National Taiwan Prehistoric Culture Museum South Branch

The Nanke Archaeological Museum has four permanent exhibition halls, namely "Hall 1: Five Thousand Years of Nanke", "Hall 2: Aspects of Prehistoric Life", "Hall 3: Scientific Archaeology", "Hall 4 : Children's Hall" and a "Special Exhibition Hall". In addition, the museum has the first archaeological secret room in Taiwan, which is displayed in an open warehouse, allowing the public to see through the glass windows the process of researchers sorting out cultural relics.

The Children's Hall is a game imagination space created for parents and children. It allows adults and children to understand prehistoric culture through imagination and creativity. The Austronesian mythology is used as the display element to get closer to prehistoric people through theater, hands-on, interactive devices and games. thinking and imagination.

The main axis of the exhibition hall is myths and legends. "Ocean Ring Theater": Let the audience ride on a raft and enjoy a fantasy journey as if they were on the scene; On the wall, an interesting interaction is formed; "Legend of Fire": think about how prehistoric people made fire by drilling wood and flint, "Sun and Tree Elves": slides, ball pools, and climbing nets combined with prehistoric artistic conceptions Physical fitness area; "Forest Maze": find prey through listening to the location for team competitions, "game activity area": provide a space for group games and teaching aid boxes for children and adults to interact with each other. In addition, the outdoor game area "Sand Pit" that cooperates with educational promotion activities is to create an archaeological excavation game experience for parent-child interaction!

In addition to enjoying the exhibitions in the museum, the public can also visit the surrounding landscape and public art works, such as the Songsong House, the sugar house, and the pavilion in the shape of a shed, etc. Through public art, the atmosphere of the museum building and the park as a whole is created. A space for dialogue without distance between art, the public and the Nanke Archaeological Museum. There are catering and commodity stores on the first floor of the museum, combining archaeological elements to create a unique service space. The restaurant tables, chairs, and landscaping are all made of paper. You can enjoy delicious paper hot pot, light meals, coffee and various parent-child meals. In addition to the package, there are also various DIY paper crafts and special products of Nanke Archaeological Museum.