The Aboriginal Park features the aboriginal arts with combined cultural, educational, leisure, and tourist facilities that offer residents opportunities to learn and connect to the aboriginal groups and, in turn to achieve the goal of cultural exchange. The Commission of Indigenous Affairs is located next to the park. There are aboriginal handicrafts for sale and spaces for cultural education inside thee aborigine’s service center, including classrooms for pottery, woodcarvings and handicrafts, and exhibition areas for sculptures, weaving, and patterneding art. In addition, there are is a plaza, performance venue, stone plates, color patterned walk path, scenic path, etc.and more at the outdoors, creating a boulevard of art under the romantic lighting at night.