[2025 Taipei Attraction] Travel Guide for National Taiwan Museum Railway Department Park (Updated Feb)

#Taipei Attractions Train fans should not miss the National Taiwan Museum Railway Park The Railway Park of the National Taiwan Museum is located in Beimen, showcasing Taiwan’s rich railway history and culture. The red brick walls in the park are very charming and exude a historical charm, making it a great place to check in. Visitors can visit a variety of historical trains, learn about the evolution and technological development of railways, and appreciate railway-related artifacts and exhibitions. Train fans can't miss it. In addition to permanent exhibitions, the park regularly hosts various events to attract railway enthusiasts and families to experience it. Wandering in this nostalgic park, it feels like going back in time. Whether you want to check in or learn more about the story of Taiwan’s railways, the National Taiwan Museum Railway Park can satisfy you. #Taipei #Railway Museum #Red Brick Wall

This visit to the 'Chen Cheng-po 130th Anniversary Exhibition,' co-curated by the National Taiwan Museum and the Chen Cheng-po Cultural Foundation, is a visual feast intertwining art and nature. The exhibition, through Chen Cheng-po's paintings and the museum's natural history collections, guides us to re-examine the unique charm of Taiwan and contemplate how nature and humanity interact to shape the beautiful island we know today. Taiwanese Landscapes in Dialogue with Nature The most stunning part of the exhibition is the display of 8 original works by Chen Cheng-po, such as 'Tropic of Cancer Landmark,' 'Farmhouse,' 'East Taiwan Coastal Road,' 'Sound of Waves,' and 'Snow on Yushan.' These works depict various landscapes and cultural scenes of Taiwan. In addition to static paintings, the exhibition also features realistic art screen animations, adding a dynamic touch and enhancing the immersive viewing experience. The museum further integrates these paintings with natural history specimens, such as fish and plants, exploring Taiwan's natural features like the Kuroshio Current, monsoon climate, and cloud forests. This showcases how these environmental factors influence biodiversity, agricultural development, and human life. Through this contrast, we can see the intersection of art and science and understand how Chen Cheng-po used his brush to document Taiwan's local customs and landscapes. Exploring Taiwan, Tracing the Path to Happiness One of the core concepts of the exhibition is 'The Taste of Happiness,' allowing us to feel Taiwan's unique vitality and richness through the combination of art and nature. Whether it's the majestic mountains, the roaring ocean, or the simple rural scenery, they all form our emotional memory of this land. This exhibition is not only a tribute to Chen Cheng-po's art but also a heartfelt confession to the island of Taiwan. Through the dialogue between paintings and natural history, we not only appreciate the beauty of art but also rethink the relationship between humans and nature. If you are interested in Taiwan's culture, art, and nature, this exhibition is definitely worth a visit! Tracing Our Place - Chen Cheng-po 130th Anniversary Exhibition Date: 2024/12/03 09:30 ~ 2025/05/11 17:00 Location: Special Exhibition Area, Railway Department Park, National Taiwan Museum