Chiayi Municipal Museum

The Chiayi Municipal Museum is a building in the East District of Chiayi, Taiwan, housing multiple exhibition spaces for regional collections. The Geological Hall, Fossil Hall, and Fine Arts Gallery display artifacts ranging from natural history specimens to artistic works connected to the area.

The museum was established in March 2004 through community initiatives dedicated to preserving and presenting regional heritage. This founding reflected efforts to gather local history and artifacts in a single central location for the public.

The museum displays silk wrappings for Tibetan Buddhist texts and an Islamic jade collection from Qing emperors, representing how different cultures intersected in this region's past. These objects show the layered influences that shaped local traditions and artistic practices over time.

The museum has wheelchair access and sits within walking distance of Beimen Station on the Alishan Forest Railway line. Being near this station makes it easy to reach and allows you to combine your visit with nearby attractions.

Tile collections on display document architectural patterns and design developments specific to the Chiayi region. These objects reveal local craftsmanship techniques and artistic styles that shaped the buildings of the past.

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

GPS coordinates: 23.48700,120.45152

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:54