The Kijin Shell Museum in Kaohsiung is one of the largest shell museums in Southeast Asia, located on the second floor of the Cijin Coastal Park Visitor Center
The museum houses nearly 2000 types of shells donated by Mr
Huang Geliang from Kaohsiung, collected over the years
Guided tours are provided by staff, and admission is free of charge
The museum features rare and colorful shells such as the world’s two unique shells, the round-shaped Dragon Palace shell, and the Nautilus, which is considered a living fossil
It is truly an eye-opening experience
Additionally, the museum has a crab display area with over 200 species of crabs on display, showcasing a rich variety
The museum is open all year round from Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
A must-see tip: free guided tours are available on holidays, while reservations are required on regular days
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