Opening events
Activity Info
- Event date:October 1, 2022 (Sat.)
- Event time:10:00-11:00
- Venue: Maolin Ecological Park
Event Schedule
Time | Content |
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09:30-10:00 | Executives, VIPs, reporters and media enter the venue |
10:00-10:05 | Event opening by the event host |
10:05-10:10 | Maolin Butterfly Dance Culture and Art Group - Opening Performance |
10:10-10:15 | Introducing VIPs |
10:15-10:25 | Addresses by VIPs |
10:25-10:30 | Opening Ceremony |
10:30-10:35 | Group photo |
10:35-10:40 | Journalists and Media Interviews |
13:30-14:00 | Performance by Teledreka |
14:00-14:30 | Grandma Lisa Story Telling |
The opening event activities- Guarding the Butterfly Valley Wild Game
Activity Introduction
From October to March, Euploea butterflies appear in clusters in the valleys of Laonong River tributaries on Dawu Mountain to escape the cold winter, returning to the north in the spring, a phenomenon known as "overwintering." About 100,000-200,000 Taiwanese Purple Crow Butterflies spend the winter in the Maolin region also called Butterfly Valley, a rich ecological environment we must all work to preserve.
Do you want to become a warrior protecting Butterfly Valley? Anyone who passes the challenges below and completes the wild game can win a "Limited Edition Euploea butterfly Foldable Umbrella.”
Event date
10/1 (Sat) Biennial Butterfly Appreciation Season Opening Event
Total number of participants
The number of participants is limited to 300 (gifts are available while stocks last)
Activity Sessions
- Morning Session|11:00-12:00
- Afternoon Session|14:00-15:00
Description of the Challenges
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First Challenge
Habitat Crisis - charades
Challenge Location: Ecological Park First Parking Lot
Participant are divided into groups of two and the challenge involves one team member reading out a question on the Euploea butterflies habitat being destroyed to the other, who is required to answer 2 questions correctly within the time limit to pass the challenge. This informs the public about the habitat destruction crisis faced by the Euploea butterflies.
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Second challenge
Global warming – jump jump tempo
Challenge Location: Ecological Park First Parking Lot
Participants line up in a straight line, and are asked "What causes global warming." When the challenge master asks the question those taking part have to respond immediately and choose the correct answer by jumping to both sides. Understanding the issues we face represents the starting point for working together to reduce global warming.
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Third challenge
Butterfly Warrior - block game
Challenge Location: At the entrance to Butterfly Trail
Participants must pick up their shields stand up in front of the Euploea butterfly sign and work together to resist an attack from challenge master. When all the attacks are over the defenders become real butterfly protection warriors.
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Fourth challenge
Predator Threat - Water Gun Shootout
Challenge Location: Butterfly Front Plaza
Participants hold water guns, and objects representing the Euploea butterflies and their natural enemies (parasitic wasps, etc) appear in front of them. The visitors are required to use the water guns to take out the Euploea butterfly’s natural enemies allowing them to escape.
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Fifth challenge
Euploea Butterflies Migration - swing car maze
Challenge Location: Butterfly Front Plaza
Participants drive a swing car to imitate Euploea butterflies migrating south, and have to avoid many challenges along the way (national highways, freeways, cars… etc), in order to safely arrive in Maolin, a Euploea butterfly sanctuary. This challenge allows participants to experience first-hand the dangers faced by the Euploea butterflies as they migrate.
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Challenge completion gifts
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- Gifts: 300 gifts are available while stocks last
Euploea butterfly folded umbrella