Taiwan Hakka Culture Museum — The park is designed according to the undulating terrain of the hills where the base is located, with outdoor spaces, a main exhibition hall area, and ancillary facilities. Plazas and paths surrounding the base gently connect the areas, while the buildings are considered part of the overall landscape. The park and related facilities are enveloped by artificial hills formed by water and green landscape patterns, creating an image of terraced fields.

Taiwan Hakka Culture Museum. The park is designed according to the undulating terrain of the hills where the base is located, with outdoor spaces, a main exhibition hall area, and ancillary facilities. Plazas and paths surrounding the base gently connect the areas, while the buildings are considered part of the overall landscape. The park and related facilities are enveloped by artificial hills formed by water and green landscape patterns, creating an image of terraced fields. The park is designed according to the undulating terrain of the hills where the base is located, with outdoor spaces, a main exhibition hall area, and ancillary facilities. Plazas and paths surrounding the base gently connect the areas, while the buildings are considered part of the overall landscape. The park and related facilities are enveloped by artificial hills formed by water and green landscape patterns, creating an image of terraced fields. The main exhibition hall area is the primary space of the park. Visitors can access the permanent exhibition area on the second floor via an aerial walkway from the park entrance. This area documents the moving stories of Hakka immigrants in Taiwan through various exhibition methods. The first floor features a multimedia interactive exhibition area. The surrounding special exhibition areas are themed around different elements of Hakka charm, including the Taiwan Hall, Global Hall, Children's Hall, Cultural and Creative Industries Hall, and the Camphor Industry Special Exhibition Area, reflecting the profound meaning of inheriting and innovating Hakka culture. Ancillary facilities in the park include a DIY experience area for parent-child fun and workshop classrooms. The multimedia theater next to the workshop classrooms allows you to watch moving Hakka films. The main stage area of the stepped plaza is planned with various forms of artistic and cultural performances, such as Hakka music and group performances, guiding visitors to get closer to Hakka culture. Along the walking path behind the main stage, you can reach the semi-circular moon pond with Hakka imagery and enjoy the scenery of the Hakka village at the foot of the mountain. When you are tired, you can come to the Hakka Special... Address: 苗栗縣銅鑼鄉九湖村銅科南路6號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Miaoli