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If you’re one of the thousands of people playing Pikmin Bloom on your phone, take note. This year’s Chiayi Arts Festival is collaborating with the augmented reality game to host a mini walk that’s proven to be popular far beyond expectations. Travel agencies had tried to take advantage of the trendy game, by launching Pikmin-themed tour buses with tour guides that share gameplay tips and strategies. In less than a week, more than 30 groups have signed up. Operators say another 1,000 Pikmin fans have also signed up, mostly aged between 20 and 40.

The price of a one-day itinerary starts at NT$500, which has made it a hit with budget travelers. And if one day isn’t enough, there’re also two-day itineraries which feature rides on a slow-moving train to let fans maximize the rewards in the game while enjoying the scenery. Another travel agency has gone even further, offering a 5-day trip to South Korea, to take part in their own Pikmin Bloom Tour in Seoul.

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