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The final show of the Sun Moon Lake Fireworks Music Carnival will be held at the Xiangshan Visitor Center on November 14. The NTSO Taiwan Youth Symphony Orchestra and tenor and soprano perform theme songs from operas, movies, and animations, followed by a 360-second fireworks display.
The final scene of the Sun Moon Lake Fireworks Festival will be a 360-second fireworks display, and a "double-line" free shuttle bus will be launched to facilitate tourists around the lake to reach the venue. (Provided by the Japanese Administration Office)
The final event of the Sun Moon Lake Fireworks and Music Carnival will be held at the Xiangshan Visitor Center on November 14. This time there will be 360 seconds of fireworks, paired with a stunning performance by the NTSO Taiwan Youth Symphony Orchestra. At that time, Huan Tan Shuishe and Ita Shao will also launch "double-line" free shuttle buses to facilitate tourists from Tan District to reach the venue and save the trouble of finding a parking space.
The Sun Moon Lake Scenic Area Management Office stated that the Sun Moon Lake Fireworks Festival will be held at Xiangshan Field. The NTSO Taiwan Youth Symphony Orchestra and tenors and sopranos will jointly present an auditory feast including theme songs from operas, movies, and animations. The finale will include a 360-second fireworks display. The fireworks will present a brilliant view in the night sky and the lake. It is exciting to look forward to.
The Japan Management Office also reminded that in order to encourage the use of public transportation and allow tourists from Tan District to easily reach the Xiangshan venue, starting from 4:30 pm that day, there will be a blue line free shuttle bus from the Sun Moon Lake Cable Car Station in the Ita Thao area, all the way to Wenwu Temple, Yunpin Hotel, Jiulongkou and other stops, and finally arriving at Xiangshan; there are also green line shuttle buses in Shuishe to Xiangshan, and the public can take advantage of it to avoid traffic jams that affect the visit.

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