Li Tianlu Hand Puppet Museum

I just happened to see Xie Shen perform live. Three very young performers, with narration and puppet show, were very lively and very good.

At present, there is no normal opening for non-holiday, and reservations must be made in advance. There are a lot of cultural relics in the museum, witnessing the rise and fall of the generation of puppet shows, it is worth a visit!

Holiday group booking experience bag puppet, or parent-child with children to visit 1-3 floor, selling a lot of small things, film introduction, from the endless puppet show, world tour performance, Japanese TV drama to modern, the current fourth generation

The "Li Tianlu Puppet Puppet Art Museum" established in 1985 is a cultural relics museum promoted by the national treasure artist Li Tianlu to carry forward and inherit the traditional puppet art art. Located in Chi Perak Villa, Sanzhi District, overlooking the north coast along the way, there is a kind of independence and tranquility. The three-story cultural relics museum, with red brick and wooden furnishings, makes the museum full of antique and rustic beauty. The entrance is a high-rise gift area, and there is a puppet show experience area, medal and medal display area, DIY puppet making area, and brushes for children to paint puppets. The first floor of the Cultural Relics Museum enshrines the Marshal Kanda, the puppet theater, and there is a backfield musical instrument area on both sides. Pushing open the quaint door at the rear, you can see the auditorium. The classical and exquisite stage and benches make people feel as if they are back in the bag. The era of the prosperous drama. Going upstairs is the main exhibition area of ​​the Cultural Relics Hall. It displays the precious collection of Mr. Li Tianlu for more than 70 years, including traditional puppets, heads, clothes and various props with a history of 100 years, backstage musical instruments, and Quanzhou puppet master Huang Yi There is a special area that is missing, and there are also many exotic puppets in the museum, symbolizing Li Tianlu’s contribution to Taiwan’s traditional culture. The display area is equipped with inductive audio-visual guide instructions, and the puppet display racks can be rotated 360 degrees for the public to enjoy. The Cultural Heritage Museum will arrange puppet shows from time to time. Coming here, you can deeply feel Mr. Li Tianlu's persistence and contribution to the traditional palm opera culture, as well as the efforts of his descendants to promote puppet theater!

The Heritage Museum is currently managed by Mr. Li Tianlu's wife (the late curator Mrs. Li Chuancan). It is very humane and enthusiastic to explain the origin of the name. It is generally only open on the 6th. You can call for confirmation before you go. Tickets of 100 yuan can be used for 50 yuan consumption, and there are drinks and gift books. There are explanatory boards, stills, and film introductions to puppet theater. The 3-story building has a rich collection of antiques. It seems to have entered the time and space of the time and is very worth visiting. The inheritance of puppet theater is currently headed by the fourth-generation great-grandson. I hope this traditional art can continue to be passed on.

Super bad, not recommended for the following reasons 1. For attractions that end in five minutes, 100 yuan is required for tickets, and 50 for children. 2. There is no introduction, the site is old and unmaintained. There is water on the ground and the air is very poor. 3 The aunt on the first floor has a poor service attitude. When leaving, ask how to discount the consumption, and yell impatiently ?️ 4. When I left, I took back the tickets, and found a reason to use it for stamping. (Is it for the next guest?) It's really funny. Originally I wanted to take a child to know the puppet show, but I got a very bad impression. I don’t know what the purpose of opening this museum is. It will only give people the impression that only points will be deducted and then points will be deducted.