The Democratic Assembly Affairs Park of the Legislative Yuan in Wufeng (known as Ataabu) hosted a two-day music and light festival on November 8th and 9th. The Tri-Mountain National Scenic Area Headquarters, in collaboration with the Wu-Feng District Farmers' Association, the Wufeng Culture Tourism Association, and local school and community groups, jointly organized the Migrate to Ataabu (Ataabu Grassland Music Festival). This event created a cultural extravaganza that integrated music, agro-food, cultural-creative markets, and sustainability experiences.
The event was more than just a musical celebration; it was a blend of local experiences designed to showcase Wufeng's historical, cultural, and natural landscapes. It aimed to attract more visitors, promote local tourism development, and establish Wufeng as a new highlight for travel in Central Taiwan. This year’s program featured a Low-Carbon Cycling Tour, a featured market, and a light-themed mixology show. The "Low-Carbon Cycling Tour" was led by Professor Chen Yung-Chin, the Wufeng Tourism Ambassador, who guided the public on an environmentally friendly, low-carbon journey to explore Guangfu New Village, Asia University Museum of Modern Art, and the Wufeng Lin Family Mansion and Garden, allowing them to appreciate Wufeng's natural beauty and culture.
In addition to popular music, local groups also took the stage, showcasing Wufeng's youthful energy and diverse artistic charm. The sustainability zone featured a charity sale of unused but well-maintained items donated by colleagues, with all proceeds going to charitable organizations, advocating for resource circularity and a low-carbon lifestyle.
The event served not only as a visual and auditory feast but also as a platform for the public to practice sustainable living. The Migrate to Ataabu grassland concert demonstrated Wufeng’s cultural charm and innovative energy while actively linking surrounding attractions and businesses to boost regional tourism in central Taiwan.