dusk. The professional astrologists from Wulun Junior High School as well as the members from the Taiwan Family Constellation Observation Club were at present to explain the star maps. Quiz shows and enriched astrology activities regarding astrological knowledge delighted the event. This program also hoped to invite more visitors to come to Dawulun to enjoy the pollution-free star-lit sky. A sky free from light damage is also advocated in this program.
Stars Observation Activities to come at Dawulun
Three star observation events are scheduled to take place at keeling Dawulun fort Parking lot on October 7, 14, and 21. Visitors are invited to participate at the event right on the north coast shore. North Coast & Guanyinshan National Scenic Area Administration, Tourism Bureau, MOTC encouraged the public to come to the north coast shore to watch the stars.
“Dawulun Starry Night Feast” intends to promote local tourism at Keelong. The activity official website is linked to participating travel agents in which participants who register will obtain considerate money-back guaranteed reward if the guests registered the one day or two day tour. The packages will be provided prior to November 30. The first 100 participants who register the one day tour will be given 300 NT and the first 100 participants who enroll the two-day tour will be given 700 NT money-back.
For detailed information about “Dawulun Starry Night Feast” please log on the official web site of North Coast & Guanyinshan National Scenic Area Administration, Tourism Bureau, MOTC.