花糖文物館 - Guangfu Township

After the Hualien Sugar Factory stopped producing sugar and related products at the beginning of the 21st century and transformed into a tourist sugar factory, some of the equipment and utensils were displayed in the cultural relics museum. The cultural relics museum has only one floor, and the area is not large. You can visit it in about half an hour to an hour. In addition to the display of cultural relics, it also introduces the history of Taiwan's sugar making and the history of Hualien Sugar Factory. It is a pity that part of the lighting in the library is not very good, and it will be a bit difficult to read. In addition to the old cultural relics of Huatang, the Herbarium of the College of Life Sciences at National Taiwan University also has an exhibition area here, but it is not open every day. The opening hours of the exhibition will be announced at the entrance. As of April 2021, there is probably Four to five days of opening hours.

Nice place, very clean, not many people, you can understand the history and look back at the past years.

The Hualien Sugar Factory Cultural Relics Museum, you can drop by to eat ice, it may be relatively remote, and few people seem to know it.

An exhibition hall displaying the goods of people who worked in the Hualien sugar factory in the past.

When you arrive at Guangfang Sugar Factory, it is worth walking into it. There are many things inside.

Although it occupies a small area, the museum has a lot of things to introduce the history of the sugar factory and cultural relics. It is worth visiting.

The cultural relics museum itself is not large, but if you visit it carefully, you can see the daily life and historical relics of the sugar factory in its booming period. It is a great time to travel and feel back to the past ~ ^^ There is a small pond outside the Museum of Cultural Heritage ~ ^^

A small museum area with many precious historical relics There is also a new exhibition area "Bread Tree Education Promotion Center". Brother explained in detail the bread tree, fruit and leaves... There are also many sample specimens to visit