The content of this product is provided by machine translation and may not reflect the actual information, please take this into consideration before booking.• The National Museum of Marine Science and Technology's Theme Hall, located in Keelung, is a museum that combines the ocean with technology. The Theme Hall comprises eight main exhibition halls and one special exhibition hall, including: the Marine Environment Hall, the Marine Science Hall, the Shipbuilding and Ocean Engineering Hall, the Fisheries Hall, the Marine Culture Hall, the Deep-Sea Image Hall, the Deep-Sea Exhibition Hall, and the Children's Hall. Each hall has its own unique features and a rich variety of exhibits. Through different interactive facilities, visitors can deeply appreciate how closely the ocean is connected to our lives, from the environment and climate to everyday items—everything is profoundly linked to the ocean. If you want to "understand the ocean, get closer to the ocean, and promote sustainable ocean conservation," the Theme Hall is definitely a must-visit!• The 8K Ocean Theater uses Taiwan's first high-brightness 8K laser projector and highly realistic sound equipment to provide visitors with an immersive experience, allowing them to feel the charm and awe of the ocean, giving them an unprecedented and wonderful ocean experience, and sparking their curiosity about the mysteries of the marine world. The overall design features a predominantly blue ocean color scheme, complemented by jellyfish-shaped lights above the lobby, creating a fresh and lively atmosphere. Inside the theater, a deep blue ocean ambiance is created, with waves and bubbles projected onto the walls, instantly immersing visitors in a strong marine atmosphere. Each performance can accommodate approximately 300 guests, and the theater's giant screen is approximately 22 meters high and 29 meters wide. The Ocean Theater film is approximately 40 minutes long. Entry is allowed 10 minutes before the screening; to maintain playback quality, entry will stop 10 minutes after the screening. Screening times and content are subject to change and will be announced on the official website . • Located in Keelung, the "Tideview Smart Aquarium" is the latest masterpiece of the National Museum of Marine Science and Technology! It is also the first virtual and real integrated aquarium in the Taipei-New Taipei-Keelung area that combines "marine life and technological development". Not only can you visit it statically, but you can also experience the atmosphere as if you are in the seabed. Main Exhibition Area A: This area comprises five main sections: Guests of the Tide, Fish of the Tide, Vision Under the Tide, Dancers in the Tide, and Watercolor Painting of the Tide. Using technology and marine life as interactive displays, it explores the diversity of life, the nurturing of the ecosystem, and the ways of adaptation for survival in the Tide Bay. Visitors are also invited to experience healing and the power of creativity through hands-on creation and light and sound performances. B. Interactive Experience and Rest Area: The intertidal corridor area features a microbial battle theme, including three interactive experiences: Seal Family, N-Dimensional Vanguard, and VR Ocean Protector. Whether it's learning about how environmental changes are causing ice melt and the hardships seal mothers face in hunting by feeding their pups and mothers, or rescuing rare deep-sea species and cleaning up marine debris, or even finding a place to rest and eat and shop, everything can be done here. (The Seal Family, N-Dimensional Vanguard, and VR Ocean Protector interactive experiences require separate payment.) C Ocean Center: The original marine life and coral restoration base, where you can see the only legally farmed and certified clownfish in Taiwan, and has the largest number of native clownfish in Taiwan. In addition to being a coral restoration site in the north, it is also the current restoration base for horseshoe crabs in northern Taiwan. • The first special exhibition hall of the main pavilion | The Realm of the Deep Sea Special Exhibition: The ocean covers approximately 70% of the Earth's surface. Although humans can travel almost freely on the surface, some scholars believe that we only understand a mere 5%, or even less, of the environment below sea level! Because it is extremely difficult for humans to explore the deep sea without equipment, people once thought that the deep ocean was a lifeless, desolate world. They even named a place 6,000 meters below the surface after Hades, the god of the underworld, considering it a place of hell. However, research has found that the origin of life on Earth may have come from hydrothermal vents on the ocean floor. This gives deep-sea research not only the important mission of discovering unknown species and resources, but also the crucial mission of exploring the origin of life. In this exhibition, we experience the challenging and harsh living conditions of the deep sea through displays of deep-sea creatures; we also follow archaeologists to excavate shipwrecks and relics, experiencing the charm of marine archaeology and the potential dangers. With the rapid advancement of technology, scientists and engineers have collaborated to develop unmanned underwater vehicles, allowing us to explore the forefront of the deep sea from the ground. Increasing research findings are also helping us unveil the mysteries of the deep sea, turning misunderstandings into greater understanding. The deep sea may be vast, but it is not far from us. • Haike Shopping Caravan is the museum's own shop, offering a wide variety of souvenirs and other goods. The comfortable merchandise display and dedicated staff allow visitors to shop to their heart's content.