Lanyang Museum

The architecture is special, and there are installation arts. The souvenirs sold are very different from other museums. Worth walking around.

Tickets are cheap and the architectural design is beautiful. The permanent pavilion inside is easy to visit, but you must be prepared to queue up for parking on holidays.

The exterior is beautiful, and the blue sky reflected on the outer glass is hard not to become a mecca for taking pictures and punching in. But as a local, you still have to go in and see what's inside (free for county residents! Go and support it). The climate, the development of each period, and the different cultures of each region are all manifested, and many things are actually unknown to the locals! The length of the explanatory text in the exhibition hall may be difficult for children to understand, and even adults may not be patient to read it. It is recommended that the moving lines can be marked more clearly. The souvenir shops in the export zone sell Taiwanese postcards or toys. But it’s very different from Yilan. I hope that Yilan can attach more importance to cultural and creative things. I believe that this kind of talent is not difficult to find, but I didn’t give a chance. I guess it will attract tourists to this place if there is a cultural and creative related to Yilan. Have a deeper understanding!

[Lanyang Museum] The appearance of the building is super beautiful, and the artistic style is strong. Every angle is beautiful when taking pictures, especially the sunset, surrounded by green mountains and green waters, and golden sunset reflections. It is very beautiful and is the favorite of photographers. The surrounding environment is quiet and suitable for families.

From a distance, it looks like a small island protruding from the sea. It is a bit like looking at Guishan Island from a distance. A large piece of wetland in front of the museum is the site of Wushi Jiao. The wooden boardwalk surrounding the Lanyang Museum also provides a space for people to get close to nature. It is worth a visit ~