Taiwan · MUSEUMS
On a wet afternoon a museum here is not a fallback, it is the plan. The 5 below cover the National Palace Museum on its hill, the memorial halls and the smaller collections, with entry prices and which tickets skip the queue.
Explore Taipei’s National Palace Museum with a flexible e-ticket, ancient Chinese masterpieces, priority entry, and Zhishan Garden access.
“Easy entry to the museum. Amazing artifacts and food is also great at the cafe.”
See Taipei’s National Palace Museum, Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, Martyrs’ Shrine, and Longshan Temple on a focused four-hour tour.
“The guide was fantastic - he presented and breezed through a lot of information, revealing a deep knowledge of the material, and possessed a considerable amount of depth on the topics. He also knew how to maximize time and efficiency in a relatively short amount of time. Had I attempted to a similar itinerary, the schedule would've easily stretched to an entire day and failed to include all of the visits. The guide and the tour bus access enabled the entirety of the agenda. The only criticism would be the briefness of the visit to the National Palace Museum (more time to visit and purchase items in the gift shop…”
See Taipei’s National Palace Museum, Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, and Longshan Temple on a well-paced four-hour guided tour.
“Great guide in Ciara and friendly chauffeur. Interesting sights, very well organized.”
Review of Kaohsiung’s private 8-hour city tour, featuring Fo Guang Shan, Lotus Pond, Pier-2 Art Center, and hotel pickup.
“Activities wonderful full of all kinds of sites and experiences period. Robyn many questions period I love his smile and he was a great tour guide.”
Compare imperial Chinese art and Taiwan’s Indigenous cultures at two Taipei museums with one $12 ticket, including the Jadeite Cabbage.
“A world treasure, National Palace Museum offers superb collections that are expertly curated and displayed. Though the number of glorious art works at the NPM can seem overwhelming, visitors will appreciate the site's manageable layout. I highly recommend the audio guide, which helps visitors focus on key exhibits and learn about their significance. A trip to Taipei (indeed, Taiwan) isn't complete without an unhurried tour of the NPM, which is a stunning landmark nestled on a spectacular hillside. Multilingual staff are helpful, efficient, and friendly. Much smaller and far narrower in scope, the Shung Ye Aborigines Museum is nonetheless a pleasure to visit. The exhibits highlight Taiwan's d...”
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