Meinong Hakka Cultural Museum

The Meinong Hakka Cultural Museum spreads across two floors and combines architectural features of tobacco curing sheds with traditional three-sided courtyard houses. The rooms display objects from Hakka daily life, their crafts and techniques, and personal items that tell their story.

The museum was founded to preserve the heritage of the Hakka people, who have lived in this region for generations. The institution documents how this community has maintained its culture through economic and social changes over time.

The exhibitions show how the Hakka community lived and worked in daily life, with traditional tools and objects that preserve their craft traditions. Visitors can see how these techniques still survive in the region today and shape local identity.

The museum opens on specific days of the week, and visitors should check when it is available and if any restrictions apply. Entry is straightforward, though viewing both floors requires adequate time to walk through and explore.

The upper floor celebrates contemporary Hakka artists and musicians, showing that this heritage extends beyond the past into the present day. Visitors can discover how Hakka creators carry their tradition forward in modern works and keep it alive.

GPS coordinates: 22.91130,120.55744

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:01