National Museum of Prehistory. The National Museum of Prehistory originated from the discovery of the Beinan Cultural Site. The National Museum of Prehistory originated from the discovery of the Beinan Cultural Site. The museum boasts world-class architectural design and rich exhibits, along with thoughtfully planned and pleasant outdoor spaces. Features such as the Moai statues and the sprawling lawn landscape outside the museum are beloved by visitors. The permanent exhibitions inside are divided into four main halls: 'Contemporary Archaeology Hall' explores archaeological issues through immersive theater; 'Taiwan's Prehistory Hall' presents archaeological discoveries over the past century, guiding visitors to explore Taiwan's prehistoric history; 'Austronesian Hall' introduces Oceanic cultures from the perspective of Austronesian peoples, connecting with global cultural interactions; and 'Taiwan's Natural History Hall' showcases Taiwan's natural history across different periods through three exhibition rooms.
Address: 臺東縣臺東市豐田里博物館路一號
Hours: 00:00–23:59
Taitung