The content of this product is provided by machine translation and may not reflect the actual information, please take this into consideration before booking.- Park Announcement -• The Life Sciences Hall of this museum will be closed for construction from February 24 to April 30, 2026. During this period, those holding a ticket for the day of the exhibition will be entitled to free admission to the Science Centre and the Botanical Garden Greenhouse (including the special exhibition room).• To celebrate its 40th anniversary, the National Museum of Natural Science will offer free admission to its exhibition areas every Friday from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM from January 1, 2026 to December 31, 2026 (excluding paid special exhibitions and theater performances). - Park Introduction -• The National Museum of Natural Science's main building, themed around the integration of science and technology, everyday life, art, and a human-centered approach, was completed in four phases. The facilities and exhibition themes for each phase are as follows: "Phase 1: Space Theater, Phase 2: Life Sciences Hall, Phase 3: Human Culture Hall, and Phase 4: Earth Environment Hall." The Life Sciences Hall, themed around the mysteries of nature, utilizes 13 exhibition areas to present natural phenomena and the dynamics of evolution. Starting from the origin of life, it vividly introduces the rise, evolution, and adaptation of various life forms, and explores human birth, aging, illness, and death, with some life forms even facing extinction in the process of evolution.• The Science Center teaches science through games. The Science Center aims to encourage visitors to participate actively and engage in hands-on activities. Through interactive displays and events, it sparks interest in exploration, provides scientific training through hands-on activities, teaches scientific knowledge through games, and explores the mysteries of nature. The center features a variety of interactive facilities suitable for visitors of all ages, and is especially recommended for families with children. • The botanical garden covers an area of ​​approximately 4.5 hectares and features the unique ecology of Taiwan's low-altitude regions and tropical rainforests as its main theme. It carefully selects and examines several representative ecological areas of Taiwan for landscaping. The entire garden (including greenhouses) has more than 800 plants, and you can see different plants blooming in different seasons!• The Cardboard King Creative Park Museum Store, a specialty pavilion under Cardboard King, is located on the B1 basement level of the third parking lot at the National Museum of Natural Science in Taichung. The pavilion is inspired by the Jurassic World and features an airplane cabin themed around flight. It offers a museum-exclusive flight meal, where you can enjoy delicious paper hot pot and themed set meals at the cardboard restaurant. You can also buy hundreds of novel and interesting DIY paper crafts and take a ride on the cardboard train through realistic large-scale dinosaur scenery for an adventurous wilderness journey.• Mr. Fossil is Asia's most professional paleontology and fossil restoration team, dedicated to helping everyone create their own museum and integrating science into daily life. They import a wide variety of fascinating fossils and educational products. They are also a professional natural science exhibition curation team, hoping that science is not just academic knowledge, but also an art form and a part of life. Furthermore, they are the sole distributor in Taiwan for the internationally renowned lifelike animal doll brand "Hansa Creation." HANSA upholds the principles of reducing the burden on the planet and promoting sustainable coexistence. Each HANSA doll is made from over 85% PET bottles, consuming an average of 30 PET bottles. They are internationally certified by the EU and handcrafted using natural, non-toxic plant-based pigments, allowing you to create your own zoo.