“Mountains”, “Farmland” and “Wetlands” are places where Yim Tin Tsai, in addition to salt fields, also has rich historical and ecological value. It is also a great canvas for different artists to perform
By expanding longer and more diverse tourist routes, visitors can learn about the nearly 300-year-old terraced fields and Hakka villages to allow visitors to have a closer understanding and experience of the local history, culture, and evolution. At the same time, the routes Expand existing pathways into the mangrove forest, improving the current situation where trees obstruct the mangroves.The abandoned agricultural land is flat in the center of Yim Tin Tsai. It can be used as a larger open exhibition, providing greater space for the development of artworks, and preserving old artworks in new forms. Transform the abandoned village houses into art studios, attracting more artists to work in Yim Tin Tsai and fostering a stronger artistic atmosphere.
“山”、“農田”、“濕地”，鹽田仔除了鹽田外，還具有豐富的歷史和生態價值。它也是不同藝術家表演的絕佳畫布
透過拓展更長、更多樣化的旅遊線路，遊客可以了解近300年歷史的梯田和客家村落，讓遊客更近距離地了解和體驗當地的歷史、文化和演變。同時，拓寬現有進入紅樹林的通道，改善樹木遮擋紅樹林的現況。
鹽田仔中心的廢棄農田勢平坦。可以作為更大的開放式展覽，為藝術品的發展提供更大的空間，以新的形式保存舊藝術品。將廢棄村屋改造成藝術工作室，吸引更多藝術家到鹽田仔工作，營造更濃厚的藝術氛圍。
