TAIPEI (Taiwan News)—Mei-Ling Fine Arts Museum (梅嶺美術館) in Taiwan’s southwestern county of Chiayi is holding an exhibition on Tibetan and Mongolian art and culture until February 10.
The organizer had a ger built inside the museum as part of the exhibits to demonstrate the lifestyle of the Tibetan and Mongolian nomad.
During an address at the exhibition’s opening ceremony on Sunday, Chiayi County Magistrate Helen Chang (張花冠)said the Tibetan and Mongolian nomads advocate for nature and it’s hoped that this exhibition will enhance people’s knowledge about the nomads. Visitors can don the Tibetan and Mongolian costumes to experience part of the nomads’ lifestyle during the exhibition, Chang said.
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The exhibition at Mei-Ling Fine Arts Museum runs from now through February 10. The address of the museum is No. 2-9, Shantong Rd., Puzi City, Chiayi County.
Dancers dressed in traditional Tibetan attire perform during the opening ceremony of an exhibition on Tibetan and Mongolian art and culture at Mei-Ling Fine Arts Museum on Sunday (photo by CNA)