永安海螺文化體驗園區 - Xinwu District

You can park your car at Yongan Fishing Port and walk over the bridge, there are more parking spaces there There are no tickets in the museum. The building itself is quite beautiful and suitable for taking pictures. There are stories about the fishing port and the ocean in the museum, and there are virtual interactive devices for children to play. The overall hall is not big, the indoor space is comfortable, there is a restaurant where you can rest and eat for a while (the price is about $100-200). Today, the elevator in the hall is not open on weekdays, so you can imagine that it will be very crowded on holidays. There is a large turf outside for walking. When the weather is good, the field of vision is wide and suitable for walking and resting. It is a seaside park where you can see the sea, grassland and sky It is recommended to come on weekdays, no one is very comfortable to stroll around After the end, you can walk across the bridge to Yong'an Fishing Port, buy some seafood and go home to eat

Together with the Taiwan Hakka Tea Culture Center in Longtan, the Yiwei Baotai Memorial Park in Pingzhen, and the Hakka Guild Hall in Bade North District, the newest "Hakka Four Halls" in Taoyuan are currently the only venues that introduce Hakka culture on the sea line. It is special, so it is called "Conch Pavilion" because of the conch hair style. There are parking lots at the back and on the side. There is no charge. It is a good place to park on holidays. There are guards along the estuary next to the parking lot. You can also park there. There are many places. There is a small beach next to the parking lot, and it is very convenient to have a foot-washing sink in the external toilet by the parking lot. Go to the front entrance, the door is facing the cross-harbor bridge that leads to Yong'an Fishing Port Area and Yushi Building (only pedestrians can pass, only stairs, carts cannot), which can lead to the port area. There is no charge for entering the museum and viewing the exhibition. At the entrance, you can see a whole wall made of cobblestones, and on the other side is the entrance of the exhibition area, which introduces the Shihu in the Xinwu area, the fishing culture of the Haixian Hakka, as well as the Hakka culture such as boiled salt and Bogong. There are many interactive somatosensory game facilities. The second floor is not open. There are "Conch Coffee" in the dining area, which includes Hakka specialties such as Hakka Salted Pork Pizza(?), Lime Tea, Oriental Beauty Tea, and other light meals such as general coffee, pasta, and muffins. (See menu photo). There is a nursery, but the nursery only has water dispensers, changing tables and boxes full of toilet paper! Fortunately, there is a diaper table in the accessible toilet next to it. Hope the operators can improve. There is a modeling pool inside and outside, which is good for taking pictures on the whole, and many netizens are taking pictures. There are stairs next to the outdoor pool to go up to the platform on the second floor. If you push a cart, you can walk up the ramp next to the entrance slowly. You can see the port and the sea view on the other side when you go up. Windmills), the sea view here will be wider if you go up to the hill behind the stadium. Fortunately, we went there in spring in April. In winter, the sea breeze here is super strong and super cold, but it is already quite hot in the afternoon on a sunny day in April, and it may be more sunny in summer. On the whole, it is a trip point where you can take children to walk, run, watch the exhibition, interact, play, blow air, drink coffee, and stay for about an hour. It should be ok in spring, autumn and early summer. In winter, the northeast wind is strong and cold, which needs to be considered. There are a lot of people on holidays (but the space is large, not crowded, and comfortable). It is said that there are no people on weekdays. If you want to take beautiful photos on the Internet, you can choose weekdays.

Parking space: easy to park, no extra charge Food: On the other side of the bridge, there are cooked food areas, dry goods areas, and fresh fish areas. Many restaurants in the cooked food area will attract business. It seems that most of them have been visited by programs. Inside the hall: It is very clean, and it also brings the characteristics of the new house, such as how to fish in the past, etc. There are also many interactive games. I remember one is a game of pulling the fishnet. After standing, it will automatically detect your position, and then start to swing your hand to pull the fishnet up. In the scenic spot above, the sea breeze is actually very strong. If it’s okay and boring, you can really sit here and let it go. There will also be people flying kites here, playing in the water at the beach, punching cards and taking pictures, etc.

Located opposite Yong'an Fishing Port, the Conch Pavilion is designed with a curved surface without beams and columns. From a distance, it looks like a conch embedded in the sand?, coupled with the white and flawless tone, no matter from a distance or close-up, it exudes a strong fairy spirit~ The Conch Cultural Experience Park covers an area of ​​5.6 hectares. There are buildings in the shape of conch curved shells on the hills. The first floor is an exhibition hall and a cafe, and the second floor is a semi-outdoor viewing platform. It has become the latest sunset viewing spot~ The two-storey park has a super beautiful curve design and an open space. Walking in the building, you can enjoy the scenery of Yongan Guanhai Bridge and the fishing port through large and small viewing windows. The dreamy seascape is really super beautiful and super dreamy~