NEW TAIPEI, Taiwan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Located in Taiwan, New Taipei City is a bustling urban area, with crowds of people and heavy traffic. Taking the bus is a necessary means of daily commuting for many people, whether for work or school. To provide bus commuters with a fresh sensory experience, government authorities are actively enhancing the creativity and conceptualization of public art within the city.
Recently, passengers taking the bus at the "Xin-Fu road" stop in New Taipei City must have noticed that the bus shelter has changed. Named “New Moon, Heart's Delight,” this bus stop has caught the eyes of bus commuters, becoming one of New Taipei City's most iconic landmarks. The entire design of the bus shelter draws the inspiration from the streamlined appearance of an arch bridge. It exhibits a sleek and elegant appearance during the day, while showcasing the charm of the city's streetscape through the play of light and shadows at night.
The bus stop on Xin-Fu road is more than just a nice design. In the daytime, the bus shelter offers protection from sunlight and wind. Additionally, it provides ample illumination while ensuring safety at night. Passersby and travelers passing through often stop to take photographs and share, turning this small bus stop into a photo spot.
Those who have visited Japan might be familiar with the fruit-themed bus stops located along National Route 207 in Nagasaki and Saga. The design draws inspiration from Cinderella's pumpkin carriage in the Grimm fairy tale. People who have seen the “New Moon, Heart's Delight” bus stop tend to compare the two, and regardless of the viewpoint, both bus shelters have their own distinctive features.
The New Taipei City government is now inviting people from all over the world to visit. If you find yourself in New Taipei City, consider taking the “Tour of Unique Bus Stops.” It is an experience you will not want to miss!
