Exhibitions Now On
Special Exhibition Hall 3 (Children's Museum): Let's Play in Hakka Villages - Exploring Hakka Village Life Wisdom and Festivals (第三特展室（兒童館）：客庄遊樂去－探索客庄生活智慧及節慶生活)
The Children's Museum of the Taiwan Hakka Museum focuses on "Let's Play in Hakka Villages," exploring Hakka village life wisdom and festival culture. The exhibition area is divided into six zones: "Hakka Food Arena," "Lei Cha (Pounded Tea) DIY," "Hakka Dragon VR Experience," "Land Life Area," "Farming and Reading Area," and "Fairy Tale Secret Base."
Among them, "Hakka Food Arena" and "Lei Cha DIY" are open for experience; children and adults are welcome to challenge them together.
"Hakka Food Arena" uses touch tablets and interactive wall projection technology to present 25 classic Hakka dishes through a game, including "Four Braised and Four Stir-fried," rice-based foods, pickled foods, etc., helping visitors understand the Hakka spirit of frugality, reverence for nature, and hospitality, as well as the unique flavors of Hakka cuisine.
"Lei Cha DIY" uses a virtual touch table DIY mode. Through a simple and fun grinding game process, visitors can learn about the Lei Cha production process from raw materials to finished products, getting to know this unique Hakka tea culture.
Anyone holding a Hakka Theater admission ticket can experience VR games for free in the Third Special Exhibition Hall (Children's Museum). Children's Museum activity schedule:
09:30-10:30 Hakka Dragon VR Experience
10:30-11:00 Children's Storytelling Theater
11:00-12:00 Hakka Dragon VR Experience
12:00-13:30 Cleaning and Maintenance Time
13:30-15:30 Hakka Dragon VR Experience
15:30-16:00 Children's Storytelling Theater
【Open for Reservations Now】
In accordance with instructions from the Central Epidemic Command Center, epidemic prevention measures are being gradually relaxed. The museum has been open since July 14 under micro-opening conditions:
Please call 037-985558 ext. 732 between 9:00-17:00 to book a visit. Visiting slots are divided into 4 sessions per day: morning (9:00 & 11:00) and afternoon (13:30 & 15:30), generally lasting 2 hours (last session ends at 17:00). Individuals or groups who have completed a reservation should arrive at the museum on time.
Flow control is still required before entry: total capacity is limited to 100 people in the museum / 40 people per single special exhibition hall (or shop).
Among them, "Hakka Food Arena" and "Lei Cha DIY" are open for experience; children and adults are welcome to challenge them together.
"Hakka Food Arena" uses touch tablets and interactive wall projection technology to present 25 classic Hakka dishes through a game, including "Four Braised and Four Stir-fried," rice-based foods, pickled foods, etc., helping visitors understand the Hakka spirit of frugality, reverence for nature, and hospitality, as well as the unique flavors of Hakka cuisine.
"Lei Cha DIY" uses a virtual touch table DIY mode. Through a simple and fun grinding game process, visitors can learn about the Lei Cha production process from raw materials to finished products, getting to know this unique Hakka tea culture.
Anyone holding a Hakka Theater admission ticket can experience VR games for free in the Third Special Exhibition Hall (Children's Museum). Children's Museum activity schedule:
09:30-10:30 Hakka Dragon VR Experience
10:30-11:00 Children's Storytelling Theater
11:00-12:00 Hakka Dragon VR Experience
12:00-13:30 Cleaning and Maintenance Time
13:30-15:30 Hakka Dragon VR Experience
15:30-16:00 Children's Storytelling Theater
【Open for Reservations Now】
In accordance with instructions from the Central Epidemic Command Center, epidemic prevention measures are being gradually relaxed. The museum has been open since July 14 under micro-opening conditions:
Please call 037-985558 ext. 732 between 9:00-17:00 to book a visit. Visiting slots are divided into 4 sessions per day: morning (9:00 & 11:00) and afternoon (13:30 & 15:30), generally lasting 2 hours (last session ends at 17:00). Individuals or groups who have completed a reservation should arrive at the museum on time.
Flow control is still required before entry: total capacity is limited to 100 people in the museum / 40 people per single special exhibition hall (or shop).
Event Details
- 2026-01-01 — 臺灣客家文化館（客家委員會客家文化發展中心）