舊郵便局

It has been three years since the old post office was changed to the exhibition center. The exhibition will last until November 15th.

If it rains, you can go sightseeing and wait for the scallion pancakes nearby

Even if it is not open on weekends, it is a post office but there is no mailbox. It is a very strange design. The delivery hole under the i mailbox is sealed.

It's a very conspicuous appearance. Unfortunately, I just took a rest on the day of my visit. I look forward to going in and have a look when I come to Penghu next time!

The introduction to the wreck and salvage of the Underwater Explorer is very informative and educational, and the most important thing is that the air conditioner is very comfortable ^_^

It is a very distinctive building. There are some cultural relics and descriptions under the water on display. The air-conditioning is very strong, and the waiter is very beautiful and kind.

If you like history, you can come here to see the different things in each exhibition. This time it is underwater culture, you can learn about some cultural relics under the water, and how Penghu looks underwater. You can simply take a stroll.

This year (2022), during the Museum Month (May), Penghu held a treasure hunt Bingo activity with the theme of "Pengbo Treasures, shared by the islanders", including 16 museum buildings. If you can collect stamps, there will be surprise gifts and Sweepstakes! The post office is one of the museum areas. The post office was founded in Taisho 13 (1924 AD). It is a beautiful and green ancient building with an eclectic style of Japanese and Western styles. Once you enter the house, frankly speaking, it is not big. You can see it all by looking around. , However, if you carefully watch the content it shows, it may not end in dozens of minutes! At present, the first half of the museum exhibits underwater museums and museums related to shipwrecks around the world, with interactive activities and film-style introductions. Interactive shipwreck archaeology video! Really a small but rich exhibition hall.