Aershan's Newest Photo Spot

The Aershan Taikang Art Center, a new city landmark in Aershan, Hinggan League, Inner Mongolia, is a new photo spot and a cultural and artistic hub. The center was built on the site of an abandoned thermal power plant. After six months of renovation, the original boiler, coal conveyor, workshop, and chimney were preserved, and the site was transformed into a multifunctional art park that combines thermal history, culture, art, education, and sustainable development. 🏭 The park is divided into six functional areas: chimney art lights, a small train, a global thermal science museum, an art space, a boiler café, and a snow gallery. We had a great time learning about the history of global thermal development and taking photos with the unique art installations. ☕️ At the Boiler Café, you can enjoy a cup of hand-brewed coffee and design beautiful art installations with fresh coffee beans. 🎹 In the lobby, you can "play" the self-playing piano and take photos like a pianist. 👓 In the VR roaming experience hall, you can put on VR glasses and follow the Aershan deer to see the energy future of Aershan. 🌡️ On the chimney of the abandoned plant, there is a large LED thermometer art installation that displays real-time weather temperature, wind speed, and other information. If you come to Aershan, don't miss this interesting and charming art center. 😍