This museum is located in Taipei City, Taiwan. It is a museum themed on the cultural relics and history of the indigenous people of Taiwan at that time. In June 1994, it opened under the auspices of the Lin Naiweng Cultural and Educational Foundation and with the donation of Shunyi Automobile Company. It covers an area of about 300 pings. Based on anthropological theories, it plans collections and exhibition activities. The museum is divided into four major areas: the humanities and natural environment, life and utensils, clothing and culture, and beliefs and rituals of the indigenous people of Taiwan at that time. The museum’s architecture combines the cultural characteristics of the indigenous people at that time with a modern shape, which is unique. Opening hours: Open from Tuesday to Sunday all year round from 9:00 to 17:00; closed all day on Monday all year round. Closed days: Monday and every year’s Lunar New Year holiday.
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