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Recently, residents in Changhua have spotted unidentified white lights in the night sky, moving and crossing through the clouds. Many have shared footage on social media, with some jokingly asking whether they’re UFOs. Let’s find out what these lights really are.

Filled with a chorus of insects and frogs, nighttime in Changhua is usually uneventful. But recently, people have spotted white lights moving across the clouds in the night sky.

Multiple people have posted images of these lights on social media, asking what they could possibly be. Could they be drones, or even UFOs?

Member of public
UFOs fly upward, but these lights move up from below and rotate around.

Member of public
Every event uses lights, we just don’t know where they are. It’s not unusual.

It turns out these lights came from a local art festival.

This is the Lu Kang Dragon Fest, which features light installations. For the main Kung Fu Panda display, beams of light are projected into the sky, lighting up the clouds.

Wang Ying-chi
Changhua County official
Some people said it looks like UFOs, but these beams of light are part of our 2026 light and shadow art festival. The main installation is part of our overall lighting design. Recently, these special lighting effects have attracted many people to come take photos and share them.

The festival runs until August 23, with the lights on every day from 6:30pm to 10pm. During this time, people will continue to see lights moving across the sky, projected from the festival’s main installation.

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