Special Holiday Update
Current and Upcoming Events
Museum Hours
Daily 9:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
- We are closed on the second and fourth Monday of each month.
Visitor Information
- Please dress modestly. No undershirt or flip-flops inside the museum.
- Please do not carry pets, toys, dangerous articles, food or drink into the museum.
- Please do not touch the artifacts.
Audio Tour
Audio Tour Player Rental /
NTD 80 per person
Please inquire at the Information Desk.
Pre-Arranged Group Tours
Groups of 20 or more may arrange for a guided group tour by appointment. The museum uses a group tour headphone system.
Headphone rentals /
NTD 30 per person.
Coming from North or South
Take National Highway No.3 (either northbound or southbound). At Wufeng Interchange (214), merge onto National Highway No.6 toward Guoshing and Puli. Exit at Puli Interchange. There are 3 exits to Puli; please take the second exit (Puli, Guoshing), and turn right towards Puli. Turn right at Jhongjheng Road, and then turn left at the sign for Yongfong Road......read more
True Treasures in Stone and Ink
September 18, 2010
This exhibition features original rubbings made from the most outstanding selections of stele inscription collected in Xi’an Beilin Museum, China, including the Kaicheng Stone Classics and the masterworks of Wang Xizhi and Yan Zhenqing. Come and explore the evolution of Chinese writing and the wisdom in the Confucian tradition encoded in stone and ink.
Mind-Transforming Treasures
Nearly 200 Buddhist artifacts are in the permanent exhibition. They consist of three main types of sculpture: stone, gilt bronze and wood. These pieces range over a thousand years, from the Gandhara period in India (ca.1st-5th century) to the Yuan and Ming periods (1271-1644) in China.
Chung Tai Museum