Radio Taiwan International Museum

The National Broadcasting Museum, registered as a historical building in Chiayi County, has become a local cultural center of the Cultural Construction Association. It displays broadcast transmitters, large vacuum tubes, radios, etc., which are more than 70 years old. In addition to viewing the broadcast cultural relics, it can also record Experience and visit the operation of the radio station. It is a living cultural relics museum that is entertaining and entertaining, and an interactive cultural relics museum that can fully experience and display the teaching function.

A highly recommended attraction! Tickets are only 50 yuan, and there are many radio-related cultural relics and historical introductions, as well as many interactive facilities. In addition, a resident small exhibition has recently been added to watch, and it also has a friendly and professional guide to listen to, which is very worthwhile. a visit~ And there are not many crowds on weekdays. This time I went to the whole museum by myself. It was really comfortable to walk around. And the hinterland is not small. You can walk around if you are not in a hurry.

2/6 (Sunday), it is considered an unpopular scenic spot. There are only two cars and one locomotive this Sunday afternoon. There are very few tourists. There are 7-8 tourists. The ticket is only 50 yuan. The parking space is in the basketball court. There are toilets upstairs and downstairs, very convenient! I thought it would be over soon, but following the guide's explanation, it should take an hour to walk around! I feel that it is worth the money and I have gained a lot. When visiting such a professional place, you must find someone to explain it, and then you will be interested. If you go shopping by yourself, it will take about 10 minutes to leave! Because it's boring and tasteless, how can it stay for a long time (because you don't understand!) Next to the cultural relic museum (outside the museum, in the direction of Minxiong), you can take a look at the guest house of the original broadcasting center. It should be noted that the broadcasting relic museum is closed at noon 2 Hours, don't miss out!

The "National Broadcasting Museum" is affiliated to the Minxiong branch of the Central Radio Station. It was formerly known as the "Minxiong Broadcasting Station" during the Japanese occupation. The broadcasting towers used at that time were two 206-meter-high T-shaped antenna towers equipped with 100-barrel medium-wave transmitters manufactured by NEC. It is "Taiwan Broadcasting Station Minxiong Broadcasting Machine Room". The "Broadcasting Heritage Museum" is now established and is open to the public. In addition to displaying radio relics such as radio transmitters, large vacuum tubes, and radios that are over 70 years old, it also provides the public with a recording experience. It will be included in the top 100 historical buildings in Taiwan.