Located in the Qixingtan Scenic Area in Hualien, the original Qixing Bogie Museum was burned down in the middle of the night and left empty for a long time. After the place was transformed and reused, it was turned into a theme museum with cultural and ecological characteristics in 2019 with a new look.
The new Qixing Bogie Museum is opened from 9AM to 7PM with free entry and has many interactive games. It is a rare museum with bonito and fish together. Although it is not very large, it feels very novel with more different presentation methods and more interactive installations. There are also delicious products that can be used as souvenirs. It is a good tourist attraction in Hualien.
After visited the museum, you can buy a sweet coconut and take a walk on the beautiful and famous...
Read moreOverall, it was an interesting visit with a mix of history, culture, and hands-on experiences. The DIY takoyaki cooking is definitely the highlight—a must-try for visitors!
The aquarium on the highest level could use better maintenance, as it feels a bit neglected. The upper-level floor feels unstable and creaky, making it seem like it might give way if too many people stand in the same spot.
Despite these minor concerns, it’s still a unique and enjoyable stop, especially for those interested in seafood culture and interactive activities. It's...
Read moreeducational and sustaining their culture through this museum. entrance fee was 100ntd, but you could use it 50ntd coupon when buying souvenirs and also redeem a small snack, which i think was reasonable. it has 3 stories, explaining how they catch the fishes, how bonito fish were categorized, how they were made, how to cook them, etc. we stayed there for around 1 hr including shopping! family and kids...
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