卑南遺址公園展示廳

10 yuan for county residents 30 yuan for non-local adults It's a little stuffy inside

The most exciting thing in the exhibition hall is the unearthed sarcophagus on display, some of which also contain jade pipes, jade bracelets, stone bracelets and other accompanying collections, showing the identity of the dead. It is worth mentioning that in addition to the sarcophagus tailor-made for the deceased, there are also sarcophagi shared by many people. One of the huge "common coffins" was built for multiple children.

Great place with a lot of knowledge and a lot of activities to take part in, it's worth spending some time shopping~

Visitors who want to come are recommended to navigate the tourist service center on the google map so that they will not be misled by google. The content of the exhibition hall is small but well-equipped, with the most amazing sarcophagus as well as the knowledge and knowledge of Beinan culture. Record, adults and children are suitable for walking around~

The tickets are cheap, the staff are friendly, the information is clear, and the important Beinan culture is preserved. If you like to see cultural relics, you can spend about two hours here.

The park is vast, and the tickets for the exhibition hall are cheap. Now there is also the ft. Xinkamikete exhibition of the prehistoric settlement in Beinan. It is worth buying a ticket to visit, and you will have a better understanding of the history of the Beinan site. There is also a community of free archaeological tools in the visitor center. The exhibition area is a good place for parking and clean toilets, suitable for an afternoon!

2022/05/12 Attractions behind Taitung Railway Station The green turf is a good place for walking and leisure, the environment is good, the grass will not be too long and it is difficult to walk, it is just right to walk here for an hour. Parking nearby The Beinan Site, located at the foothills of the southern tip of Beinan Mountain in Taitung County, Taiwan, is a representative site of the Neolithic Beinan Culture in eastern Taiwan. According to the inference of archaeologists, the age of the site is about 5,300 to 2,300 years ago, and the most prosperous period was 3,500 to 2,300 years ago. With an area of ​​more than 300,000 square meters, the Beinan site is the largest prehistoric settlement ever discovered in Taiwan. In addition, the Beinan site has also unearthed many slate coffins and exquisite funerary objects in the coffins. It is the largest slate coffin tomb group site in the Pacific Rim and Southeast Asia. At present, the Beinan Site is not only a national site designated by the Cultural Construction Committee of the Executive Yuan of the Republic of China, but also has the Beinan Cultural Park, the first archaeological site park in Taiwan. Based on the importance of the Beinan site, Professor Song Wenxun proposed to build a field museum in 1982. In 1988, the Beinan site was listed as a national first-class historic site by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of China. In 1991, the central government decided to plan the site as a "Peinan Cultural Park". In August 2002, the National Taiwan Museum of Prehistoric Culture, located at Kangle Station, Taitung City, near the Beinan Site, first opened. Four months later, the Beinan Cultural Park Visitor Center was officially opened, and Taiwan's first heritage park was born. In 2018, Beinan Cultural Park was renamed Beinan Historical and Archaeological Site Park. The planning concept of the entire Beinan Heritage Park is to regard the site as a museum in the sky. Therefore, a feature of the park is that you can see the on-site archaeological excavation display in the park. The address of Beinan Ruins Park is No. 200, Wenhua Park Road, Taitung City. Ticket 30